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Bulk Receiving of Multiple Receipts against Multiple Purchase Orders is in the 2012.1 release!
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I just tested the function MONTHS_BETWEEN and it worked with a datetime field MONTHS_BETWEEN({datecreated}, {today}) So give this a try MONTHS_BETWEEN({custrecord_plp_project_id.lastmodified}, {custentity_nv_projorpricinglastupdated})
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wahendrick-cws since you are using Chrome, look into Screen Scraper extensions. I don't use any of them so I can't vouch, but some even claim to scrape 'next page' automatically. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/screen%20scraping?hl=en-US
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That's how I would do it too, JCirocco Alternatively, you can check the "Use Expressions" checkbox in Criteria, and use parentheses with AND / OR for two formulas.
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Could it be that you have some results without an Activity, and that's causing the error?
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A couple ideas... 1. what is sysdate, and shouldn't it be in {}? I typically use {today} 2. try running a simplified version like (CASE WHEN {accounttype} = 'Income' AND (Trunc(sysdate, 'IW') - Trunc({trandate}, 'IW'))/7 = 1 THEN {quantity} ELSE 0 END)/ ((SUM(CASE WHEN {accounttype} = 'Income' AND (Trunc({today}, 'IW') -…
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I know with email generated from saved search, you can find the internalid of the saved search in the email header. See this thread: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/forum/platform-areas/reporting/407204-keeping-track-of-saved-search-alerts There may be a similar field for scripted email, not sure...
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There's no way (in off-the-shelf NetSuite) to copy/paste a list of search criteria or filters. That would take a custom Suitelet. One way to accomplish the same result would be to use a custom body field, like a checkbox, and populate it on your pre-determined list of invoices using CSV import. The add the checkbox to your…
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It's always tricky to get NetSuite to return search results for records that don't exist. The key is to return results in one column but not in another. For example [LIST] [*]Create a placeholder transaction everyday, such as an invoice for $0 to "Misc Company". You can create these through script, csv, etc. [*]Modify your…
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I don't know if you can 'filter' in the strict sense of the word -- as in 'available filters' on a saved search. But you can use 'summary criteria' in a saved search. Standard Criteria Main Line = F Summary Criteria Count of Line ID = 1
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Use summary search criteria of MAX of invoice date is less than 12/31/2015
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It's not that straightforward. You will probably have to use COUNT of all service items >0, and MAX/MIN to of service items to be filter out the item you don't want. Try the other way first, using 'Items Ordered'.
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I thought there was a thread about this, and did a quick check of the user group but couldn't find it. This should be possible to create using MOD, CASE, TO_CHAR and TO_NUMBER.
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Sometimes it's difficult/impossible to use Saved Searches to find records or joins that don't exist, but here are a few suggestions: [LIST] [*]If you are searching for Customers, and the services are Items, try using the search criteria of 'Items Ordered' and then choose 'none of' Service C [*]Use a Summary Saved Search,…
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You can export the list of Custom Transaction Forms to CSV but I don't see a way to search for them.
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Sorry I misread that... I created something like this once, and I believe I joined for transactions as pcutler says, but then limited it to invoices, receipts, inventory adjustments, etc. (basically any transaction that can have an effect on inventory), then set a date criteria for <12/31/2015. The logic here is that in…
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This should work and is a little bit cleaner Least ( (case when NVL({custrecord307},0) = 0 then 9999999 else {custrecord307} end), (case when NVL({custrecord13},0) = 0 then 9999999 else {custrecord13} end), (case when NVL({custrecord15},0) = 0 then 9999999 else {custrecord15} end), (case when NVL({custrecord17},0) = 0 then…
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How do you find out about these undocumented fields I use Michoel's Chrome extension Netsuite Field Explorer it's awesome and worth the price!
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Using joined records in searches can be tricky, and sometimes the results columns can act like criteria. That said, I can see one immediate problem: You have two criteria that are mutually exclusive [LIST] [*]Contract Item: Contract Item End Date - is on or before yesterday [*]Contract Item: Contract Item End Date - is on…
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Try this CASE WHEN {custrecord104.custrecord127} = '1' THEN CASE WHEN {custrecordf} = 'No' THEN 'Requires Attention' WHEN {custrecord136} = 'No' THEN 'Requires Attention' WHEN {custrecord136} IS NULL THEN 'Requires Attention' WHEN {custrecord75} = 'No' THEN 'Requires Attention' ELSE CASE WHEN {custrecord104.custrecord127}…
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I suspect that the data types are different or there are nulls, and this is throwing off the logic. I see that you are using sum() in your statements, that might be converting currency type to float. If you do end up using a custom field, you can add that that to the calculation. And add some handling for null. Something…
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The key to simplifying this is to rewrite your commissions with cumulative percentages, as follows: (1% of the total) + (1% of the total over The key to simplifying this is to rewrite your commissions with cumulative percentages, as follows: (1% of the total) + (1% of the total over $1,000) This will give the same results,…
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It can be tricky to discern the correct fields, there are a lot of Inventory and Location choices... in your case you want to use 'Inventory Location' and 'Location On Hand'
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Can you post screenshots of your search criteria tab and results tab?
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With multiple locations, you can probably accomplish what you are trying by making it a Summary Search and using Summary Criteria, and some SQL formulas.
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If you only have two locations, you can do this with 3 criteria lines, making use of 'Inventory Location' and 'Location On Hand' [IMG2=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"full","src":"http:\/\/i65.tinypic.com\/r26mg1.jpg"}[/IMG2]
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try this (looks like your first two lines are both at 5%) 0.05 * ({netamountnotax}-{shippingamount}) + 0.00 * (case when {netamountnotax}-{shippingamount} > 6000 then {netamountnotax}-{shippingamount} - 6000 else 0 end) + 0.01 * (case when {netamountnotax}-{shippingamount} > 12000 then…
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You have two criteria, which gives you four permutations: Warehouse = 0, Showroom = 0 Warehouse > 0, Showroom = 0 Warehouse = 0, Showroom > 0 Warehouse > 0, Showroom > 0 But I have to say I'm a little confused about which one(s) you're looking for, since these are conflicting statements 0 inventory in the showroom but have…
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Add yourself or another email account you control to all automated emails. It makes tracking down problems a lot easier.
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Does the script use the actual search record (built in the UI) or did you recreate the search in the code?