Which term is a document listing every parent item that requires a given component and the quantities needed from the bill of materials?

• A. Yield
• B. Where-used list
• C. Work cell
• D. Waybill

Answer: (B)

Where-used list reveals every parent item that requires a given component and the quantities needed for each from the bill of materials. This lets you trace how a component feeds into all products and assemblies, including multi-level relationships, so you can see the impact of shortages or changes across the whole product range. It’s different from yield, which is about the actual output relative to input; and from a work cell, which is a manufacturing layout; and from a waybill, which is a shipping document. This makes the where-used list the right term for listing all parents and quantities that rely on a component.