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QTY - Quantity Information

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Element

Name

Min/Max

Quantity Qualifier

2/2

Quantity

1/15

Composite Unit of Measure

Free-form Information

1/30


QTY01 - Quantity Qualifier


TYPE=ID MIN=2 MAX=2

Code specifying the type of quantity

Code

Description

00

Hospital/Homebound Individuals

A Type of Disability Defined by the Federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

01

Discrete Quantity

02

Cumulative Quantity

03

Discreet Quantity - Rejected Material

04

Discrete Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Replacement

05

Discrete Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Credit

06

Discrete Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Pending

07

Cumulative Quantity - Rejected Material

08

Cumulative Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Replacement

09

Cumulative Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Credit

0A

Number of Hours Per Day

0B

Number of Hours Per Week

0C

Number of Months Per Year

0D

Number of Periods Per Week

0F

Number of Hours Per Year

0G

Pre-Kindergarten Students

0H

First Grade Students

0I

Second Grade Students

0J

Third Grade Students

0K

Fourth Grade Students

0L

Fifth Grade Students

0M

Sixth Grade Students

0N

Seventh Grade Students

0O

Eighth Grade Students

0P

Ninth Grade Students

0Q

Carnegie Units

One year's study time (at least 120 hours) of any one subject in secondary school as defined by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to help clarify college entrance requirements; a standard of measurement that represents one credit for the completion of a one-year course; 16 to 30 Carnegie units completed in a four-year period is the typical requirement for a standard high school diploma in the U.S.

0R

Number of Disability Types

0S

Number of Males

0T

Number of Females

0U

Individuals with Multiple Disabilities

0V

Individuals with Serious Emotional Disturbance

0W

Individuals with Speech or Language Impairment

0X

Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury

0Y

Blind Individuals

0Z

Deaf Individuals

10

Cumulative Quantity - Rejected Material: Disposition Pending

11

Split Quantity

12

Ship Notice Quantity

13

Collateral Requirements

14

Quantity in Float

15

Quantity in Hold Out

16

Line Thread Quantity

17

Quantity on Hand

18

Previous Week Quantity

19

Unverified Receipts

1A

Original Duration (in calendar units)

The initial planned amount of time needed to complete a task or activity

1B

Current Duration (in calendar units)

The current amount of time needed to complete a task or activity

1C

Remaining Duration (in calendar units)

The remaining amount of time needed to complete a task or activity

1D

Total Float (in calendar units)

The amount of time a task or activity can be delayed or expanded before it impacts the project end date

1E

Free Float (in calendar units)

The amount of time a task or activity can be delayed or expanded without impacting on a subsequent task or activity

1F

Lag (as in Lag Time - in calendar units)

The amount of time delay

1G

Lead Time (in calendar units)

The amount of initial lead time

1H

Started

The amount started

1I

Completed

The amount finished

1J

Due

The amount due to the customer

1K

Time Units

The number of time units such as 8 (hours)

1L

Shifts

The number of shifts for a calendar such as 3 per day

1M

Time units per shift

The number of time units per shift - such as 8 (hours)

1N

Scrap allowed

Amount of scrap allowed during production

1O

Calendar Units

The number of calendar units such as 1 per day or 1 per week

1P

Resource (Quantity) available

Resource amount such as labor hours or material dollars available for a task or activity

1Q

Total Resource (Quantity)

Total amount of the resources available for the total duration of the task or activity

1R

Level Resource (Quantity)

The amount of resources available for each time unit for the duration of the task or activity

1S

Late

The amount that is late

1T

Number of Delinquent Installments

1U

Number of Loans

1V

Total Number of Mortgagees

1W

Total Number of Loan Detail Records

1X

Prescription Effective Period

Length of time that the prescription is effective.

1Y

Rate Per Day (RPD)

1Z

End Of Month Inventory Prior To Ship

20

Unusable Quantity

21

Cumulative Quantity Shipped Short - Disposition Pending

22

Cumulative Quantity Shipped Short - Disposition Challenged

23

Cumulative Quantity Shipped Long - Disposition Pending

24

Cumulative Quantity Shipped Long - Disposition Challenged

25

OEM Inventory

26

Total Inventory

27

Committed Quantity

28

Quantity Available for Return

29

Projected Available Inventory

2A

Commitment Period

2B

Number of Borrowers

2C

Number of Adjustment Periods

2D

Age Nearest

2E

Total Other Properties Owned and Financed

2F

Age Next

2G

Reconsideration Period

2H

Flat Extra Premium

2I

CO2 Injection Volume

2J

Accounts Placed for Collection

2K

Changes

2L

Companies in Same Activity for a Period

2M

Comparison Period

2N

Departments

2O

Employees Shared

2P

Estimated Accounts

2Q

Installed Capacity

2R

Levels Occupied

2S

Registered Brands Distributed

2T

Electronic Signatures

2U

Bytes

2V

Employed at this Location

2W

Segments

2X

Registered Brands Manufactured

2Y

Functional Groups

2Z

Transaction Sets

30

Quote Quantity on Inventory

31

Additional Demand Quantity

32

Quantity Sold

33

Quantity Available for Sale (stock quantity)

34

Noncommitted Inventory on Shelf

35

Inventory on Shelf + Work in Progress

36

Distributor Inventory

37

Work In Process

38

Original Quantity

39

Shipped Quantity

3A

Total Credits Accepted

3B

Total Credits Rejected

3C

Total Debits Accepted

3D

Total Debits Rejected

3E

Total Payments Rejected

3F

Total Pre-advices Accepted

3G

Total Pre-advices Rejected

3H

Total Prenotes Accepted

3I

Total Prenotes Rejected

3J

Total Post-advices Accepted

3K

Total Post-advices Rejected

3L

Total Unidentified Transactions Rejected

3M

Total Credits Received

3N

Total Debits Received

3O

Individuals with Noncategorical Preschool Disability

3P

Total Pre-advices Received

3Q

Total Prenotes Received

3R

Total Post-advices Received

3S

Total Debits

3T

Total Credits

3V

Minimum Transfer

3W

Maximum Transfer

3X

Speed Capacity

3Y

Subcontractors

3Z

Students

40

Remaining Quantity

41

Number of Batches

42

Number of Checks

43

Talk Paths

The total number of talk paths associated with the ordered port(s)

44

Number of Patient Admissions

45

Cumulative quantity on order

46

Total transactions

47

Primary Net Quantity

48

Secondary Net Quantity

49

Number of Signed Bills of Lading

4A

Accounts

4B

Agents

4C

Authorized Shares

4D

Clerks

4E

Design Employees

4F

Foreign Related Entities

4G

Group Employees

Individuals employed by the group of companies to which the business belongs

4H

Issued Shares

4I

Laborers

4J

Other Employee Type

4K

Part Time Employees

4L

Related Entities

4M

Relatives Employed

4N

Salespersons

4O

Space Occupied

4P

Special Partners

4Q

Suppliers' Credit

4R

Technicians

4S

Trainees

4T

Warehouse Employees

4U

Shareholders

4V

Available Units

4W

Total Unduplicated Headcount

4X

Meals Per Week

4Y

Programs Offered

4Z

Typical Credit Hours Taken per Graduate Student (Full Time)

50

Number of Copies of Bill of Lading

51

Number of Unsigned Bills of Lading

52

Number of Originals

53

Original payment item count.

54

Bank reject item count.

55

Net to pay item count.

56

Minimum Contract Quantity

57

Minimum Order Quantity

58

Payment Cancellation Item Count

59

Individuals with Developmental Delay

5A

Aggregate Benefit Period

5B

Anticipated Length of Service

5C

Approval/Offer Duration

5D

Benefit Amount

5E

Benefit Period

5F

Brothers Deceased

5G

Brothers Living

5H

Children

5I

Citations

5J

Claim Period

5K

Coverage

5L

Elimination Period

5M

Elimination Period - Accident

5N

Elimination Period - Sickness

5O

Employees - Nonowner

5P

Employees - Owner

5Q

Employees - Part Time

5R

Employees - Same Duties

5S

Employees - Same Occupation

5T

Expense

5U

Frequency

5V

General Elimination Period

5W

Guarantee Period

5X

Height

5Y

Hours Flown - Aircraft Type/Life

5Z

Hours Flown - Aircraft Type/Period

60

Total Authorized Quantity

61

Remaining Authorized Quantity

62

Number of Days Covered by Inventory

63

On Order Quantity

64

Past Due Quantity

65

Previous Month's Usage

66

Minimum Fabrication Quantity

67

Minimum Ship Quantity

68

Maximum Number of Shipments Allowed

69

Incremental Order Quantity

6A

Hours Flown - Aircraft/Type Flying

6B

Hours Flown - Lifetime

6C

Hours Flown - Type Flying

6D

Impairment Duration

6E

Impairment Frequency

6F

Installment Frequency

6G

Installments

6H

Intended Change Time Period

6I

Interim Term Period

6J

Involvement Period

6K

Loan Rate

6L

Maximum Age

6M

Maximum Benefit Period - Accident

6N

Maximum Benefit Period - Sickness

6O

Maximum Benefit Period

6P

Medication Duration

6Q

Minimum Age

6R

Own Occupation Qualification Period

6S

Owner's Equity

6T

Ownership Change Age

6U

Ownership Duration

6V

Ownership Percentage

6W

Payment Frequency

6X

Payments Number

6Y

Arrests

6Z

Placement Period Expiration

70

Maximum Order Quantity

71

Educable Mentally Retarded Individuals

72

Minimum Stock Level

73

Maximum Stock Level

74

Damaged Goods

75

Receipts

76

Returns

77

Stock Transfers In

78

Stock Transfers Out

79

Billing Unit(s) Per Pricing Unit

7A

Previous Benefits

7B

Qualification Period

7C

Range Average

7D

Range Maximum

7E

Range Minimum

7F

Relationship Duration

7G

Replaced Amount

7H

Residence Duration

7I

Sisters Deceased

7J

Sisters Living

7K

Time Frame

7L

Time in Country

7M

Time Since Hospitalization

7N

Time Since Last Application

7O

Time Since Last Civilian Flight

7P

Time Since Last Insurance Medical

7Q

Time Since Last Military Flight

7R

Time Since Medical Consult

7S

Time Since Medication End

7T

Time Since Medication Start

7U

Time Since Onset

7V

Time Since Surgery

7W

Time Since Trip

7X

Travel Frequency

7Y

Travel Period

7Z

Trip Duration

80

Pricing Unit(s) Per Billing Unit

81

Prepaid Quantity Shipped

82

Prepaid Quantity Not Shipped

83

Submitted Quantity Sold

84

Submitted Quantity Returned

85

Lot Size

86

Nonconformance Quantity

87

Quantity Received

88

Beds

89

Operating Beds

8A

Visitation Frequency

8B

Weight

8C

Weight Change Period

8D

Work Period

8E

Existence Limit Period

8F

Shares

8G

Directors

8H

Minimum

8I

Voting Shares Held

8J

Outstanding Shares

8K

Shares Held as Treasury Stock

8L

Shares Subscribed but Not Issued

8M

Total Shares of Stock

8N

Shares Owned by In-State Residents

8O

Shares Owned by Out-of-State Residents

8P

Partners

8Q

Land Holding

8R

Non-Domestic Stockholders

8S

Shares Subscribed

8T

Maximum Number Free Miles

8U

Typical Credit Hours Taken per Undergraduate Student (Full Time)

8V

Typical Credit Hours Taken per First-Professional Student (Full Time)

8W

Full-time Equivalents

8X

Total Credit Hours

8Y

Total Non-Credit Hours

8Z

Total Contact Hours

90

Acknowledged Quantity

Network Recognition for message receipt

91

Additional Usage Quantity

The amount of usage incurred above the allotted or allowable use for a service

92

Allotted Usage Quantity

The amount of allowable usage related to a service

93

Attendant-Handled Quantity

Manual Recognition for message receipt

94

Billable Quantity

Number of billable units used

95

Data Storage Quantity

Number of storage units used

96

Non-Billable Quantity

Number of non-billable units

97

Non-Urgent Delivery Quantity

Number of units delivered in non-urgent status

98

Overflow Quantity

Number of overflow messages, (Busy condition count for 800 service)

99

Quantity Used

Quantity of units used

9A

Time Expended

9C

Primary Meter Reading Value

9D

Engineered Standard

9E

Active Maintenance Time

9F

Actual Duration

9H

Estimated Duration

9J

Gross Estimate

9K

Finish Offset

9L

Start Offset

9M

Picture Count

9N

Component Meter Reading Count

9P

Total Clock Hours

9R

Enrollees

9S

Total Days Submitted

9V

Total Days Approved

A0

Severely Mentally Retarded Individuals

A1

Acceptable Unserviceable Quantity

Indicates what portion of the total requested quantity may be accepted in an unserviceable condition

A2

Optimistic Duration

Best case amount of the time needed to complete a task or activity

A3

Most Likely Duration

Most likely amount of time needed to complete a task or activity

A4

Pessimistic Duration

Worst case amount of time needed to complete a task or activity

A5

Adjusted Quantity

A6

Accidents

A7

Years in School

A8

Number of Dependents

A9

Years on Job

AA

Unacknowledged Quantity

Message received without network, or attendant recognition

AB

Urgent Delivery Quantity

Number of units delivered in urgent status

AC

Voice Storage Quantity

Number of voice storage units used

AD

Maintenance Units

Number of units of maintenance provided

AE

Minimum Average Time Requirement (MATR) Units

Number of units calculated at a minimum usage rating basis, such as X minutes per message

AF

Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)/800 Service Units

Number of units of usage, for WATS or 800 service

AG

Number of End Users

Number of participating users

AH

Number of Message Recipients

Number of recipients

AI

Number of Operator Credits

Number of operator credits given

AJ

Daily Adjustments

AK

Years in this Line of Work/Profession

AL

Area per Units

AM

Trainable Mentally Retarded Individuals

AN

Age at Death

AO

Verified Receipts

AP

Order Quantity Multiple

Product must be ordered in multiples of a number

AQ

Contribution Total

AR

Loan Repayment Total

AS

Participant Total

AT

Actual

AU

Cumulative Actual

AV

Budget

AW

Cumulative Budget

AX

Number of Insured Lives

AY

Forecast

AZ

Forecast at Complete

B1

Number of Mortgagors

B2

Mortgage Pool Count

B3

Requested Amount

B4

Approved Amount

B5

Additional Amount

B6

Pre-op Days

B7

Post-op Days

B8

Average

B9

Period Beginning Imbalance Quantity

BA

Due-In

An anticipated receipt quantity

BB

Contractor Cumulative to Date

BC

Budget At Complete

BD

Contractor at Complete

BE

Subcontractor Cumulative to Date

BF

Age Modifying Units

Anesthesia modifying units requested for anesthesia complicated by extreme age of patient, under one year or over seventy years

BG

Subcontractor at Complete

BH

Book Order Quantity

BI

Book Inventory

BJ

Bedroom Count

BK

Bathroom Count

BL

Betterment Hours

BM

Depreciation Hours

BN

System Adjusted Hours

BO

User Adjusted Hours

BP

Period Ending Imbalance Quantity

BQ

Backorder Quantity

BR

Blood Record

BS

Cumulative Beginning Imbalance Quantity

BT

Cumulative Current Period Imbalance Quantity

BU

Cumulative Prior Period Adjustment

BV

Cumulative Ending Imbalance Quantity

BW

Birth Weight

BX

Current Period Imbalance Quantity

BY

Production Delivery Quantity

The production quantity delivered to a location

BZ

Entitlement Quantity

The quantity to which each party is entitled

C0

Creditors

C1

Payment Experiences in Last 12 Months

C2

Payment Experiences in Last 3 Months

C3

Area Damaged

C4

Other Unlisted Stockholders

C5

Other Unlisted Participants

CA

Covered - Actual

Days covered on this service

CB

Closing Statement Balance

CC

Current Days on Market

CD

Co-insured - Actual

CE

Covered - Estimated

Estimated days covered on this service

CF

Co-insured - Estimated

CG

Cumulative Gas Volume

Oil and gas production volume from well completion to current reporting period

CH

Cumulative Effect of Prior Period Adjustment

CI

Cumulative Gas Injection Volume

Amount of gas injected into an oil well since well completion to displace liquid volumes in the reservoir and stimulate production

CL

Cumulative Liquid Injection Volume

Amount of liquid injected into a gas well since well completion to displace gas volumes in the reservoir and stimulate production

CN

Continuance Duration

CO

Cumulative Oil/Condensate Volume

Volume of crude oil and natural gas condensate produced from a well or property since well completion

CP

Current Period Imbalance

CR

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Number of Concurrent Procedures

CS

Current Service Life

CW

Cumulative Water Volume

Volumes of water and brine produced from a well or property since well completion

CY

Convictions Sent

CZ

Total Number of Convictions

D0

Engineers

D1

Billed

D2

Executives

D3

Number of Co-insurance Days

D4

Field Workers

D5

Installers

D6

Members in Group

D7

Non-Consolidated Total-Domestic Subsidiaries

D8

Non-Consolidated Total-Foreign Subsidiaries

D9

Non-Union Employees

DA

Dependent's Age

DB

Deductible Blood Units

Amount of blood units not reimbursed due to plan deductible limits

DC

Dependent Count

DD

Distributed

DE

Debited

DF

Deleted

DG

Gas Used for Drilling

DH

Maximum Benefit Period Accident to Age

DI

Disposed

DJ

Maximum Benefit Period Sickness to Age

DK

Airline Attendants

DL

Companies Included in Consolidation

DM

Total Consolidated Domestic Subsidiaries

DN

Default Notification Response Period

DO

Days Operated

Number of days a well or well equipment is in use

DP

Days Produced

Number of days a well actively produced oil or gas since well completion or during a specific month

DQ

Total Consolidated Foreign Subsidiaries

DR

Direct Workers

DS

Dose

DT

Dependent Total

DU

Counter Clerks

DW

Domestic Affiliated Companies

DX

Drivers

DY

Days

DZ

Employed at Location

E1

Course Segments

The number of CRS segments in the original transaction set being referenced

E2

Degree Segments

The number of DEG segments in the original transaction set being referenced

E3

Employed on this job

E4

Employed in this Profession

E5

Employed by this Company

E8

Number of Entitled Exemptions

E9

Number of Withholding Exemptions

EA

Exclusive Uses

EB

Nonexclusive Uses

EC

Use of Extracorporeal Circulation

Anesthesia modifying unit requested for anesthesia complicated by extra-corporeal circulation heart pump oxygenator bypass or pump assist which is not a usual part of the surgical procedure

ED

Domestic Uses

EE

Small Business Uses

EF

Nurses

EG

Office Workers

EH

Paid in Common Shares

EI

Paid in Preferred Shares

EJ

Pilots

EK

Plant Workers

EL

Principals Included as Employees

EM

Emergency Modifying Units

Anesthesia modifying units requested for anesthesia complicated by emergency conditions; an emergency is defined as existing when delay in treatment of the patient would lead to a significant threat to life or body part

EN

Suppliers

EO

Teachers

EP

Product Exchange Amount

EQ

Equity Security Holder

ER

Estimated Remaining Economic Life

ES

Ending Stock

ET

Employee Total

EU

Total Consolidated Subsidiaries

EV

Total Non-Consolidated Subsidiaries

EW

Evaporated Water

EX

Union Employees

EY

Ported Telephone Lines

The quantity of telephone lines for which local telephone service is provided by a different local service provider

EZ

Service Resale

The quantity of lines, circuits, trunks, etc. involved in this order

F0

Total claims with skin diseases or disorders

F1

Off Lease Fuel

F3

Total deaths as a Result of Injury

F4

Total deaths as a Result of Illness

F5

Total injury Claims with Days Away from Work or Restricted Work Activity

F6

Total injury Claims with Days Away from Work

F7

Total injury Claims without Lost Work Days

F8

Total Days Away from Work Due to Injury

F9

Total Days with Restricted Work Activity Due to Injury

FA

Full Baths

FB

Furnished Blood Units

FC

Fuel Consumed or Burned Amount

FD

Vehicular Radios

FE

Portable Radios

FF

Flare or Flash

FG

Marine Radios

FH

Pagers

FI

Conventional Mobiles

FJ

Trunked Channels

FK

Mobile Loading Allocation

FL

Units

FM

Aircraft Radios

FN

Total Claims with Dust Diseases of the Lungs

FO

Total Claims with Respiratory Conditions Due to Toxic Agents

FP

Total Claims with Poisoning Illnesses

FQ

Total Claims with Disorders Due to Physical Agents

FS

Gas Used for Fuel System

FT

Forecast to Complete

FU

Total Claims Associated with Repeated Trauma

FV

Total illness Claims with occupational illnesses not otherwise classified

FW

Total Days Away from Work Due to Illness

FX

Total Days of Restricted Work Activity Due to Illness

FY

Total illness with Lost Work Days or Restricted Work Activity

FZ

Total illness Claims with Days Away from Work

G0

Discharge Quantity

G1

Estimated Discharge Quantity

G2

Estimated Transfer Quantity

G3

Excursions

G4

Non-production Quantity

G5

Number of Deaths

G6

Number of Hospitalizations

G7

Number of Injuries

G8

Number of Injuries Requiring Medical Treatment

G9

Number of People Evacuated

GA

Gross Building Area

GB

Gross Annual Income Multiplier

GC

Gross Living Area

GD

Total illness Claims without Lost Work Days

GE

Original Term In Years

GF

Years Remaining

GG

Average Number of Employees

GH

Total Worked by All Employees

GI

Gas Injection Volume

Volume of gas injected into an oil well to displace liquid volumes in the reservoir and stimulate production on a monthly basis

GL

Gas Lift Volume

Volume of excess gas produced from the well and reinjected to lift liquids such as oil and condensate from the well bore

GP

Gross Production

GQ

Government Reporting Quantity

GR

Gas Receipt Volume

GS

Gas Sold

GT

Grade Transfer Amount

GU

Employee Total First Month of Quarter

GV

Gas Volume

Reported volume of natural gas

GW

Employee Total Second Month of Quarter

GX

Employee Total Third Month of Quarter

GZ

Active Listings

H0

Number of People Sheltered-in-Place

H1

Quantity Recovered

H2

Quantity Recycled

H3

Quantity Released

H4

Quantity Treated

H5

Total Hazardous Waste Generated

H6

Operational Quantity

H7

Penalty Variance Quantity

H8

Allocated Quantity

H9

Scheduled Quantity

HA

Market Price Change

Expressed in time (i.e., months or years)

HB

Unpaid

HC

Branches

HD

Subsidiaries

HE

Age of Financial Information

HF

Invoices

HG

Financial Coverage Period

HH

Maximum Number of Employees at Location

HI

Previous Number of Accounts

HJ

Collection Period

HK

Disbursement Period

HL

Seats

HM

Use of Hypothermia

Anesthesia modifying units requested for anesthesia complicated by total body hypothermia

HN

Previous Number of Employees

HO

Use of Hypotension

Anesthesia modifying units requested for anesthesia complicated by utilization of controlled hypotension

HP

Use of Hyperbaric Pressurization

Anesthesia modifying units requested for anesthesia complicated by use of hyperbaric pressure

HQ

Kindergarten Students

HR

Use of Hypertension

HS

Hours

HT

Employee's Age

HU

Employee's Number of Days Away from Work Due to Injury

HV

Employee's Number of Days of Restricted Work Activity Due to Injury

HW

Employee's Total Number of Days Away from Work Due to Illness

HY

Total Death Claims

HZ

Total Claims with Days Away from Work

I0

Tenth Grade Students

I1

Eleventh Grade Students

I2

Twelfth Grade Students

I3

Prior Teaching Experience

I4

Prior Full-time Teaching Experience

I5

Prior Part-time Teaching Experience

I6

Prior Experience in Education

I7

Prior Full-time Experience in Education

I8

Prior Part-time Experience in Education

I9

Prior Experience Related to Job

IA

Local Country Employees

IB

Foreign Employees

IC

Prior Full-time Experience Related to Job

ID

Prior Part-time Experience Related to Job

IE

Total Prior Experience

IF

Total Full-time Prior Experience

IG

Total Part-time Prior Experience

IH

Total Years of Educational Service

II

Number of Irregular Interest Payments

IJ

Total Years of Educational Service in this District

IK

Years of Experience as School Principal

IL

Years of Experience as Classroom Teacher

IM

Years Worked for this System

IN

Indirect Workers

IP

Number of Interest Payments

IQ

In-Transit Quantity

IS

Information Provider Standardized Motor Vehicle Penalty Points

IT

Intertank Transfer Amount

J0

Ending Storage Balance

The gas quantity in storage for the contract as of the ending flow date and time

J1

Location Ending Storage Balance

The gas quantity in storage for the contract and location as of the ending flow date and time

J2

Location Ending Storage Balance - Firm

The firm gas quantity in storage for the contract and location as of the ending flow date and time

J3

Location Ending Storage Balance - Interruptible

The interruptible gas quantity in storage for the contract and location as of the ending flow date and time

J4

Maximum Available Daily Injection Quantity

The maximum daily quantity of gas available for injection as of the ending flow date and time

J5

Maximum Available Daily Withdrawal Quantity

The maximum daily quantity of gas available for withdrawal as of the ending flow date and time

J6

Minimum Required Daily Injection Quantity

The minimum daily quantity of gas required to be injected as of the ending flow date and time

J7

Minimum Required Daily Withdrawal Quantity

The minimum daily quantity of gas required to be withdrawn as of the ending flow date and time

JA

Activity Codes

Number of activity codes assigned to company's activities

JB

Associates

JC

Average Employees

Average Number of Employees over a period of time

JD

Cooperative Shares

JE

Estimated Employees at Location

JF

Estimated Total Employees

Approximate number of total employees of a company at current time

JG

Financial Institutions

JH

Judgments

JI

Land Size

JJ

Liens

JK

Minimum Employees at Location

JL

Office Size

JM

Owner

JN

Plant Size

JO

Previous Number of Branches

JP

Protested Bills

JQ

Suits

JR

Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Filings

JS

Judicial Stay Duration

JT

Warehouse Size

JU

Total Days Away from Work

JV

Total Days of Restricted Work Activity

JW

Total Claims without Days Away from Work and without Restricted Work Activity

JX

Secretaries

JY

Mechanics

JZ

Auditors

K1

Messengers

K2

Primary Managers

K3

Participation Shares

Term in Latin America and Europe to quantify the number of shares held by a partner in a Limited Partnership

K4

Detrimental Legal Filings

K5

Petitions Filed

K6

Drafts

K7

Business Failure National Average Incidence

Number of firms in country that discontinued operations with loss to creditors

K8

Business Failure Industry Incidence

Number of firms in a specific industry that discontinued operations with loss to creditors

K9

Business Failure Class Incidence

Number of firms in a specific class that discontinued operations with loss to creditors

KA

Estimated

The quantity shown is an estimated quantity

KB

Net Quantity Increase

The resultant quantity represents a net increase to a previously transmitted quantity, after adjustments have been made

KC

Net Quantity Decrease

The resultant quantity represents a net decrease to a previously transmitted quantity, after adjustments have been made

KD

Expenditure Quantity

KE

Originals

KF

Duplicates

KG

Completed Line Items

KH

Completed Contracts

KI

Active Contracts Delinquent-Buying Party Caused

KJ

Active Contracts Delinquent

KK

Active Contracts Delinquent-Contractor Caused

KL

Active Contracts Delinquent-Unknown Causes

KM

Active Line Items Delinquent

KN

Active Line Items Delinquent-Buying Party Caused

KO

Active Line Items Delinquent-Contractor Caused

KP

Active Line Items Delinquent-Unknown Causes

KQ

Contracts Completed Delinquent-Buying Party Caused

KR

Contract Completed Delinquent-Contractor Caused

KS

Contracts Completed Delinquent-Unknown Causes

KU

Reported Deficiencies

KV

Line Items Completed Delinquent-Buying Party Caused

KW

Line Items Completed Delinquent-Contractor Caused

KX

Line Items Completed Delinquent-Unknown Causes

KY

Corrective Action Requests-Verbal

KZ

Corrective Action Requests-Written

L2

Guarantee Fee Buyup Maximum

L3

Contract Buyup

L4

Contract Buydown

L5

Guarantee Fee Rate after Alternate Payment Method

L6

Guarantee Fee Rate after Buyup or Buydown

L7

Buyup or Buydown Rate per Basis Point

L8

Location Net Capacity

L9

Subject to loss or elimination

LA

Life-time Reserve - Actual

Medicare hospital insurance includes extra hospital days to be used if the patient has a long illness and is required to stay in the hospital over a specified number of days; this is the actual number of days in reserve

LB

Loss Allowance

LC

Late Payment Period

LE

Life-time Reserve - Estimated

Medicare hospital insurance includes extra hospital days to be used if the patient has a long illness and is required to stay in the hospital over a specified number of days; this is an estimate of the number of days in reserve

LG

Loss or Gain

LH

Lost Gas

LI

Liquid Injection Volume

Volume of liquids injected into a gas well to displace gas volumes in the reservoir and stimulate production on a monthly basis

LK

Corrective Action Requests-Method C

LL

Corrective Action Requests-Method D

LM

Corrective Action Requests-Method E

LN

Aged Active Line Items Delinquent-Contractor Caused

LO

Lost Oil

LP

Lease Periods

LQ

Aged Line Items Delinquent

LR

Aged Line Items Completed-Contractor Caused

LS

Oil Condensate Sold

LT

Tariff Loss Allowance

LU

Lifetime Reserve Days - Applied to this Claim

Medicare hospital insurance includes extra hospital days to be used if the patient has a long illness and is required to stay in the hospital more than a specified number of days; this is the actual number of days used for this claim

LV

Oil/Condensate Volume

Volumes of crude oil and natural gas condensate produced from a well or property for a specific month

LW

Lost Work Time Actual

LX

Lost Work Time Estimated

LY

Length of Residency

LZ

Lanes

M1

Matching Equipment

M2

Maximum

M3

Total Federal Points

Points assigned for the expected number of Federal offices on an election ballot which are used to determine the allocation of shared expenses between campaigns for federal and non-federal elected offices

M4

Contributions

M5

Contributors

M6

Endorsers

M7

Functions

M8

Guarantors

M9

Points

MA

Miscellaneous Allowance

MB

Number of Public Officials

MC

Total Non-Federal Points

Points assigned for the expected number of non-Federal offices on an election ballot which are used to determine the allocation of shared expenses between campaigns for federal and non-federal elected offices

MD

Million Dollar Roundtable Credits

ME

Minimum Number of Employees

MF

Manufactured

MG

Pledges

MH

Total Points

MI

Miles

MJ

Attendees

MK

Tickets Sold

ML

Total Number of Manifest Lines

MM

Maximum Maturity Extension

MN

Month

MO

Minimum Order Package Level

MP

Total Number of Maps in a Pack

MQ

Maximum Ship Quantity

MS

Measured Quantity

MX

Maximum Number of Employees

N1

Number of Attacks or Occurrences

N2

Number of Dead

N3

Number of Living

N4

Number of Times

N5

Minimum Forecast Quantity

N6

Maximum Forecast Quantity

NA

Number of Non-covered Days

NB

Number of Units (Housing)

NC

Number of Claimants

ND

Number of Late Charges

NE

Non-Covered - Estimated

NF

Number of Full-Time Employees

NG

Number of Nonsufficient Fund Items

NH

Noncovered - Actual

NL

Number of Levels

NN

Number of Hospitals

NO

Number of Physicians

NP

Number of Members

NQ

Number of Franchisees

NR

Not Replaced Blood Units

NS

Number of Stations

Number of stations, or terminating points, which are in use, deleted, added, etc. for service delivery; ports or lines on a computer, for example

NT

Reports

NU

Since Last Travel

NV

Net

NW

Until Next Travel

O1

Scheduled Receipt

O2

Scheduled Delivery

O3

Operational Receipt

O4

Operational Delivery

O5

Allocated Receipt

O6

Allocated Delivery

O7

Distributed Confirmed Receipt

O8

Distributed Confirmed Delivery

O9

Scheduling Tolerance Receipt

OA

Scheduling Tolerance Delivery

OB

Energy

OC

Order Count

OD

Other Miscellaneous Disposition

OE

Number of Weeks Per Year

OF

Off Premise Sales Quantity

OG

Other Gas Disposition

OH

Other Injection Volume

OI

Opening Statement Balance

OL

Original Loan Term

ON

On Premise Sales Quantity

OO

Other Oil Condensate Disposition

OQ

Optimum Order Quantity

OR

Original

OT

Number of Operating Periods at Failure

A measurement of the elapsed time or usage before equipment failure occurred

OU

Outlier Days

OV

Overage

OW

Other Water Disposition

P1

Project Phases

P3

Physical Status III

Anesthesia modifying units requested for Physical Status III patient, as defined by the American Society of Anesthesiologists

P4

Physical Status IV

Anesthesia modifying units requested for Physical Status IV patient, as defined by the American Society of Anesthesiologists

P5

Physical Status V

Anesthesia modifying units requested for Physical Status V, as defined by the American Society of Anesthesiologists

P6

Number of Services or Procedures

P7

Prescription Dosage

P8

Prescription Frequency

P9

Number of People Living at Residence

PA

Pipeline Adjustment or Allowance

PB

Pressure Base

PC

Prior Cumulative Imbalance

PD

Payment Duration Weeks

PE

Period of Employment

PF

Gas Used for Plant Fuel

PG

Persistency

PH

Promotional

PK

Parking Spaces

PL

Partial Baths

PO

Percentage of Ordered Quantity

Owners of fabric that have third parties finish their fabric must have a way to convey on the purchase order the quantities of various levels of quality acceptable; i.e. 80% first, 10% second, 8% off quality, 2% unmerchantable

PP

Purchase of Product

PQ

Cumulative Quantity Required Prior to the First Scheduled Period

PR

Requirement Quantity that was Previously Released

PS

Prescription

PT

Patients

PW

Pitted Water

PX

Prior Units Accepted

PY

Paid

Q1

Minimum quantity to which tax rate applies

Q2

Maximum quantity to which tax rate applies

Q3

Quantity Earned

Q4

Quantity Carried Forward

Q5

Number of 3 to 4 Year Olds

Q6

Autistic Individuals

Q7

Deaf-blind Individuals

Q8

Hearing Impaired Individuals

Q9

Mentally Retarded Individuals

QA

Quantity Approved

Quantity allowed by the company processing the claim

QB

Quantity Dispensed

Number of refills given

QC

Quantity Disapproved

QD

Quantity Delivered

QE

Quantity Deferred

Quantity required for orders, but not reserved

QF

High Fabrication Authorization Quantity

The highest quantity of material authorized for production

QH

Quantity on Hold

Product which cannot be shipped at the present time for any reason, exclusive of damaged quantity

QI

Community Service Duration

QJ

Number of Times Deported

QL

Jail Sentence Duration

QM

Probation Duration

QN

Restriction Duration

QO

Operating Quantity

QP

Quantity by Position

QQ

Suspended Duration

QR

High Raw Material Authorization Quantity

The highest quantity of raw material or purchased components in their original state authorized to be secured for production

QS

Quantity Per Skid

QT

Plant Thermal Reduction

QU

Quantity Serviced

QV

Quantity Cancelled

QW

Quantity Withdrawn

QX

Qualifying Weeks

QY

Repayment Plan Term

R1

Replenishment (Fill)

R2

Individuals with Orthopedic Impairment

R3

Estimated Remaining Physical Life

R4

Individuals with Specific Learning Disability

R5

Axles

R6

Platform Count

R7

Individuals with Visual Impairment

R8

Individuals with Other Health Impairment

R9

Fuel

RA

Refills Authorized

Number of times a drug prescription my be refilled

RB

Replaced Blood Units

RC

Number of Items Authorized at Store

RD

Number of Items Authorized at Warehouse

RE

Gas Returned to Earth

RF

Number of Items in Stock

RG

Gas Used for Repressuring or Pressure Maintenance

RH

Number of Shelf Tags

RJ

Quantity Available on Shelf

RL

Gas Returned to Property for fuel

RM

Room Count

RN

Units Rented

RP

Retail Demand Quantity

RQ

Royalty

RS

Number of Shelf Facings

RT

Retail Sales Quantity

RW

Water Re-injected on Property

RY

Requirement Quantity

S1

Planned Unit Development (PUD) Units

S2

Rooms, Finished Area Above Grade

S3

Dwelling Area

S4

Garage or Carport Area

S5

Units for Sale

S6

Gross Rent Multiplier

S7

Age, High Value

S8

Age, Low Value

S9

Bedrooms, Finished Area Above Grade

SA

Shipments

SB

Solicited

SC

Bathrooms, Finished Area Above Grade

SD

Criminal Sentence Duration

SE

Gross Living, Finished Area Above Grade

SF

Site

SG

Swan-Ganz

Anesthesia modifying units requested for the insertion of a Swan-Ganz catheter attendant to the administration of anesthesia

SH

Shortage

SI

Rooms

SJ

Area of Level

SK

Gas Shrinkage

SL

Predominate Age

SM

Minimum Criminal Sentence Duration

SN

Age

SO

Oil Sedimentation

SP

Days Supply

Estimate of the number of days the supply will last

SQ

Product Sales Amount

SR

Effective Age

SS

Shares of Preferred Stock

ST

Standard

SU

Forecasted Scanned Quantity

SV

Shares of Common Stock

SW

Sample Amount

SX

Maximum Criminal Sentence Duration

SY

State or Province Motor Vehicle Penalty Points

SZ

Seasonal

T1

Time Units Known

T2

Time Units Spent on Duty

T3

Total Days on Market

T4

Total Rooms

T5

Total Number of Units

T6

Total Number of Units for Sale

T7

Tires

TA

Tank Allowance

TB

Oil Theft

TC

Total at Complete

TD

Total to Date

TE

Number of Theatres

TG

Total Gas Injection Volume

TH

Theoretical Quantity

TI

Total Oil and/or Condensate Injection Volume

TJ

Duration in Current Job

TK

Total Oil and/or Condensate Disposition

TM

Total Water Disposition

TN

Total Beginning Inventory

TO

Total

TP

Time in Position

TQ

Total Quantity of All Buys

Equals the total of all price break, life of type, and minimum quantity buys

TR

Trips

Number of trips in the ambulance

TS

Total Number of Parking Spaces

TT

Total Production Volume

TU

Total Adjustments Volume

TV

Total Gas Disposition

TW

Total Water Injection Volume

TX

Total Ending Inventory

TY

Total Sales Volume

U1

Freelance Collectors

U2

Branch Locations Owned

U3

Branch Locations Leased

UA

Units Completed

UB

Poultry

UC

Livestock

UD

Passengers

UE

Trainers

UF

Operators

UG

Gas Used on Property

UH

Inspectors

UI

Collectors

UJ

Professionals

UK

Supervisors

UL

Approximate Number of Units for Sale Projected

UM

Administrators

UN

Promoters

UO

Oil Condensate Used on Property

UP

Divisions

UQ

Tables

UR

Fuel Pumps

US

In-Use

UT

Machines

UU

Used

UV

Trademarks Used

UW

Available for Cultivation

UX

Foremen

UY

Travelling Employees

UZ

Freelance Salespersons

V1

Retention Quantity

V2

Available Quantity

V3

Transfer Quantity

V4

Surveys in Average Rating

V5

Vacancies

VA

Volume Shrinkage Adjustment or Allowance

VB

Blank Votes

VC

Cumulative Earned Value

The cumulative sum of the value of completed work or completed portions of work effort expressed in quantity units, typically hours

VD

Scattered Votes

Write-in votes that receive less than a jurisdictionally specified proportion of the total vote

VE

Earned Value

The value of completed work or completed portions of work effort expressed in quantity units, typically hours

VF

Federal Votes

Ballots cast pursuant to 42 United States Code (USC) 1973, Paragraph ff-6

VG

Gas Vented

VH

Schedule Variance

The difference between the budget planned for a task and the earned value (work accomplished for the task), typically represented in hours

VI

Cumulative Schedule Variance

The cumulative sum of the difference between the budget planned for a task and the earned value (work accomplished for a task), typically represented in hours

VJ

Cumulative Variance

The difference between the actual numbers for a task and the earned value (work accomplished for the task), typically represented in hours

VK

Estimate at Complete

Estimate of the effort required to complete a task or project, typically represented in hours

VL

At Complete Variance

Difference between the budget at complete and the estimate at complete, typically represented in hours

VM

Variance Adjustment

Adjustment made to a variance to reflect other factors in measuring completed work, or estimate of effort needed to complete work, typically represented in hours

VN

No Votes

VP

Presidential Votes

Ballots cast pursuant to 42 United States Code (USC) 1973, Paragraph aa-1

VR

Variance

VS

Visits

VT

Votes

VV

Void Votes

VY

Yes Votes

W0

Bankruptcy Petitions

W1

Buyers

W2

Debentures

W3

Debentures Filed against Directors

W4

Detrimental Legal Filings against Directors

W5

Failed Businesses of Directors

W6

Professors

W7

Sellers

W8

Skilled Workers

W9

Trademarks Represented

WA

Total number of Workers' Compensation First Reports

WB

Total number of Workers' Compensation Subsequent Reports

WC

Total number of Workers' Compensation Combined Reports

WD

Units Worked per Day

WE

Limited Quantity

Code of federal regulations limited quantity for transportation of hazardous materials

WG

Weight Gain

WL

Weight Loss

WO

Operator's Working Interest

WP

Number of Producing Wells Remaining on Property or Facility

WR

Number of Producing Wells Remaining on Royalty Account

WT

Total Working Interest

WV

Water Volume

Volume of water produced with the oil or gas

WW

Weeks Worked

WX

License Withdrawal Duration

WY

License Withdrawals Sent

X1

Producing Wells

X6

Assessment Hours

X7

Duty Days

X8

Contract Days

X9

Number of Days Employed

XA

Total of Issuable Assets

XB

Total System Backorder Quantity, High Priority

XC

Total Service Backorder Quantity, High Priority

XD

Total System Backorder Quantity, Low Priority

XE

Total Service Backorder Quantity, Low Priority

XG

On Hand and Due-In

The total quantity on hand and on order

XI

Installment Payments

XJ

Other War Reserve Material Requirements Protectable (OWRMRP) Quantity

Total of all War Reserve material to be protected

XL

Approximate Number of Units Projected

XN

Approximate Number of Holders

XO

Circulating Oil

XR

Stock Objective and Insurance Quantity

Identifies the total quantity of buys intended to satisfy authorized stockage/insurance objectives

XT

Protected Quantity

XU

Reserved

XV

Requisitioning Objective

XX

Authorized Retention Level

XY

Safety Level

XZ

Backorder Lines

Total Number of transactions held in backorder status

Y1

Number of Lost Cards

Y2

Number of Stolen Cards

Y3

Number of Cards not Received

Y4

Number of Active Accounts This Cycle

Y5

Number of Open Accounts

Y6

Number of Accounts Past Due

Y7

Number of Cards Outstanding

YA

Total Demand Quantity

Sum total of all demands

YB

Total Demand Orders

Total number of demand transactions reflected in total demand quantity

YC

First Quarter Recurring Demand

Total quantity of recurring demands received in first past quarter

YD

First Quarter Recurring Orders

Total number of recurring demand transactions received in first past quarter

YE

First Quarter Non-recurring Demand

Total quantity of non-recurring demands received in first past quarter

YF

First Quarter Non-recurring Orders

Total number of non-recurring demand transactions received in first past quarter

YG

Second Quarter Recurring Demand

Total quantity of recurring demands received in second past quarter

YH

Second Quarter Recurring Orders

Total number of recurring demand transactions received in second past quarter

YJ

Second Quarter Non-recurring Demand

Total quantity of non-recurring demands received in second past quarter

YK

Second Quarter Non-recurring Orders

Total number of non-recurring demand transactions received in second past quarter

YL

Third Quarter Recurring Demand

Total quantity of recurring demands received in third past quarter

YM

Third Quarter Recurring Orders

Total number of recurring demand transactions received in third past quarter

YN

Third Quarter Non-recurring Demand

Total quantity of non-recurring demands received in third past quarter

YP

Third Quarter Non-recurring Orders

Total number of non-recurring demand transactions received in third past quarter

YQ

Fourth Quarter Recurring Demand

Total quantity of recurring demands received in fourth past quarter

YR

Fourth Quarter Recurring Orders

Total number of recurring demand transactions received in fourth past quarter

YS

Fourth Quarter Non-recurring Demand

Total quantity of non-recurring demands received in fourth past quarter

YT

Fourth Quarter Non-recurring Orders

Total number of non-recurring demand transactions received in fourth past quarter

YU

Trailers

YW

Reorder Point Quantity

Quantity at which a reorder should take place

YX

Contract Line Item Quantity

The quantity of material cited under a specific contract line item

YY

Years

Z1

Units Worked Last Day

Z2

Units Worked per Week

Z3

Units Worked per Quarter

Z4

Number Weeks Paid

Z6

Unused Accumulated Sick Days

Z7

Delivery Point Reduction Quantity

The quantity by which the nominated delivery quantity was reduced for the associated reduction reason

Z8

Receipt Point Reduction Quantity

The quantity by which the nominated receipt quantity was reduced for the associated reduction reason

Z9

Reduction Quantity

The quantity by which the nominated quantity was reduced for the associated reduction reason

ZA

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Claim Mandate - Category 1

ZB

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Claim Mandate - Category 2

ZC

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Claim Mandate - Category 3

ZD

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Claim Mandate - Category 4

ZE

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Claim Mandate - Category 5

ZF

Federal Pension Mandate - Category 1

ZG

Federal Pension Mandate - Category 2

ZH

Federal Pension Mandate - Category 3

ZI

Holding Period

The length of time material can be held while awaiting processing

ZJ

Federal Pension Mandate - Category 5

ZK

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Payment Mandate - Category 1

ZL

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Payment Mandate - Category 2

ZM

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Payment Mandate - Category 3

ZN

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Payment Mandate - Category 4

ZO

Federal Medicare or Medicaid Payment Mandate - Category 5

ZP

Federal Pension Mandate - Category 4

ZQ

Shares Added

ZR

Extended Term

ZS

Amortization Term

ZT

Beginning Shares

ZU

Shares Deleted

ZV

Quantity of Dealer License Plates

ZW

Current Share Balance

ZX

Size of Household

ZY

Project Units Sold

ZZ

Mutually Defined


QTY02 - Quantity


TYPE=R MIN=1 MAX=15

Numeric value of quantity


QTY03 - Composite Unit of Measure


C001 - Composite Unit of Measure

To identify a composite unit of measure


QTY04 - Free-form Information


TYPE=AN MIN=1 MAX=30

Free-form information


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