Price Override in Project Operations | Part 2 [Understanding Change Amount effect]

Continuing from Part 1: Price Override in Project Operations | Part 1 [Inconsistent Price Update], let’s look at the Pricing.

1. When you entered $250 for the Price Per Unit – you assumed it will update the price to $250 from $225
   
2. And what you got it this – $475
   

Here’s the catch!

Although the wordings of the field convey that it’ll be updated to the absolute price you entered, rather it “added” to the existing Price!!
Hence, 250 + 225 = 475.

So, don’t make the mistake of assuming it’s asking for ‘new price‘, it’s actually asking you ‘how to much to increase or decrease the price by‘

Hope this was useful!

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