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UD code

Classifies the quality of an inspection lot.

UM

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Un

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Un (unit of measure)

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Un.

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Underdel. tol.

Value specified by the user that expresses the percentage by which the quantity delivered may fall below the quantity ordered or procured and yet still be accepted by the system.

Underdel. tolerance

Value specified by the user that expresses the percentage by which the quantity delivered may fall below the quantity ordered or procured and yet still be accepted by the system.

Underdelivery tolerance

Value specified by the user that expresses the percentage by which the quantity delivered may fall below the quantity ordered or procured and yet still be accepted by the system.

Unit

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter.

Unit costing

Process of planning project by quantity of material and labor consumed.

Unit of entry

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter.

Unit of measure

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Unit of measurement

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Unloading point

Location at which goods are received at the ship-to party.

Unpl.order

Number of maintenance orders that are unplanned.

Unplanned depreciation

Unplanned value correction as the result of a reduction in asset value, which appears to be permanent. Used in unusual circumstances, such as damage to the asset, that leads to a permanent reduction in its value.

Unrestricted use

Valuated stock of a material held by (and belonging to) a company, which is not subject to any usage restrictions.

UoM

Unit by which quantities are to be measured. Some examples include: pound, gram, meter, and liter. A single material in SAP may have multiple units of measure such as sales unit and unit of issue. Abbreviation: UoM.

Upper Limit

Used during pricing to create a range of values (scales). When the order or rebate value exceeds the upper limit, the pricing condition will not apply.

Usage

Code identifying the area in which the task list will be used.

Usage variance

Difference between planned and actual costs.

Use float aft. prod.

Indicator used to specify that when an operation is dispatched, the float after production in the order can be used, in addition to the operation floats.

Use operation floats

Indicator used to specify that when an operation is dispatched, the planning result only counts as error free if the operation lies within the operation float.

USER

Identification assigned to a user.