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NSC | Resolve Error when using NS_CONCAT within CASE Formula
Scenario:
A user is attempting to utilize the NS_CONCAT function within a CASE statement to retrieve and concatenate all Sales Orders associated per Project. The formula used is CASE WHEN {transaction.type} = 'Sales Order' THEN NS_CONCAT({transaction.number}) END and this results to an error when the search is ran.
The Issue:
The problem lies in the placement of the NS_CONCAT function within the CASE statement. This arrangement is syntactically incorrect and leads to the encountered error.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, the formula requires a slight adjustment. Instead of nesting NS_CONCAT within the CASE statement, the
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