Why does it take the purchase price from the product card in processes, and not from acceptance - posting?

If the input price is specified in the product table, it will no longer be reloaded from some other place. Those. saved input. the price in the table - everything, it will remain so until you overwrite it.

[quote] Bodyako Dmitry Employee wrote: If the input price is specified in the product table, it will no longer be reloaded from some other place. Those. saved input. the price in the table - everything, it will remain so until you overwrite it. [/quote] and if the input price is recorded in the suppliers, then what does it take?

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[quote] Bodyako Dmitry Employee wrote: If the input price is specified in the product table, it will no longer be reloaded from some other place. Those. saved input. the price in the table - everything, it will remain so until you overwrite it. [/quote] your answer is not correct, it is not written about that, and here? """That is, you saved the input price in the table - that's it, it will remain so until you overwrite it.""" Nobody rewrites it - I'm not talking about us now, but about everyone who trades in the world. There is a price in the new posting and it should be taken into account, but the vanbox does not take into account. Why doesn't onebox take into account the cost of posting?

[quote] Alexander wrote: Why doesn't onebox take into account the cost of posting? [/quote] because you have previously manually fixed the input price of a particular product

[quote] Bodyako Dmitry Employee wrote: [quote] Alexander wrote: Why doesn't onebox take into account the cost of posting? [/quote] because you have previously manually fixed the input price of a particular product [/quote] do I need to leave zero in the client card?

[quote] Bodyako Dmitry Employee wrote: do I need to leave zero in the client card? [/quote] do I need to leave zero in the product card? (in the previous question I wrote an error = "client")