Code indicating the status of an order or shipment or the disposition of any difference between the quantity ordered and the quantity shipped for a line item or transaction.

At least one of W1206 or W1207 must be present.

Quantity ordered.

If either W1207 or W1208 is present, then the other is required.

Numeric value of units shipped in manufacturer's shipping units for a line item or transaction set.

If any of W1210, W1211, or W1212 are present, then they all are required.

Numeric value of variance between ordered and shipped quantities.

If any of W1213, W1214, or W1215 are present, then they all are required.

Code identifying the basic unit of measurement.

Code (Universal Product Code - ``UPC'') including two high order digits identifying the ``system'' (U.S. Grocery = 00, 06 or 07; U.S. Drug = 03). Using the U.S. Grocery system, the next ten digits are: Manufacturer (5) Case Code (5).

Code identifying the type/source of the descriptive number used in Product/Service ID (234).

Identifying number for a product or service.

Reference number assigned by the warehouse.

Numeric value of weight.

Code defining the type of weight.

Code specifying the weight unit.

Numeric value of weight.

Code defining the type of weight.

Code specifying the weight unit.

Code (Universal Product Code - ``UPC'') including two high order digits identifying the ``system'' (U.S. Grocery = 00, 06 or 07; U.S. Drug = 03). Using the U.S. Grocery system, the next ten digits are: Manufacturer (5) Case Code (5).

Code identifying the type/source of the descriptive number used in Product/Service ID (234).

Identifying number for a product or service.

Code defining reason for any difference between quantity ordered and quantity shipped for a line item.

Code to identify detail line item as an adjustment to inventory levels.