How do I add the Change Order costs and marked up values to the Schedule of Values?

How do I add the Change Order costs and marked up values to the Schedule of Values?

Change Orders can be added two ways. They can be added manually by clicking the dropdown for Add Items to SOV or by Clicking the Gear Button in Top right Corner of screen while in safe mode and clicking green pencil in second section and turning on Add CO' automatically when Approved Option.
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