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# Change Lot Rates for Multiple Branches when Rate Changed in a Single Branch
In the Global Settings of LOGIC Admin, a new option is added i.e., “**Change Lot Rates For All branches when rate changed in module Overwrite Lot Rates**.” This option will enable you to change the Lot rates of multiple branches from a particular branch. But the Lot Number should be common for all the branches.
When you select this option, then “**Overwrite Rates for Other Branches**” option will get enabled in the Configuration settings of ‘**Overwrite Lot No.’s/Rates**‘ window. Here, you can select any option (as shown in the picture below) in which you want to make changes for multiple branches. But make sure that the LOT Number is common for all branches.
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