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This OLD journal on SB is unapplied too but behaves differently. I can edit anything, not account nor name. This is the reason I think it is a bug.
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Hello Tigran, I have checked also the WF assign to this journal - Not relevant. I copied this JE and created new JE for the current period, I approved it, closed the period and deployed all JE scripts again. The result is that I can update each field on JE lines. What do you think? Regards, Nechemia I
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Hello Tigran, I undeployed all JE scripts. No change to my Journal. I did this test on SB where there is Invoice or other related to document. I unapproved this Journal and tried to add line or change amount without success. It is very strange. Please advise. Nechemia
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Hello Tigran, I checked those scripts internally to see if such field is controlled by. I found nothing. I will try your second option of undeployed those scripts and see. Regards, Nechemia
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Hello Tigran, I tried to review those Journal Scripts. It doesn't look like it is solve this issue. How can I find the specific script? Can you elaborate on the steps I should do to find it? Can it be a bug and not a script? Regards, Nechemia
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Hello Tigran, How can I find this script? Regards, Nechemia
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Hello All, I did the first step but I can't remove Customer Name, it is Grayed, what should I do? Regards, Nechemia
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Hello Clarisa, Thanks a lot. It was very helpful. Regards, Nechemia
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Hello Mikko, Thanks for your answer. Is there any other way without custom table? a way to simulate SCHEDULE details on Sale Order? Regards, Nechemia
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Hello Leonard, I can't find revrecschedule table on NetSuite catalog. Is it existing on NetSuite2 schema? Also, I need to find the connection to Journal line level not header. For example: I have source journal with 2 lines. Each line as Amortization schedule. On Amortization schedule line I need to connect each line to…
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Hello Leonard, Thanks for your answer. Can you share with me an on demand script as suggested on article "Pull Linked Amortization Schedule from Journal Entry"? Regards, Nechemia