| # Partial handling unit structure New in Infor LN FP3 Usually, if you pack items by means of a package definition, the number of items that you pack is equal to the number of items defined in the package definition, or is a multiple of this total number of items. Previously, if the quantity of the items to be packed did not match the quantity defined in the package definition, or was not a multiple of this quantity, the remaining quantity was packed in a single handling unit. Now, the remaining quantity is packed in a partial packing structure, that is, is proportionally divided among the handling unit structure defined in the package definition. Related topics How package definitions distribute item quantities |