Question about material reservation

Here is my scenario:
Initially there are 100 kg stock for material A,then I created reservation of material A for 10kg with movement type 201, then in md04 ,there is a row with reservation number 20276 for 10kg,then I use migo to good receive for it 2kg,now current stock is 98 kg which is correct,then I changed reservation from 10 kg to 8kg, then I looked it in md04 again, now reservation quantity changed to 6 kg,I am wondering why it isn't 8 kg instead, because I had issued 2 kg before? Even that When I go to mb23, requirement quantity is 8 kg and qantity withdrawn is 2kg, can anyone explain that?

Hi,
What you written is absolutely correct.
first you created reservation for 10kg that time the requirement qty was 10kg.
then you changed it to 8kg so it will show 8kg as requirement even if you withdrawn all 8kg.
because there is 3 measurements in your reservation list details:
1.Requirement Qnty 2.Difference Qnty 3.Removed Qnty
In your case, after changed reservation, Requirement Qty - 8kg
Difference Qty - 6kg
Removed Qty - 2kg

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