MC94 - Icon 0 Column

The transaction MC94 has a icon named "0 Column". Does anybody could explain for what this icon is used for and how to use it??
Thanks
Conselheior

HI,
Not sure if you are using Flexible planning. But 0 column allows u to set initial value for a key figure like stock which can used later for calculations.
Regards
Vineet

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