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Bonnie, It is only a one line fix but the routine is used everywhere before the actual shipment, which naturally has the real date. Since we have source I already fixed detail entry, acknowledgements and pick lists. It does help to let the customer and warehouse know when we actually plan to ship stuff. I also fixed available to promise since the ship lead is used there as well and it can impact availability of low stock items. They claimed that the shipment date was never designed to use the shipment calendar (?????). It actually does use the shipment calendar but it does not respect weekends or non-work days. Someone long ago thought erroneously that to calculate a shipment date you run the number of days back on the wall calendar and then find the nearest prior business day rather than just running back the number of business days. To the best of my knowledge I know of no shipping company that would use that method. It is a shame to since the fix is actually less work than what they are doing now. You can probably get it reopened if you want or more customers want the calculation to be real world. Regards Konrad
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