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Dependent Dropdown with Price Levels
Is it possible to create a dependent dropdown with the native Price Level field?
I found a workaround, but curious if there's a simpler way.
I created custom Dependent Dropdown Lists(https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/section_N2840468.html) . One of them is a replica of the price level field. I then created an After Field Edit workflow to fill out the custom price level field with the native price level value. I parked that custom field at the end of the transaction line and made it disabled so no one can accidentally change it.
This allows someone to choose the native price level value and then only get the dependent values on the next field they need to fill out.
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