EDI to IDOC

Hi,
IDoc:Ordersp.Orders05
On d receiver side i'v only one field i.e.E1EDK14-QUALF.
From d source side i'v 4 values i.e."006","007","008","009".
how can i assign?

E1EDK14 has an occurrence of 1-12. so u may map the fields accordingly.
Regards,
Prateek

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