Cannot see AdjustedRate, BaseRate, Basis, TermAmount when creating and editing a rate routine

If you cannot see AdjustedRate, BaseRate, Basis, TermAmount when you edit a rate routine this means your routine is not configured properly to work with costs. A routine may use a cost object, although it is not required. If the routine does not use a cost object it just returns some result. If it does use a cost object then during routine calculation flow it updates such properties of a cost object as AdjustedRate, BaseRate, Basis, TermAmount. In the latter case the routine must be configured to use a cost object. This can be configured in the Parameter Sets section. Find a corresponding parameter set that is in use by the routine. Edit the parameter set and set Include Cost to true. Now you will be able to see predefined AdjustedRate, BaseRate, Basis, TermAmount variables in you rate routine.

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