Ck11n:how to calculate the Quantity?

Dear all.
I use the tcode ck11n to create material cost estimate with quality structure.
And input the parameter like below:
Material = 600000-000000-0012
plant = 1000
Costing Variant = PPC1
Costing Lot Size = 1
After press return,the sap show the Itemization for material like below:
20.11.2008                            Dynamic List Display                                   1
Itemization for material 600000-000000-0012 in plant 1000
Material             600000-000000-0012
Plant                1000              
Costing Variant      PPC1               Standard Cost Est. (Mat.)
Costing Version       1
Costing Date from-to 01.12.2008 - 31.12.9999
Lot Size             1                  KARCarton
Cost Base            1                  KARCarton
Cost of Goods Manufactured
ItmNo
ItemCat
Resource
Cost Eleme
Total
Fixed
Currncy
Quantity
Un
1
E
J0103033   WC1      A03
1001
14,400.00
7,200.00
CNY
3,600
CAR
2
E
J0103033   WC1      A01
1001
25,200.00
10,800.00
CNY
3,600
CAR
3
E
J0103033   WC1      A02
1001
14,400.00
7,200.00
CNY
3,600
CAR
4
E
J0103033   WC1      A04
1001
14,400.00
7,200.00
CNY
3,600
CAR
5
E
J0103033   WC1      A05
1001
14,400.00
7,200.00
CNY
3,600
CAR
6
M
1000 600000-000000-0013
40000002
9.00
0.00
CNY
3
CAR
7
G
CC_AT01    41000001
41000001
2.25
0.00
CNY
82,811.25
39,600.00
CNY
At the first line,the Resource was "J0103033   WC1      A03",and the Quantity was "3600".
I don't know why the Quantity was "3600" or where the Quantity come from?
So I need someone tell me how to calculate the Quantity?
Thank you so much.
Regards
Yoda

Hi,
Pl note the Item Category, " M "- Material - The 3 quantity has been picked up from BOM correctly.
You are referring to Quantity 3600, which is against item category - E. Item category " E" means Internal activity allocation i.e the date flows through assignment to Routing. Check the Work center, Cost center & Activity types  J0103033 WC1 A03 1001.
Now i think it is clear.
Cheers !
Siva
Cost of Goods Manufactured
ItmNo ItemCat Resource  Cost Eleme Total Fixed Currncy Quantity Un 
1 E  J0103033 WC1 A03 1001  14,400.00  7,200.00  CNY  3,600  CAR
2 E  J0103033 WC1 A01 1001  25,200.00  10,800.00  CNY  3,600  CAR
3 E  J0103033 WC1 A02 1001  14,400.00  7,200.00  CNY  3,600  CAR
4 E  J0103033 WC1 A04 1001  14,400.00  7,200.00  CNY  3,600  CAR
5 E  J0103033 WC1 A05 1001  14,400.00  7,200.00  CNY  3,600  CAR
6 M  1000 600000-000000-0013 40000002  9.00  0.00  CNY  3  CAR
7 G  CC_AT01 41000001  41000001  2.25  0.00  CNY

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