Exact difference between tolerance key AN and AP

HI,
Can any one tell me exact difference between the tolerance keys AN & AP with examples?
Thanks& Regards,
Pushparaj S.

Hi Swetha,
So, do you mean that AN & AP are the same as per the functionality wise. but only AP can allow further filter of the items as per the additional setting for item category?
For example:
Custo:
AN: upper limit 100 EUR
MIRO:
IR: Item 1: Item category: "L" exceeds 100 EUR
IR: Item 2: Item category: "Standard" exceeds 100 EUR
Result:
In this case system will block both items...
Custo:
AP: upper limit 100 EUR
Item category: "standard"
MIRO:
IR: Item 1: Item category: "L" exceeds 100 EUR
IR: Item 2: Item category: "Standard" exceeds 100 EUR
Result:
In this case system will block only item 2...
Please confirm this...
Thanks & Regards,
Pushparaj S.

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