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account or undeposited funds field on transactions?

edited Jan 8, 2020 2:24AM in SuiteCloud / Customization 1 comment

I have been looking high and low for the correct way to set a new cash sale created through a server side script to undeposited funds.

I tried trecord.setFieldValue('account', '65'); (65 is Undeposited Funds) and I can see that it does change it when I log a note.

But when I open the cash sale it is set to a different account. Actually it shows two accounts. One bank account in view mode and changes to the default bank account in edit mode???

Does anyone have any insight into how I would set either the Undeposited Funds or Account field through a script?

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