You can edit the order-related BOM according to the same schema as the master data BOM.

Changes to the order-related BOM do not affect the corresponding master data BOM. You are always working on a copy that you can customize order-related.

• Actual quantity: Material consumption (input quantity). Results from the sum of all the withdrawal postings in the "Intermediate products-> Input -> Posting" history tab (across all batches).
• Actual quantity (UOM): Material consumption in the base unit of measure.
• Difference quantity:  = Actual quantity - Target quantity

Here you can see the evaluation of the production result in tabular form:

Explanation of the fields:

Name	Description
Column A: Planned products
A.1) Target Input Quantity	Planned quantity. Amount of material required for the planned order size.
A.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total amount consumed.
A.3) Difference to actual input	Difference A.2) - A.1)
A.4) Deviation to actual input %	Deviation between A.1) and A.2) in percent.
Column B: Total products
B.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity which is required according to the standard BOM for the resulting product (good quantity + scrap).
B.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)
B.3) Difference to actual input	Difference A.2) - B.1)
B.4) Deviation to actual input %	Deviation between B.1) and B.2) in percent.
Column C: Good Products
C.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity which, according to the standard BOM, is required for the resulting usable product (good quantity).
C.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)
C.3) Difference to actual input	Difference A.2) - C.1)
C.4) Deviation to actual input %	Deviation between C.1) and C.2) in percent.
Column D: Scrapped Products
D.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity which is required according to the standard BOM for the resulting scrap.
D.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)
Column E: Total Final Products
E.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity which is required according to the standard BOM for the resulting end product (good quantity + scrap). The end product is the last production stage within a production order.
E.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)
E.3) Difference to actual input	Difference A.2) - E.1)
E.4) Deviation to actual input %	Deviation between E.1) and E.2) in percent.
Column F: Good final Products
F.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity which, according to the standard BOM, is required for the resulting and usable end product (good quantity). The end product is the last production stage within a production order.
F.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)
F.3) Difference to actual input	Difference A.2) - F.1)
F.4) Deviation to actual input %	Deviation between F.1) and F.2) in percent.
Column G: Scrapped Final Products
G.1) Target Input Quantity	Input quantity that is required according to the standard BOM for the resulting scrapped end product. The end product is the last production stage within a production order.
G.2) Actual Input Quantity	Total quantity consumed (Same field as A.2)