Hi guys,
I’m having the issue in sales order entry where my unit price won’t save when its a part on the fly. No issue when this is a part ID. No BPM’s or or layers on any tables.
The part won’t be apart of a price list when it’s on the fly.
You will need a part which is apart of an active price list.
As in, no matter what you enter in the Unit Price, it is always 0 again when you refresh and/or reload the Order?
I’m not understanding this
Yeah what is the issue @aarong ?
Yeah this seems odd, but regardless, you could always check the box to lock the unit price, as a last resort.
EDIT: and I guess check the box to override price list, too, if you are really having a bad day.
But yeah, I’m with @Chad_Smith - I don’t see why you cannot manually force a value there.
He is not getting a unit price.
Its either that fact he is using a part on the fly which is not tided to an active price list due to being a part on the fly or the form is not functioning correctly. We don’t quite know yet 
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I thought they were saying that they saved a unit price and it went back to 0… I guess we’ll find out!
Hi Guys,
Thanks for al the responses. Had a few meetings and dealing with EpicCare.
This isn’t part of a price list since it’s a part on the fly. When I enter a price and click save, it reverts back to zero.
According to epicor, they are already working on a patch for this. I found a work around,
If we enter the unit price first, then enter the order quantity, we are able to save and the unit price will be applied.
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Nice Ben, thanks for sharing with the group. Glad there is a workaround, though we all know how we feel about those most the time.
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Yes sir, at least it’s Friday!
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