Unit Price
You can change this field only if you have Unit Price Override security authorization.
If necessary, type the price for the item, per pricing unit.
The program displays the lowest price for which the customer is eligible. It can be the base price, a sale price for a specified time period, or the price for the customer's price level or quantity purchased, based on a discount or markup. If the lowest price is a negative amount, it is displayed as zeroes.
No price is displayed if the item is not on the price list you specified for the detail.
If you set up contract pricing for a customer in Inventory Control, Order Entry uses that information to calculate prices for items affected by the customer’s pricing contract, and it displays the contract price by default in the Unit Price Finder.
If you do not set up contract pricing for a customer, Order Entry calculates prices based on the customer type and the price lists you set up in Inventory Control.
You can use the Finder to select another price from the item price list in Inventory Control. You can also override the unit price.
Also note that the Finder for the Unit Price field is not available if the price list that you selected is not currently in effect. (In other words, the Finder does not appear if the document date is not between the Price List Starts date and the Price List Ends date specified in the I/C Item Pricing form for the item, currency, and price list code.)
If the price list is not in effect, the Unit Price field displays 0.000000 by default.