Cross-referencing 2LIS_03_UM against 0FIGL_02

Hi,
As revaluations do not generate material Docs. we find a difference between the delta in stock amounts over two months and the net material movements.
We would like to check via 0FIGL_02 but therefore we need to know which FI doc types in FIGL_02 are relevant for the data extracted in 2LIS_03_UM.
One of them is FI doc. type PR but there must others.
We need to know the list of FI doc. types that are relevant for revaluations.
Regards,
Eric

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