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Hello Els Van Vossel,

I have tested your scenario and  it is working proper. You have to define a minimum stock rule as you posted. It means when your stock is down to 20 and run the scheduler then the products quantity will be 60.
Now we have a 10 products which are in virtual stock so remaining product is 50 which are buy as a multiple of 8 qty. So when it is consider the 48 product as a multiple of 8 then the stock will 48+10=58 which is not satisfies the Stock rule and it tends the product's maximum quantity to 60 so it is taking a 56 product as a multiple of of 8 and product stock will be 56+10=66 which is the our result.

And one more thing the Maximum quantity in minimum stock rule is not a
Maximum Stock but is is the Maintaining the stock to it's maximum
quantity.

Thanks.

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       Status: Triaged => Invalid

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Title:
  [Trunk] Wrong procurement calculation with Multiple Quantity

Status in OpenObject Addons Modules:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Suppose you have a product with the following minimum stock rules:
Min Qty of 20
Max Qty of 60
Virtual Stock of 10 (goods receipt to be validated)
Multiple Qty of 8.

The procurement scheduler calculates a request for quotation for 56 products. This means that at goods receipt of the 10 products, your maximum stock level will be exceeded.

I tested it with Multiple qty set to 1, and then the system calculates a procurement of 50.

Shouldn't the procurement, calculated with a multiple qty of 8, be 48 as a result, taking into account the virtual stock?