Complete the MRP records for Product A. What that means is you have to compute the Gross Requirements, Planned Order Receipts, Available Balance and Planned Order Releases for the parent Product A and all of the dependent parts that make A. You also have to provide the "overall lead time". By that I mean how long does it take to get a single A, if nothing is in stock.

You will see that Item D is required in two places. You can't do the MRP record for D until you have the Gross Requirements coming from both parent items (B & C.) Just add the Gross Requirements together to get the total needed.

Use the following data and the MRP Worksheet.xlsx file. Gross Requirements for Product A: Inventory Information: Product Structure: The numbers in parenthesis indicate how many are needed. For example, you need 2 part Bs to make 1A. Use the following data and the MRP Worksheet.xlsx file. Gross Requirements for Product A: Inventory Information: Product Structure: The numbers in parenthesis indicate how many are needed. For example, you need 2 part Bs to make 1A