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Hi @Niks Blando-Oracle This is what I have under that search

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It looks like the values were recalculated automatically an hour after I made this post: However, I am not sure why any value is allocated to production quantity variance.? The entire amount should be production price variance as it resulted from a per unit manufacturing charge difference of $30 (amount charged on PO) less…

@RS_RS Did the suggested formulas work?

Hi @Clarisa De Torres-Oracle Any updates on this?

Hi @Jervin Nicholas Teopengco-Oracle Any updates on this?

Hi @John Griffin No, I had checked and deleted any related work orders or purchase orders. I don't have any planning records yet. Thanks

B. Checkout only

Thanks @Joy Noreen Magoling-Oracle since it doesn't specify which records are the dependencies, how would I find this?

Thanks @Joy Noreen Magoling-Oracle Yes, the missing account was the issue. The feature was enabled though the account wasn't automatically created. I toggled the feature enabled setting and once the account was created, it resolved the issue

Edit: Option B It would return 'No'

Thanks @Niks Blando-Oracle . Will keep that in mind for future threads. I have edited this one and split the other two questions into their own threads

Thanks John. I will add start and end dates as placeholders even though the dates are not confirmed just to prevent the error. Thanks for all your help on this.

Hi @Michelle Jabanes-Oracle Apologies for the late response. I have replied to the email. Thanks

Hi @John Griffin The recreated version of the purchase order has the outsourced location populated though the production start and end date on the purchase order is blank Purchase Order: Purchase Order: On the work order, the outsourced location populates though the production start and end date are blank I only get the…

Hi @Joy Noreen Magoling-Oracle , @John Griffin Thanks for looking into this. I am currently recreating the transactions since the original records were deleted. Will post here soon. Thanks

Hi @Jervin Nicholas Teopengco-Oracle Correct, it is the standard one

Hi @Jervin Nicholas Teopengco-Oracle Isn't that enhancement request about retaining the status of the opportunity when a quote is created? My use case is for retaining the status of a quote when another quote's status is changed.

@Michelle Jabanes-Oracle It is a custom mail send. the subject is along the lines of, "We have great news about our merger"

Option C. Netsuite allows up to a maximum of 10 custom KPIs

Hi @Michelle Jabanes-Oracle In this case, I am looking for something opposite to that enhancement request. i.e. the status of an estimate to not change after the status of another estimate for the same opportunity is set.

Hi @Michelle Jabanes-Oracle In this case, I believe this is not a bulk mail merge based on the fact that I can't see anything for that in the bulk merge history (the last bulk merge was done in 2022) I was wondering what other types of email sends exist which don't keep a copy of the message on the customer record. The…

Thanks @Angelica Mae Segador-Oracle The second link helped I might have accidentally set the 'does this answer your question' to 'no'. Is it possible to please select 'yes'? thanks

Hi @Angelica Mae Segador-Oracle The record would be the customer record. The email template is for the customer record and the field is: ${customer.contact}

Thanks @Nicole Mendoza-Oracle That is helpful. For your test, did you use a map reduce or scheduled script? (since the record is loaded before the fields are changed).?

Hi @Angelica Mae Segador-Oracle Yes, I selected 'print label' (the native link). The actual result The expected result

Hi @John Griffin This is the set up I have Bill of Materials Bill of Materials Revision Purchase Order Work Order Thanks