Difference between actual stock and month-end stock

Hi Friends,
How do I calculate the month-end stock for the current month for a material, in a plant...
Thanks,
Birendra Chatterjee

You don't have to calculate the actual stock.
It's store in the MBEW table
Fred

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ITAB-F4 = '1000.00'.
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ULINE.
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DATA: BEGIN OF ITAB OCCURS 0,
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ITAB-F1 = 1.
ITAB-F2 = 'ONE'.
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CLEAR ITAB.
ITAB-F1 = 1.
ITAB-F2 = 'ONE'.
ITAB-F3 = 20.
ITAB-F4 = '2000.00'.
APPEND ITAB.
CLEAR ITAB.
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ITAB-F2 = 'ONE'.
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ITAB-F4 = '3000.00'.
APPEND ITAB.
CLEAR ITAB.
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ITAB-F1 = 2.
ITAB-F2 = 'TWO'.
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ITAB-F4 = '1000.00'.
APPEND ITAB.
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ITAB-F1 = 2.
ITAB-F2 = 'TWO'.
ITAB-F3 = 20.
ITAB-F4 = '2000.00'.
APPEND ITAB.
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ITAB-F1 = 3.
ITAB-F2 = 'THREE'.
ITAB-F3 = 10.
ITAB-F4 = '1000.00'.
APPEND ITAB.
CLEAR ITAB.
ITAB-F1 = 3.
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CLEAR ITAB.
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ULINE.
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Haneesh Ramisetty wrote:
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