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Siebel Consumer Sector Guide > Complex Quotes and Orders > End-User Procedures for Complex Quotes and Orders > Generating and Modifying Size QuantitiesAfter you have established ship-to accounts and delivery dates for a quote, and added products to each ship-to account, you can specify size-specific quantities for the products associated with each ship-to account. To do this you select a size distribution and a multiplier for each product. Size distributions are set up by an administrator in your company to facilitate the allocation of appropriate product and size quantities. They contain quantities for each size within a product type, and are typically created to reflect consumption rates for each size. For example, a men's casual shirt size distribution might specify the following size quantities: two smalls, three mediums, four larges, and two extra larges. The total number of products for one set of men's casual shirts for this size distribution would be 11. Table 25 shows the product quantities that would result from using the size distribution described above with a multiplier of three. When you generate size quantities, these quantities are repeated for every delivery date associated with the quote. Considering the example given above, if the quote you are preparing has three delivery dates, then a total of 99 units would be added to the quote you are preparing. Once you have generated size quantities, you can make adjustments by editing individual size quantities for each delivery date. The Line Item Detail view displays a quote and the shipping addresses and products associated with it. You can use this view to generate size-specific quantities for each product in a quote. To generate product and size quantities
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