I have tested your scenario.You made a some wrong configuration in your "BoM". so please consider following steps.
1. Make a 4 different product A,B.C, and D.
2.Then make a "BoM" and select the BoM type as a "Sets / Phantom".
3. And define in this one "BoM" your whole structure like in product A 's component define product B and in Product B's component define product C.
4. Now you print the "Product Cost Structure" report which contains cost of product is 14€.
When you select "BoM" type as a "Normal" then only it's sub-product 's structure can generated not of the sub-product 's child. So in "Product Structure Cost" report you can see the cost of the product was 5€.
But when you select "BoM" type as a "Sets / Phantom" then it will consider it's children.Then it's cost calculated to it's sub-product and also in sub-product's children.
Hello Francis,
I have tested your scenario.You made a some wrong configuration in your "BoM". so please consider following steps.
1. Make a 4 different product A,B.C, and D.
2.Then make a "BoM" and select the BoM type as a "Sets / Phantom".
3. And define in this one "BoM" your whole structure like in product A 's component define product B and in Product B's component define product C.
4. Now you print the "Product Cost Structure" report which contains cost of product is 14€.
When you select "BoM" type as a "Normal" then only it's sub-product 's structure can generated not of the sub-product 's child. So in "Product Structure Cost" report you can see the cost of the product was 5€.
But when you select "BoM" type as a "Sets / Phantom" then it will consider it's children.Then it's cost calculated to it's sub-product and also in sub-product's children.
Thanks