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NetSuite Admin Tip | Automatically Close All Lines on a Sales Order
There are cases where a Sales Order remains open because some or all item lines are still marked as open, even if no further processing is needed. Manually closing each line can be time-consuming, especially when dealing with high-volume transactions.
If you need to programmatically close all item lines on a Sales Order—whether for cleanup, automation, or integration purposes—you can do so using a Scheduled Script. This script loads the Sales Order, iterates through each line on the item sublist, and sets the isclosed field to true to mark it as closed.
Here's an example:
/** * @NApiVersion 2.x * @NScriptType ScheduledScript
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