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# Overwrite Lot No.'s/Rates

**YouTube:** [How to Overwrite Lot Numbers / Batch Numbers and Rates?](https://youtu.be/V-Ae0lX7GGE)

## How to Overwrite Lot Numbers / Batch Numbers and Rates?

In this tutorial, we will learn how to **override lot numbers and modify lot-wise item rates in Logic ERP** and how to track rate changes using system reports.

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### Opening the Overwrite Lot Number / Rate Utility

* Navigate to the **Inventory Module** from the main menu
* Open **Overwrite Lot No.'s/Rates.**

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### Selecting Item and Lot for Modification

* Select the required **Item Name**

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* Choose the corresponding **Lot / Batch Number**

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* Click **Refresh** to load the current rate details

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### Understanding Default Rate Behavior in Sales Billing

Before making any changes, let’s review how rates work by default:

* Open the **Sales Bill** window
* Transact an item normally
* The system applies the **existing lot-wise rate by default**

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***Note:***\
You can manually edit the rate in the sales bill by pressing **F5** on the **Lot / Batch** column.\
However, editing each lot individually can be time-consuming.

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### Overwrite Lot Numbers and Rates Using Utility

To simplify bulk rate changes:

* Navigate to **Overwrite Lot No.'s/Rates**
* Enter the **new rate** against the selected lot
* Modify rates **item by item** as required

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The rate defined here will be **automatically picked** in the sales bill whenever that lot is selected.

**Overriding Rates for All Items at Once**

* Press **F3** in the rate column
* Enter the new rate

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* The system will **overwrite rates for all listed items**

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* Click **Save** to apply the changes

**Note:** If the F3 shortcut is not working, enable the “Overwrite Rate for All Items” option from the Configuration menu at the top.

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### Verifying Updated Rates in Sales Bill

* Return to the **Sales Bill** window
* Create a **New Transaction**
* Select the item and lot

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***Result:***\
The **updated batch number and overridden rate** are automatically applied.

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### Tracking Lot Rate Change History

To review both old and new rate values:

* Go to the **Menu Bar**
* Navigate to **Reports/Queries**
* Click on **Item Reports**
* Open **Item Wise Rate Change History Report**
* Select the required **Item(s)**
* Generate the report

**The report clearly displays:**

* Old Sale Rate
* New Sale Rate
* Old MRP
* Updated MRP

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### Conclusion

This completes the **Override Lot Number and Rate process in Logic ERP**, enabling quick and efficient lot-wise rate management along with complete rate change traceability.


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