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want to revise the projected unit cost of inventory adjustments.
Hi
From a cost of sales perspective, I would like to modify the "UNIT COST" value of an inventory adjustment transaction that has already been created.
However, when I try to modify an inventory adjustment transaction with a negative quantity, the "UNIT COST" is grayed out and cannot be modified.
However, the inventory adjustment transaction with a positive quantity can be modified as shown in the image.
Is this a NetSuite specification?
Why is it that inventory adjustments with a positive quantity can be modified, but inventory adjustments with a negative quantity cannot?
If this is the case, is there any other way but to delete the item line and re-register it? If so, what are the risks involved?
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