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SuiteWorld is the largest annual gathering of the NetSuite community! It will be held in Las Vegas on October 6-9, 2025. Our customers and partners look forward to SuiteWorld every year as a place to hear the latest from NetSuite, get hands-on learning, and connect with each other. Register now!
Starting June 1st, 2025, you may notice that our regular e-Fix releases are being referred to as ‘Minor Releases’. It’s still the same release schedule, with a different name. (Link can be found here)
SuiteTip: Combine Multiple Result Rows into One Row Using NS_CONCAT
Welcome back to SuiteTip, your essential guide to mastering NetSuite's capabilities! In this article, we'll explore how to use NS_CONCAT to consolidate multiple list items into a single row, making your reports more concise and efficient.
What is NS_CONCAT?
In NetSuite Saved Searches, NS_CONCAT is a function used to display a list of values in a single row, typically within a Formula (Text) field, by concatenating them into a comma-separated string. This is similar with the WM_CONCAT function in Oracle.
In other words, NS_CONCAT is designed to roll up detailed information into a single, aggregated string, making it easier to view multiple values in a single row within a NetSuite Saved Search.
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