Difference between MC46 date and actual consumption date

Hi,
I found there is always the date difference between the MC46 date for the last consumption and actual last posting date for consumption.
What could be the reason for that?
Or what is the date apprearing in MC46 if you click on triple line option.
Thanks in advance
Ramesh
Edited by: ramesh varma on Jun 17, 2011 3:45 PM

Hi Jürgen.
Thanks for your solution. It solved my problem
Regards
Ramesh

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