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Yipee!! - How to Add a Where Used Tab to Items

edited Nov 26, 2019 8:40AM in Accounting / ERP 5 comments

I finally figured out how to do something that's been killing me forever: do where used lookups from items. My workaround in the past was to have a separate search, so I had to leave the item screen to run a search. However, it is possible to attach a where used search to a sublist so I can click on a tab inside the item to see all assemblies the item is used on. Here's a step-by-step guide to how I did it:[LIST=1]
[*]Reports > New Search > Item > Create Saved Search
[*]Available Filters > Filter > 'Component Item', leave 'show in footer' off (don't know if footer is important, this is just the way I did it)

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