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Thanks @Niña Camille G. Paule-Oracle.

Hey @Glaced99991,

You are correct - NetSuite doesn't have a native feature to restrict the maximum quantity per Customer and SKU combination.

The scripting is the best option.

The NetSuite CPQ can do that, too, but it will be more expensive.

Hey @Jet Zhang,

That's a known limitation, and you need a script for that.

Here is the related article: https://suiteanswers.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/79644/loc/en_US

Thanks @GauravAgrawal

This has been logged as defect by NetSuite support.

Hi @bobrementizo

Here are the steps for me to make it work.

1. Download and extract the SB Kilimanjaro backup files.
2. Extract the 4512723 SB Kilimanjaro Files.zip file attached below, then copy and paste the files to their respective locations:
   
   Note: These files contain the patch applied based on what is instructed in SuiteAnswer ID: 97829 Enable Token-Based Authentication (Montblanc, Vinson, Elbrus, and Kilimanjaro)
   
   \gulp\ns-deploy\index.js
\gulp\ns-deploy\net.js
\gulp\ns-deploy\ui.js

\ns_npm_repository\suitetalk4node\templates.js
\ns_npm_repository\suitetalk4node\communication.js
\ns_npm_repository\suitetalk4node\tool.js
\ns_npm_repository\suitetalk4node\_passport.tpl
\ns_npm_repository\suitetalk4node\getDataCenterUrls.tpl
   
   4512723 SB Kilimanjaro Files.zip
3. Run npm install (Note: Make sure you are using NODE v10.15.3 and NPM 6.4.1)
4. In the terminal, navigate to node_modules/gulp-ttf2eot directory then
   
   run npm install ttf2eot@2.0.0
   
5. Navigate to node_modules/gulp-ttf2woff directory then
   
   run npm install ttf2woff@2.0.2
   
6. In the root folder directory of your development files, create a file and name it: .env
   
7. The .env file will contain the CONSUMER_KEY and CONSUMER_SECRET. To create one, follow the steps provided in the SuiteAnswers Create a New Integration Record.
   
8. Copy the Key and Secret to your .env file
   
   Example:
   
9. Run gulp deploy and in the process, it will prompt you to create a Token
   
   1. Select New token
   2. Enter an authentication ID (authID) (example: ProdTokenAccountID)
   3. Continue the authentication process in the prompted browser.
   4. Login to your NetSuite Account as Administrator
   5. Click Allow
   
10. After the token creation, deployment should start which would ask you first to which Hosting Files folder, Application Publisher, and SSP Application you will be deploying to.

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I do have another question about the same workbook issue. will post in a bit.

you guys are awesome.

Hi @Meherin ,

Personally, I don't believe there are any stupid questions here. When I was new to NetSuite 21 years ago, I asked a TON of what I thought was dumb questions - it was how I learned.

So - for your issue, I'm happy to help you but I need more information. The graph is driven by some type of report. Can you please provide a screenshot of the report results? What type of report is this? What are you graphing?

Let me know and we'll see if I can assist.

Thank you @Francesca Nicole Mendoza-Oracle ! I will reach out the AvidXchange now.

@JM Benitez - I found a user with the correct name but the email on that record does not match, so I have no idea where it is coming from. The user with the same name only has Employee Center Role. Thanks!