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NSC | SAID: 35633 > Landed Cost Formula Error
Scenario
User is using the Suite Answer Article: 35633 Create a Report That Shows Breakdown of Landed Cost for an Item but is getting an error following the Landed Cost formula provided in the article
Solution
Instead of using:
- Select Formula (Numeric)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter ABS(CASE WHEN {account} = '[ACCOUNT USED FOR LANDED COST such as FREIGHT/INSURANCE/DUTIES]' THEN {amount} ELSE 0 END
- Summary Label: Enter Landed Cost
Use this instead:
- Select Formula (Numeric)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter CASE WHEN {account} = '[ACCOUNT USED FOR LANDED COST such as FREIGHT/INSURANCE/DUTIES]' THEN ABS({amount})ELSE 0 END
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