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I managed to figure out a solution. It turns out that the "Estimate to Complete" field is embedded in a serialized json object. To access, you'll have to retrieve and deserialized the json object and access the field 'eac': serializedAmounts = wbsRecord.getSublistValue({sublistId: 'lines', line: i, fieldId:…
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Hi Richard, Thanks for the information. Yes, that is Work breakdown structure. I have checked with a couple other consultants and they confirmed that SuiteScript does not support setting a WBS as baseline budget. Given so many limitations with Netsuite APIs and RESTlet scripts, I think we have no choice but use a UI…
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Sure, there is detail about the use case: The goal is to create a Project Budget which requires the creation of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and then set it as the Baseline Budget. Here is the workflow: In Netsuite UI, Project → select "Work Breakdown Structure"→ click "View WBS" then from the WBS UI, click 'Set As…
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Bummer … thanks for the response!