The User encounter the error message “Can't edit actuals because they are auto-calculated from Orders” when attempting to manually modify values that are system-generated.
Actual Quantity values on Sales Agreement (SalesAgreement) products are calculated automatically through a scheduled daily process that runs at 1:00 AM in the organization’s time zone. The calculation only includes orders that are in Activated status, whose Start Date falls within the active schedule window of the Sales Agreement, and whose products match products or primary categories defined on the Sales Agreement.The Sales Agreement itself must also be in Activated status for calculations to occur.
Additionally, the Future Schedules to Include in Actuals Calculations (FutureActCalcSchedules) field on the Sales Agreement determines how many future schedules are included in the calculation process, and a value of 0 excludes future schedules entirely.
Follow the steps based on the calculation mode configured for your Sales Agreement. Identify the mode in Setup under Sales Agreements > Default Actuals Calculation Mode, or on the Sales Agreement record in the Actuals Calculation Mode (ActualsCalculationMode) field.
Cause 1: Sales Agreement or Order is not activated
Cause 2: Order start date or product mismatch
Cause 3: Future schedules count set to 0
Cause 4: Can't edit actuals because they are auto-calculated from Orders error
Cause 5: Sales Agreement is in Expired status
Now, click Recalculate Actuals from the Agreement Terms tab on the Sales Agreement and verify that the Actual Quantity and Actual Amount fields are populated correctly for the matching schedule period. Also confirm that the LastActualsCalculatedDate field reflects the latest run timestamp.
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