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How to add Transaction Unit of Measure in Saved Search?
I am trying to build a saved search that pulls the receiving quantity (quantityShipRecv) on a PO, but am encountering the issue where the quantity is converting to the base UOM by default, and not the UOM shown in the PO Transaction. Does anyone know of a field queriable in Saved Search that allows you to pull the Transaction UOM for receiving quantity? I have tried every single field that seems remotely similar to "quantity received" and either return zeros, or have the same conversion issue.
Important to note, the conversion issue is not on ALL items - only on certain ones (likely those where the transaction UOM differs from the "base" UOM).
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