How to Run and Print the Weekly Production Schedule
Learn how to export the Job Order Status report in Made2Manage and properly format the weekly production schedule in Microsoft Excel.
This guide explains how to generate the weekly production schedule using the Made2Manage ERP software and Microsoft Excel. Completing this task ensures your team has an up-to-date and properly formatted job order status report for the week's manufacturing operations.
This workflow is for production managers and scheduling teams who need to prepare the weekly manufacturing schedule. You will use this process at the start of each week to refresh and distribute the latest job order statuses to the production floor.
Export Job Order Data from Made2Manage












Update the Production Schedule in Excel
R:\Production\Scheduling), and double-click KLY Schedules.xlsx to open it.


Format the Schedule for Printing










Q: Should I open the exported Made2Manage report after saving it?
A: No. When the system prompts asking if you want to open the exported XLSX file, click "No" and proceed directly to your main Excel scheduling spreadsheet.
Q: What should I do if Excel asks to update links when opening the schedule?
A: If you receive a prompt asking to update the file or its links, always click "Update" so your spreadsheet pulls in the newly exported data from Made2Manage.
Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Made2Manage | An enterprise resource planning (ERP) software used for managing production and manufacturing operations. |
Job Order Status | A specific report in the ERP system that tracks the progress, quantities, and delivery dates of current production jobs. |
SO Number | Stands for Sales Order number, a unique identifier for a customer's requested product order. |
RP JOSS | The internal designation for the custom Job Order Status report exported from Made2Manage. |