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**What** - fix `difference_due` in the OE modal to show the correct difference a user has to pay - fix Timeline crashing due to returned line item being `undefined `(deleted after OE confirmation) **Why** We were taking into account `refunded_amount` when calculating "Difference Due" and used the following formula: `orderEdit.total - paidTotal + refundedTotal`. The issue here is that `orderEdit.total` is "overpriced" for the amount of items that are returned/refunded already (i.e. we are charging the user again for the returned items). The straightforward solution would be to subtract `refunded_total` from the `orderEdit.total` to get the total cost of items the user is actually getting after the edit. `difference_due = (orderEdit.total - refundedTotal) - (paidTotal - refundedTotal ) = orderEdit.total - paidTotal` But if we have partially refunded returns, we would have the same problem of returned items priced into the total. In that case, general solution should be something like: `diff_due_display = orderEdit_total_of_items_user_is_getting - paid_total + refunded_total` Would like to hear what you guys think! --- FIXES CORE-1246
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