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cathyh

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Work order not recalculating estimated costs
03/21/07 at 13:24:46

We have a work order in process. When we open the work order and save to recalculate estimated costs, we are not offered that option. Hae not ever seen this before. When I look at the record in WORKORD the field MTWO.WIP.LOCK is set to Y. I only see a Y in other records if they are completed and/or closed. What is this field and how did it get set to Y?

Cathy Hamilton
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Dale Member New Swamp = New Alligators Posts: 62	Re: Work order not recalculating estimated costs Reply #1 - 03/21/07 at 13:33:04 This is just a guess - Look at WO-A, and see if a number is in the "QUOTE" field. If any number is in that field, neither Classic nor EVO will recalculate Estimated Costs. This prevents an in-process recalculation of a job whose estimate was based upon a quote. Like I said, it's just a guess. Thanks Dale
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1210 Gender:	Re: Work order not recalculating estimated costs Reply #2 - 03/21/07 at 13:45:45 Very good guess! That's what it was. Thanks a bunch, Dale.
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