Self explanatory.

Indication of actual cumulated quantity of previous and actual amortization order quantity.

The quantity of the referenced item which has a cost for tooling amortisation included in the item price.

Total number of passengers on the conveyance.

Inventory that has been moved from one inventory category to another.

Difference between quantity ordered and quantity received.

Quantity of inventory which was requested but was not available.

Indication of actual share of the order quantity for amortization.

The quantity which has been received.

The quantity of received goods rejected for quantity reasons.

Quantity reached during this period.

Self explanatory.

The quantity of magazines or newspapers grouped together with the spine facing alternate directions in a bundle.

Quantity of goods which have failed quality control.

Quantity at which an order may be triggered to replenish.

The quantity specified is the minimum output from a single production run.

The number of packages on which charges are based.

Quantity of goods which have deteriorated in transport such that they cannot be used for the purpose for which they were originally intended.

The number of deliveries normally expected to be despatched within each despatch period.

Quantity of retail point of sale activity.

Adding the quantity actually scheduled to previous cumulative quantity.

Total quantity planned.

This delivery instruction does not contain any delivery requirements.

Quantity of the material needed to maintain and repair equipment.

Quantity relevant for allowance.

Self explanatory.

To specify the quantity of an inventory movement.

Number of units per unit price.

The total quantity of the referenced item which has a cost for tooling amortisation included in the item price.

The length on which charges are based.

Quantity of goods or services sold to a military organization.

A quantity that is enroute.

Quantity to override the normal replenishment model calculations, but not intended to permanently change the model parameters.

Cumulative quantity after complete delivery of all scheduled quantities of the product from a prior schedule period.

Self explanatory.

Description to be provided.

Indication of final quantity for amortization.

Distance really charged by tariff appliance.

Quantity of the referenced material within the ordered time.

Estimated cumulative quantity reached in the preceding period.

Self explanatory.

Quantity advised by supplier or shipper, in contrast to quantity actually received.

The cumulative quantity of the referenced item which had a cost for tooling amortisation included in the item price.

Total number of crew members on the conveyance.

Product quantity that has not yet had its disposition determined.

Cumulative quantity of all deliveries of the product received by the buyer till end of prior year.

Quantity reserved for consumer delivery or pickup and not yet withdrawn from inventory.

The gross weight on which charges are based.

If quantity of goods actually landed is more than the quantity which appears in the documentation. this quantity is the difference between these quantities.

Quantity of goods contracted for delivery by the carrier.

Equivalent quantity at 100% purity.

The stock on hand, undamaged, and available for despatch, sale or use.

To indicate the quantity required for the next higher assembly.

Quantity a party is committed to.

The number of packages contained in one handling unit.

Quantity remaining after partial delivery.

The value recorded or read from a measuring device (e.g. meter) for information purposes.

The item quantity specified on the despatch note.

The total quantity required by the buyer to be delivered.

Self explanatory.

To specify the quantity of an opening stock balance.

Quantity of goods loaded onto a means of transport.

The number of pressing moulds contained within a single piece of the referenced tooling.

The quantity to be delivered.

Sale of product in restaurants or bars.

Sale of product to other wholesalers by a wholesaler.

Quantity returned by a consumer.

Cumulative quantity after complete delivery of all scheduled quantities of the product.

Quantity despatched by the seller.

Sale of product directly to a store.

Quantity of the referenced item which has previously been ordered and is now cancelled.

Incremental needs over and above normal replenishment calculations, but not intended to permanently change the model parameters.

Quantity required by buyer to be delivered.

The value recorded or read from a measuring device (e.g. meter) in the normal conditions.

Quantity of the referenced item actually shipped.

The total quantity of a product on hand at a location. this includes as well units awaiting return to manufacturer, units unavailable due to inspection procedures and undamaged stock available for despatch, resale or use.

Quantity of the referenced item allocated from available stock for delivery.

Total number of air waybills, bills of lading, etc. being reported for a specific conveyance.

Self explanatory.

Quantity of inventory received which cannot be sold in its present condition.

Cumulative quantity of all deliveries, outstanding and scheduled orders.

Self explanatory.

The minimum quantity of a quantity range for a specified (unit) price.

The quantity recorded at the end of an agreement or period.

The quantity scheduled for delivery.

Cumulative quantity planned for now.

Number of identical handling units in terms of type and contents.

Provides the standard quantity of an article in which one unit can be issued.

The value that is estimated to be the reading of a measuring device (e.g. meter).

Self explanatory.

Quantity of goods held pending completion of a quality control assessment.

An adjustment to inventory quantity.

The total quantity of the referenced covering all future needs. further orders of the referenced item are not expected.

The weight on which charges are based.

Self explanatory.

If quantity of goods actually landed is less than the quantity which appears in the documentation. this quantity is the difference between these quantities.

Indication that part of the consignment was not shipped.

Quantity at 100% active agent content.

Quantity previously referenced.

Plus or minus tolerance expressed as a monetary amount.

Surveyed quantity reached during this period.

Quantity normally delivered by the seller.

Recommended quantity of an article which is required to meet an agreed level of maintenance.

Description to be provided.

Self explanatory.

Quantity which has been received and accepted at a given location.

Quantity of the referenced item required prior to full production.

The number of rail wagons on which charges are based.

To specify the quantity of a closing stock balance.

The quantity concerning the same transaction differs between two documents/messages and the source of this difference is a typing error.

A quantity associated with a promotional event.

Self explanatory.

Self explanatory.

Quantity which was transferred into this location.

Cumulative quantity of all deliveries of this article received by the buyer.

The cumulative quantity scheduled up to the accumulation start date.

The quantity recorded at the start of an agreement or period.

Quantity planned for this period.

The value recorded or read from a measuring device (e.g. meter) by the customer.

The quantity required by the buyer to be delivered in a single shipment.

Quantity of goods sold in a specified period.

The number of pallets/handling units which can be safely stacked one on top of another.

Quantity of goods actually arrived.

Quantity of goods which are free of charge.

The multiples in which delivery batches can be supplied.

The number of axles on which charges are based.

Quantity relevant for charge.

Indication that more goods have been shipped than contracted for delivery.

Self explanatory.

Quantity subject to taxation.

Quantity to be shipped directly to a customer from a manufacturing site.

Number of pieces actually received at the final destination.

Free quantity not included in ordered quantity.

Remainder of the total quantity after split deliveries.

Estimated cumulative quantity reached now.

Quantity delivered to a respective order after it's final delivery.

Quantity delivered replacing previous deliveries.

Quantity which has been received but not accepted at a given location and which will consequently be returned to the relevant party.

The quantity defined is a sample for the purpose of validating function and performance.

The number of containers on which charges are based.

Number of times a means of transport stops before arriving at destination.

Quantity of goods that disappeared in transport.

Quantity withdrawn from a location.

Article received which cannot be shipped in its present form.

Surveyed cumulative quantity reached now.

Description to be provided.

Number of labour hours.

Cumulative quantity originally planned for the preceding period.

Self explanatory.

Quantity which is currently in transit.

A corrector reading before it has been adjusted.

Quantity of goods required to meet future demands. - market intelligence quantity.

The volume on which charges are based.

The number of related items which can be produced simultaneously with a single piece of the referenced tooling.

Quantity of goods which the customer requires the supplier to have in inventory and which may be inspected by the customer if desired.

The cubic measurements on which charges are based.

The summation of total quantity sales.

Quantity which was transferred out of this location.

Number of work days, e.g. per respective period.

Part of the whole quantity.

Self explanatory.

The quantity specified is the maximum output from a single production run.

The stock quantity required or planned to have on hand, undamaged and available for use.

The quantity as per invoice.

To indicate the recommended quantity of an article required to support overhaul and repair activities.

Self explanatory.

Surveyed cumulative quantity reached in the preceding period.

Quantity of final delivery to a respective order.

Free quantity included in ordered quantity.

Quantity of the referenced item which constitutes a standard batch for deliver purposes.

The tare weight on which charges are based.

Self explanatory.

Indication that the consignment has been split into two or more shipments.

The quantity which has been ordered.

Quantity returned in a damaged or defective condition.

Quantity of goods which the customer requires the supplier to have in inventory but which will not be checked by the customer.

Cumulative quantity prior the actual order.

Quantity remaining.

Current inventory quantity available for shipment.

Provides the cumulative quantity of an item which has been identified as scrapped.

Minimum stock quantity on which replenishment is based.

Quantity which has been received but not accepted at a given location and which will consequently be destroyed.

The quantity defined is a sample for the purpose of validating dimensions.

The number of units on which charges are based.

Quantity of goods stolen during transport.

Maximum production output of the referenced tool over its productive lifetime.

Maximum production output of the referenced tool over a period of time.

The surface area on which charges are based.

Self explanatory.

Net quantity sold which includes returns of saleable inventory and other adjustments.

A corrector reading after it has been adjusted.

Self explanatory.

The quantity of a referenced component supplied by the buyer for manufacturing of an ordered item.

Cumulative quantity reached in the preceding period.

Maximum stock quantity on which replenishment is based.

Quantity which has been withdrawn from inventory since the last inventory report.

Non scheduled additional quantity.

Quantity required to maintain the requisite on-hand stock of goods.

The period of time on which charges are based.