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• Agenda Builder launch
• SuiteWorld On Air registration
• New NetSuite Prompt Studio Contest
• And more!
Check out this thread to learn more!
Popping up global search results
There is new syntax in v11.0.3 that lets you open up a global search in a new window, avoiding the need to create a new window in the browser and wait for it to reload the current screen. Simply precede your search string with "^".
You hopefully already know that you can limit the record types returned by prefixing your search string with the abbreviated record type and ":". So to search for all customers named Smith you can enter "cu:Smith". In 11.0.3 if you use two colons or the "^" character (either one will work), the results will pop up in a new window. So in the example above, you could use "cu::Smith" or "cu^Smith".
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