Difference between open quantity and delivery quantity

Hi all,
Please anybody explain me the difference between open quantity and delivery quantity My question is both are same in the value or different I need to report these 2 fields based on date.
open quantity is available in table vbbe
delivery quantity available in table lips.
for open quantity i have one select statement.
for delivery quantity i have another select statement.
i want to club these 2 fields into a single report.
please clarify my doubt.
regards
chandu

Hi,
Open quantity is nothing but the quantity which we have at the DAY starts.
Delivered quantity means which was delivered on that DAY.
So Opening qty - Delivered qty = Closing qty for a DAY.
Again this Closing qty will be the Opening qty for next DAY.
I think based on POSNR u need to club both the quantity in single report.
select vbeln posnr matnr omeng mbdat into itab from VBBE where....
select vbeln posnr matnr lfimg mbdat into itab1 from lips where....
loop at itab.
read table itab1 with key....
move:....to itab2.
endloop.
Thanks.
I hope this will help you.
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