Simulation and Actual difference

Dear Experts,
I am facing an error as follows:
while iam doing billing simulation i am
getting the correct previous MR date and MR reading.
(this will be printed in bill for customer understanding purpose)
but when i am doing my actaul bill
iam not getting the correct date and reading.
like follow:
in simulation: previvious Mr date : 10.4.2011 with reading 100 units
but in actul bill im getting like: previous MR date 11.04.2011 110 units.
but the actaul previous mr date is 10.4.2011 with 100units.
what iam getting in original bill is wrong.
this is only happens for onw customer.
any clue on this?
Thanks..
Cheers.

Hi Avinash,
thanks for reply, these are the actual readings.
and the simulation bill period is : 13.04.2011 to 12.06.2011
actual bill period is also same.
MR date                                RR            MT          RS      MR rec.
12.06.2011                             1          1           7     4,089
12.04.2011                          1          3           7     3,938
12.02.2011                           1          1           7     3,898
   12.10.2010                          1          3           7     2,920
   12.08.2010                          1          Z1           7     2,876
   12.06.2010                          1          3           7     2,876
   12.04.2010                          1          3           7     2,817
   12.02.2010                          1          3           7     2,760
12.12.2009                          1          Z1           7     2,700
12.10.2009                          1          3           7     2,685
12.08.2009                          1          3           7     2,626
12.06.2009                          1          1           7     2,567
20.10.2008                          6     X     1           7     2,490
cheers..

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