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Hi Erick - It is my thinking that these operations need to be coded conditionally whether there is more than one type of currency. Our instance only uses one. When I try to set the priceLevelLine - it fails silently unless I specify it thusly: When I use itemRecord.setSublistValue I get Unexpected Errors:…
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What I got working was this: Unfortunately, if a new Price Level is created above this one, the wrong price will be applied, and the script would need to be updated.
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Hello Erick - I have deployed a script similar to as you suggested, but I am unable to test with it, since I am using the Price Level Matrix object. I referred to the SuiteScript 2.x API Reference, and am unable to get around errors like: "My use case isTypeError: Cannot find function getCurrentMatrixSublistValue in object…