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NSC | Transaction Saved Search > Work Order > Main Line = F > Show Header Details in Component Lines
Scenario
User needs to create a Transaction Saved Search for Work Orders and needs to show the Quantity of the Assembly Item (Main Line) in the same row as the Quantity of the Component Items (Item Line). Using the standard Item/Quantity fields pulls both the Assembly and Component line details in separate rows.
Main Line refers to the Header section where fields like Name, Date, Memo, Created From, etc. are located. It is in the upper section of the form or simply at the top of the Tabs.
The standard behavior of the system is:
- when Main Line = F
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