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What specifically do you mean by the email form? The form itself that allows you to specify the recipients, second tab has the message, third tab has the attachments? Or do you mean ability to customize email templates? The form itself is not customizable.
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I received an email back on December 20th, 2018 from my NS account rep that stated the following "Effective December 1, 2018 – all SuiteSolutions are being costed at $0." I believe you have to have a SuiteSuccess account (NS licensing package) to receive the free SuiteSolutions though. If you purchased a non-SuiteSuccess…
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Hi Matt, What context are you trying to perform these searches? Are you writing the search inside of a SuiteScript or are you simply trying to create a saved search? The permissions should be available within your Setup > Users/Roles > Manage Roles unless you NetSuite provisioned modules do not include some of these…
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T.Watz Hugh wow ya just tried it on a G/L account and got the same result you got. Doesn't remove the value. I also tried loading the record and setting the external ID field value using the nlobj.setFieldValue('externalid','') and that did not work either. Strange. Interesting discovering. Wonder why this would work on…
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T.Watz You may need to change the record type in the first part of the function if you are not trying to remove the external ID from a sales order. Looks like you were trying to remove the external ID from an "account" (maybe a customer account, vendor account, G/L account, etc.). The function is structured as follows…
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farrago You should be able to use a transaction search and join to the item using the "Item Fields..." join and selecting Preferred Vendor in that popup. Let me know if that doesn't work for you and why it doesn't work.
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Hi Jarod. What is your end goal of finding the internal id of the specific unit within the units type? Do you need to reference that back to an item? If so, I have created a solution that uses a simple user event script and three custom item fields to identify the conversion rate of the specific units used on the item…
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Hi Jarod, thanks for the feedback. You would only be adding the 3 fields onto the item record. By having the conversion rate right on the item record, you would not need to get into deeper joins because you will have the information sitting directly on the item. Most every search where you need the conversion, you would…