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EANCOM® 2002 Part III Data Element & Code Sets Directory 6063 Quantity type code qualifier @ 121 = Over shipped Code qualifying the type of quantity. Indication that more goods have been shipped than contracted for delivery. GS1 Description: The overshipped quantity is the difference between the quantity shipped and the quantity contracted for delivery. 124 = Damaged goods + 128 = Quantity loaded Quantity of goods which have deteriorated in transport such that they cannot be used for the purpose for which they were originally intended. Quantity of goods loaded onto a means of transport. 129 = Units per unit price 130 = Allowance Number of units per unit price. Quantity relevant for allowance. 131 = Delivery quantity Quantity required by buyer to be delivered. + 135 = Period quantity, planned Quantity planned for this period. 145 = Actual stock The stock on hand, undamaged, and available for despatch, sale or use. 146 = Model or target stock @ 152 = Consignment stock The stock quantity required or planned to have on hand, undamaged and available for use. Quantity of goods with an external customer which is still the property of the supplier. 153 = Statistical sales quantity Quantity of goods sold in a specified period. 156 = Inventory movement quantity To specify the quantity of an inventory movement. 157 = Opening stock balance quantity To specify the quantity of an opening stock balance. 158 = Closing stock balance quantity To specify the quantity of a closing stock balance. 164 = Delivery batch Quantity of the referenced item which constitutes a standard batch for deliver purposes. 170 = Allocated quantity Quantity of the referenced item allocated from available stock for delivery. S Old Code 95E © Copyright GS1 - 236 - Edition 2012
EANCOM® 2002 Part III Data Element & Code Sets Directory 6063 Quantity type code qualifier Code qualifying the type of quantity. 191 = Adjustment to inventory quantity An adjustment to inventory quantity. 192 = Free goods quantity Quantity of goods which are free of charge. 193 = Free quantity included Quantity included to which no charge is applicable. GS1 Description: Free quantity included. 194 = Received and accepted Quantity which has been received and accepted at a given location. 195 = Received, not accepted, to be returned Quantity which has been received but not accepted at a given location and which will consequently be returned to the relevant party. 196 = Received, not accepted, to be destroyed Quantity which has been received but not accepted at a given location and which will consequently be destroyed. 197 = Reordering level Quantity at which an order may be triggered to replenish. 198 = Quantity in transit Quantity which is currently in transit. Notes: This code value will be removed effective with directory D.04A. 199 = Inventory withdrawal quantity Quantity which has been withdrawn from inventory since the last inventory report. 200 = Free quantity not included Free quantity not included in ordered quantity. + 209 = Additional replenishment demand quantity Incremental needs over and above normal replenishment calculations, but not intended to permanently change the model parameters. + 210 = Returned by consumer quantity Quantity returned by a consumer. GS1 Description: Quantity of product returned by the consumer to the place/party of sale. + 211 = Replenishment override quantity + 212 = Quantity sold, net Quantity to override the normal replenishment model calculations, but not intended to permanently change the model parameters. Net quantity sold which includes returns of saleable inventory and other adjustments. S Old Code 76E 77E 78E © Copyright GS1 - 237 - Edition 2012
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