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If you have {transid} anywhere you probably want to correct that to {tranid}
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HI Shelley, you are right about the amount. Two possible solution: you simply add the new line with the right quantity of credited hours, but with a zero dollar value, thus not affecting the value of the PO. Or, option #2, you add a credit line to the PO (which can simply be a negative quantity line), then another line for…
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Could you perhaps add another line to the PO called something like "Service Credits"? I get that simply increasing the hours of the original items does not provide clarity, so perhaps adding another line? Cause the short answer is yeah - NS crediting a bill doesn't "free back up" the line on the PO - system just doesn't do…
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This would be Scrap, which you can define during your Completion. Are you trying to self-implement advance manufacturing? I don't think you have any chance of success in doing that, it is a very complex module. I highly recommend you pause and hire an implementation partner immediately.
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I would hazard a guess this documentation, in regards to Reference Designator, comes with the "WMS Lite" module. Try asking NS the question this way: "In the WMS Lite module documentation, there is mention of Reference Designators. Can you tell me more about this?" NS Support officially supports WMS Lite, but they don't…
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Hello, Regardless, I wouldn't bother correcting your script since it fundamentally won't work. Assembly Builds of Quantity 0 are not allowed by NetSuite. A more correct thing to do would be to use Work Orders. You can easily put an approval checkbox/button and until that is pressed, not allow the WO to be transformed into…
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Unfortunately the Components tab on Assembly Items is not modifiable in any way. What I've done in a few instances in the past is reproduce this components sublist using scripting. THAT sublist can then accept additional fields. It works well but is rather heavy-handed just to add a field. But, if you must, it's a workable…