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This is the field I'm referring to: Whatever form is selected there, open a customer record using that same form and check if the Sales Rep/Sales Person field is hidden. That is likely the cause to your problem. Alternatively, select the "Standard Customer Form" here, as we know this field won't be hidden on that form.
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Which custom form do you have selected in the import step 2 under the Advanced options?
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@User_HWW8S for importing customer records, the native field is Sales Rep and should be readily visible in import mapping, as follows: As Dominica requested, it would be helpful to see screenshots of your import process. In step 1 are you selecting Import Type: Relationships, Record Type: Customers Only? In step 2 are you…
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We created a custom transaction body field for Payment Method which references the native payment method list.
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Within a workflow, setting conditions on: 1) transitions between states and/or 2) actions. Once you understand workflows in NetSuite, then you'll have the answer to your question. Impossible to give a complete answer in a short paragraph, though.
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Only time I've seen these ghosted is before you've selected a bank/credit card account on that Match Bank Data page. Do you have an account selected?
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I can see that multiple field labels are different between your two screenshots of the PDFs (Date, Bill To, Ship To, etc...). Are you certain that the employee is using the transaction form that you think she is?
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I think your logic is a bit off here. It's only showing you the one option in the Field drop-down using this From Field method because the Item Process Group field is expecting a value from that named list. Are you just trying to have the workflow auto-assign the same value from this list every time an assembly item is…
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I'm not sure if the operators are case sensitive, but they might be. I always use caps to be sure. Also, writing it this way makes a little more sense to me. Essentially if PB is truthy, else. I didn't test it: IF PB THEN PB*(0.2/12) ELSE NB*(0.2/12) ENDIF