Question about packaging material

Hello all,
i have encountered an interesting problem.
I create an order with material r-1150 qty = 10.
and in delivery i used 2 packaging material, each for 5 pc.
1. PK-100
2. PK-095,
thus 2 HUs are created
however only PK-095 can be displayed in delivery item list ( together with Material r-1150) .the PK-100 is missing.
and in the following TO, by picking , i can also only confirm the material and PK-095. and the material qty = 10 .
then I tried to package with only pk-100, and it is still missing from the delivery item list.
one thing more weird is , if i change manually in Picking the pk-100 to pk-095, even Pk-095 wont be displayed. Only when I empty the box, and delete the HU and create a new HU with Pk-095, then it could be displayed.
So do you know how to control this ? and where i can configure to hidden and display the packaging material ?
thanks!
regards
Recke

Hello, Sridhar,
first, thanx for ur answer,
but I think u misunderstood it.
In the first 1. example
In the delivery, I packed the qty 10 into 2 different packaging material
1. PK-100 ---- 5 pc
2. PK-095 ---- 5 pc.
but in the item list of delivery, i can only see PK-095, and the following TO, I can pick the total 10 pc and PK-095
but the PK-100 is missing ( despite that it contains 5 pcs)
In the 2nd example.
I only use PK-100 to pack in delivery, but still missing in the item list. That means only my 10 pc product is there.
see attached file
in my example 3
I only use PK-095 as packaging material, it displays together product.with out any problem.
so do u know what is the matter here ??

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