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In this blog, Blended costs were originally created to support customers who chose to consolidate their billing under a single paying account. Nowadays, these costs are not used frequently due to the way that they are calculated. Blended costs are calculated by multiplying each account’s service usage against something called a blended rate. A blended rate is the average rate of on-demand usage, as well as Savings Plans- and reservation-related usage, that is consumed by member accounts in an organization for a particular service.
If you change the metric to Unblended Cost, do you also see negative value? Also have you compared between Blended Cost vs Unblended Cost in Cost Explorer by setting "Aggregate costs by" under Advanced options? What if you exclude "Credit" and "Refund" under "Charge type" ?
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Thanks for the thorough explanation. I'll try your suggestions, but I also noticed that the numbers went back to normal two days ago (on the 29th.). I'll hear with my organisation and see if they maybe changed something.