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manual discount cant be set

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Hi,
I have a problem where users cannot fill in the Manual Discount field in the form. As an admin, I can fill it in. The field itself has no restrictions, and in the security roles, I cannot find the “quotedetail” table that contains the “manualdiscountamount” column. 



Impersionated User:

Me in Adminaccount:





Does anyone have an idea what to do?
 
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    Hi TK-25031055-0,
     
    can you specify in which D365 CE application you work and in which table the field is locked for this users? Can you moreover clarify, if configurations/extensions are used? Basically, the following behaviors can have impact on a fields "Write" status, if an user is not able to edit/overwrite it, even when it is a commonly used field:
     
    1) Field-Level Security
    - Go to Settings > Security > Field Security Profiles
    - Check if "ManualDiscountAmount" is enabled for field-level security
    - If yes, ensure the user’s security profile has read/write access to that field
     
    2) Form Customization
    - Navigate to Quote Details form in Power Apps or classic customization
    - Open the form and check if the field is set to read-only
    - Also check if any business rules or JavaScript are disabling the field
     
    4) Business Rules or Workflows
    - Check for any business rules that lock the field based on conditions (e.g., quote status, discount type).
    - Also review Power Automate flows or classic workflows that might be affecting field behavior.
     
    5) Form Behavior Based on Status
    - Some fields are locked when the quote is in a certain status (e.g., Approved, Submitted).
    - Try editing a quote in Draft status to see if the field becomes editable.
     
    6) Custom Plugins or Scripts
    - If your environment uses custom plugins or JavaScript, inspect them for logic that disables the field.
    - Use the Form Editor > Events tab to check for scripts on load or change.
     
    To get a more fitting answer, provide full screenshots with the (whole) URL/URI visible and/or more detailed information.
     

    Rg,

    Alexander

    *Due to the complex and different possibilities of deploying Dynamics 365 I highly recommend not to setup the application without some expert/partner or support. (For more information contact me under anassl@inno-solutions.info or visit www.inno-solutions.de)

    *The Information comes directly from the manufacturer or provider and are validated (not guaranteed) up to date of creation of the posting.

    References:

    1. Microsoft Licensing Guide
    2. Microsoft Doc`s/Learn

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