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Hello @Nicole Mendoza-Oracle , As I was making the example script for you, I was hit with an idea, and that seems to have worked. Problem solved! Thank you for your time. For future developers with the same problem: If you want to count all hours from multiple TimeBill records into a total variable, this worked for me…

Hi @Joahnna Given Uy-Oracle , The page no longer refreshes but now the form no longer gets updated as it would when you manually select a value. We have decided to no longer spend time on this issue, as the benefit doesn't outweigh the time spent anymore at this point. Thank you for your insights. Stan

Hi @Joahnna Given Uy-Oracle , I have created a new WorkFlow that looks like this; But the infinite refresh issue still remains. I can't spot any difference between our WorkFlows, have I made a mistake somewhere? If so, please let me know. Thank you for your time, Stan

Hi @Joahnna Given Uy-Oracle , I haven't been able to try your new suggestions until now. Using "entry" as a trigger still gives me an infinite refresh loop The transition is empty; Thank you for your time, Stan

Hi @Joahnna Given Uy-Oracle , This is the workflow; And these are the states; To get to the record where we want the default values, go to a "Customer" record, and go to Bank Payment Details (credit). Click on New Bank Details. This will show you the record where we want default values. It looks like this; Thank you for…

Hi @Jack Daryl Espiel-Oracle, thank you for your reply. I have just now been able to try your suggestion. I undeployed the scripts and made them inactive. Using a workflow as stated above still gives me the infinite refresh loop. Anything else I can try? Thanks, Stan

Hi @Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle, I have created a support case and they will be in touch with me. Thank you for your thoughts on the matter Stan

Thanks for your reply @Gaurav_NS , This cannot be the issue because, as stated above, if I deploy empty scripts with no custom code, this behaviour still remains. I double checked though and there is no return true/false missing in the scripts.

Thanks for your reply @Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle , We already tried disabling all our WorkFlows on this record type, the issue still remained. I double checked it for you though, there are no parenthesis used in these WorkFlow conditions. Thanks, Stan

Hey Mikko @Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle , I haven't had the time to try and use your suggestion yet. But I'll assume it is what I'll need to complete my script. As such I'll mark your reply as the answer to my question. Thanks for taking the time, Stan

Hi Mikko @Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle, Thank you for your reply. I'm using SuiteScript 2.0. Currently I'm trying to do it in a Client Script, but handling this in a Suitelet is also an option. Multiple shipping route is disabled. See the example screenshot below. If I have done my research well enough, it doesn't seem that…

Hi Erick, This has solved my issues. Thank you for your patience, I'll make sure to double check my spelling next time around. Kind regards, Stan

Hi Erick, Thank you for your response! I have just tried using Operator.IS but unfortunately it gives me the same error message; {"type":"error.SuiteScriptError","name":"SSS_INVALID_SRCH_OPERATOR","message":"An nlobjSearchFilter contains an invalid operator, or is not in proper syntax:…

Hi Joahnna, Thank you for the fast response! I should have been more specific. I'm trying to create a search via code in a SuiteScript file. The screenshot below is an example of one of the things I've tried. This is the screenshot of the custom record; And this is the custom field from the custom record I'm trying to…