Hi, I had a customer where this was solved. Code was made by another person so i don't have it, but i know that it is done and working.

Hi, Can you do it like this? This works in Suitelet/UE Script/Client script and Scheduled scripts. var scriptObj = runtime.getCurrentScript(); log.audit({title: 'Audit Entry', details:"Remaining governance units END:: " + scriptObj.getRemainingUsage()});

Hi Can you share your script? It is possibile that you do something that can ne done different way to use less usage points. Vesku

Save function needs return True to be executed.

Hi, This works for me. var invoiceRecord = record.create({ type: record.Type.INVOICE, isDynamic: false }); invoiceRecord.setValue({fieldId: 'trandate', value: format.parse({value: '01/01/2019', type: format.Type.DATE }) }); Vesku

Hello, I'm trying to use record.load or record.create with custom record and getting errors. How this syntax needs to be ? var customRecordToLoad = record.load({ type: record.Type.customrecord_testrecord, id: 4, isDynamic: true, }); ERROR message :…

Is it true that this feature is still like this, that you can't run client script with External Suitelet?

Hi, You can do it like this with moment.js library. var today = moment().format('DD.MM.YYYY'); var parsedDateStringAsRawDateObject = format.parse({ value: today, type: format.Type.DATE }); createCustomRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'custrecord_proddate', value: parsedDateStringAsRawDateObject }); Vesku

HI, I have had this kind of need several times. As a NetSuite standard that is not possible :( You need to create a suitescript file to do this. Vesku

Hi, I tried different kind of objects, same as yours also. Is it possible that there is different version of Freemarker ? My version is : 2.3.26-incubating Can you share snip of your template where i can see these rows ? Vesku

Have you solved this ? Easiest way is just add ?replace('€', '')?replace('$', '')

Hi, You need to loop through the item rows and create variables for printing. Then in every loop add wanted sum to wanted variable and finally just print the wanted variables. Vesku

This do it : <#assign b = item.quantity?number> <#assign seq = 1..b> <#list seq as x>