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Mod to My Request: Pull in Sales Order SubTotal To Invoice Saved Search

edited Jun 2, 2025 2:24PM in Ask A Guru 5 comments

Below is the end result of the solution for my original request of how to "Pull in Sales Order SubTotal To Invoice Saved Search". Below that is the modification the VP of or company has given me.

Formula (Currency): nvl({createdfrom.amount},0)-nvl({createdfrom.discountamount},0)-nvl({createdfrom.taxtotal},0)-nvl({createdfrom.shippingamount},0)


Here is the modification requested (that I am not sure can even be done).

They want to check the line items on the sales order for a particular part number (there is only one).

If that part number exists on the sales order, then the amount for that line item is to be subtracted from the sales order subtotal which is calc'd via the Formula above.

Jay Schwausch

P.R.I. - KACE Valves, NetSuite Administrator

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