Thank you very much for the reply! I believe thats exactly what I did, but I was not able to do a CSV import of just the new rate for each line. I had to change the price level to custom to allow me to input a new rate, even though the price level on the order line (“wholesale price”) had already been updated on the item record. It’s just another column on a CSV so its not a big deal to do this, I was just wondering if there was a “update pricing on sales orders” function, i.e. push a button and sales orders entered within a specified date range are updated price on each line item. I guess not!
Maybe another way to approach this is to eliminate the problem entirely: is there a best-practice for how to take future orders at a different price than you are selling the same item today? example, item A sells for $100 today, but on August 1 Item A will go up to $110. I want to enter sales orders today to ship on september 1 that come up with a wholesale price of $110, while at the same time I am taking at-once orders to ship now that come up with the current price. Is there a native function in netsuite to have seasonal or future pricelists for an item that are auto-populated on the sales order lines based on the order type or the requested ship date?