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Pull Transactions with Item on Any Line that starts with [xxxx] - HOW???
I've been :h_a_w:ing trying to figure out why it's so hard to pull transactions that contain a (seemingly) very simple criteria:
Any line item who's Item Name begins with [xxxxx]
Ideally, I don't want to pull Main Line items since some of the transactions in this search could contain both items & do and don't want to use. I can figure out the main line nonsense after the search is working
We have specific prefixes for certain lines of items, and I'm trying to make some custom KPIs so management can track sales of those. Some of my searches could probably be accomplished with complex, nested criteria involving Classes/Departments/Restrictions, but it would be foolproof for me to just use the item names.
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