The Received/Not Invoiced report shows shipment receipts in Microsoft Great Plains even though some of the items on the report have been returned

Steps to reproduce the problem

1. Click Transactions, click Purchasing, and then click Receiving Transaction Entry.
2. Enter a shipment receipt without a purchase order number for Item 100XLG, and then enter 10 in the Quantity Shipped field. Use a unit cost of $1.00. Write down the shipment receipt document number that is listed in the Receipt No. field and the date, and then click Post.
3. Click Transactions, click Purchasing, and then click Enter/Match Invoices.
4. Enter an invoice receipt without a purchase order number for Item 100XLG, and then enter 7 in the Quantity Invoiced field. Use a unit cost of $1.00. Note that the shipment receipt document number is what you wrote down in step 2. Write down the invoice receipt number, and then click Post.
5. Click Transactions, click Purchasing, and then click Returns Transaction Entry.
6. Enter a return receipt by using the Return type without a purchase order for Item 100XLG, and then enter 3 in the Quantity Returned field. Use a unit cost of $1.00. Click the shipment receipt document number that you wrote down in step 2 for Receipt No., and then click Post.
7. Click Reports, click Purchasing, and then click Analysis.
8. Click the Received/Not Invoiced report, and then click New.
9. Enter a name for the report option. In the Ranges list, click Receipt Date, enter the date from step 2, and then click Insert.
10. Click Destination, click to select a print destination for the report, and then click OK.
11. In the Purchasing Analysis Report Options window, click Print.
    
    After you follow these steps, the shipment receipt document number that you wrote down in step 2 may appear on a report that has a Qty Shipped value of 10, a Qty Invoiced value of 7, and a Qty Returned value of 3. You do not expect the shipment receipt document number that you wrote down in step 2 to appear on the report.