Development of MRP in Microsoft Excel
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MRP means Materials Requirement Planning. MRP is a time-phased computer program which translates finished product into raw materials , parts or sub-assemblies and work backward by the lead time to give the information from which time you have to start your work to finish the final product. There are many software to construct MRP. Basically it is constructed by the companies for their own reason. But the MRP system that we have developed in Microsoft Excel by using VBA. VBA means visual basic for application. It is programming system in excel. There are 9 products that we have developed for constructing MRP. It can be customized for other product by following the program. The person who has simple knowledge in excel can use it easily. It detects error when you will input invalid data. So, it is user-friendly. Limitation: 1. The maximum delivery week no is 100. 2. Only two ordering techniques have been developed. 3. In master production schedule, only one data can be given at a time.
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- 1. Development of Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) in Microsoft Excel SUPERVISED BY Md. Saiful Islam Assistant Professor Department of Industrial Engineering and Management SUBMITTED BY MD. AKIBUL ISLAM Roll: 1411018 MD. MANOARUL AMIN HAWLIDER Roll: 1411031 Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
- 2. Why MRP? • To guarantee material availability • Optimizing service level • Minimizing cost
- 3. Block Diagram of MRP System Master Production Schedule (MPS) Bill of Material (BOM) Inventory Data Purchase Order Materials Plan Works Order Input OutputProcessing
- 4. MRP Processing Gross Requirements Schedule Receipts Projected On Hand Net Requirements Planned-Order Receipts Planned-Order Releases
- 5. Ordering Technique of MRP Two types of ordering techniques that we have developed in the MRP system. • Lot – for – lot ordering • Lot-size ordering
- 6. Presentation on the MRP system that we have developed
- 7. The whole system has been developed in Microsoft Excel by using VBA.
- 15. 1. The maximum number of delivery week is 100. 2. The program is done for wooden shops only. Though the other products MRP can be planned by following this program. 3. Only two types of lot sizing is used on that system. 4. Calculation of program for MRP uses a few times. 5. In master production schedule, One data can be given at a time. Limitations
- 16. An inventory management system becomes costly for the computer functioning calculation. The Microsoft excel is very common one that is used in the normal days. As the program is completely done in excel, this can be used in every official or non-official production farms in the world. The most tempted part is using and unmistakable data giving that makes the program more user friendly. With a simple knowledge in excel, anyone can operate the system on their own hands. Conclusion