VKM4- How does the Credit Value calculated?

Hello SD Experts,
See below VKM4 screenshot what is the significance of credit value? How does it calculated. How can i get the calculation of credit value for a sales order? I know net value is taken from items net value minus taxes.
This is what F1 help shows but i could not get it how it arrived to the Credit value figure.
F1 Help
Credit value
Specifies the value of the open items.
In the order, this value is
the quantity not yet delivered
the quantity not yet billed
In the delivery, this value is
the quantity not yet billed
If anyone can explain me where can i track/see the values tied to sales order it will be great.
Thanks
Hrusikesh

Dalai,
In V/08 please check for the relevant pricing procedure, usually we assign Subtotal A for the total amount of Net value+Tax .

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