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You should be able to use Custom Transaction Item Options to do this, as they can be applied to Kits. https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N2828730.html
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As a workaround you can use scripting to create an Advanced PDF form, similar to what is described in the documentation here: https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_4259402776.html I've used this in a couple of places where forms are not natively supported. The basic idea is to have 3 scripts - a…
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Might be easiest to export your stock on hand list to CSV and create the labels with a "Mail Merge".
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Sure, my report looks like this: Search Type - Transaction Criteria: [LIST] [*]Account is <Stock On Hand Account> [*]Posting is true [*]Quantity is not 0 [/LIST] Results [LIST] [*]Date [*]Main Line Name [*]Document Number [*]Type [*]Formula Numeric (Label = Running Total, Formula = "SUM /* comment */ ({quantity})…
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michoel - is there a way to have this group the results by day? I tried a couple things but could not get it to do this. Maybe with enough Oracle wizardry, but keep in mind that using analytical functions in NS is already a hack, so combining that with aggregate functions is a double challenge. I tried a bit as well but…
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See this article: http://blog.prolecto.com/2015/05/26/solving-the-netsuite-cumulative-saved-search-tally-challenge/ I have successfully used this technique to create a SOH running total report, as follows SUM /* comment */ ({quantity}) OVER(ORDER BY {trandate} ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW) Note that the…
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You can add a Summary type criteria to the search, for more info see here: https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N647835.html
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This was one thing I really missed from our old system, and added to NS similar to above, though our solution is more like a "Pivot Table" style. Happy to share the Saved Search if anyone is interested. [ATTACH=CONFIG]n412741[/ATTACH]
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If you still have this saved search handy, can you send it along? Formula fields: DECODE(TO_CHAR({today},'MM') - TO_CHAR({trandate},'MM') + 12*(TO_CHAR({today},'YYYY')-TO_CHAR({trandate},'YYYY')),0,{quantity}) [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"full","title":"Image 18.png","data-attachmentid":428429}[/ATTACH]…
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This can be done pretty easily using a Saved Search. In the results tab, add a Formula (Percent) column and in the formula field enter ({price}/{cost})/{price} [ATTACH=JSON]{"alt":"Click image for larger version Name:\t2018-06-01 11_45_33-Saved Item Search - NetSuite Australia (Melbourne Office Supplies).png Views:\t1…
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It looks like this is in fact possible. Every item in a Fulfillment record actually has three result rows in a Saved Search (see SuiteAnswers # 27017 for more details). In order to get both the information from the line that links back to the Sales Order and the COGS line, you need to group the results by increments of 3…
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Thanks. If you look at initial question, I am trying to get the Sales Amount from the Sales Order so I can calculate actual Profit at time of fulfillment. That's exactly what this search should do. (The last row in the results).
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You could do this by using Summary Criteria. You would need to Group the results by Sales Order in the Results tab, and then in the Criteria tab, click 'Summary' and add two conditions, fixing the exact formula expression per how your custom field is set up Summary Type = SUM Field = Formula (Numeric) Formula = CASE WHEN…
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Slight improvement LEAST( NVL({custrecord307}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord13}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord15}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord17}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord19}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord21}, 9999999), NVL({custrecord23}, 9999999) )
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it's awesome and worth the price! Thanks for the feedback, though I hope you are not paying for it!
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This part looks suspicious to me - you have a different style opening quotation mark to the closing one. In general I don't think you can use curly style brackets in SQL. ‘discontinued' Try this version: CASE WHEN {quantityavailable} = 0 AND {outofstockbehavior} = 'Remove item when out-of-stock' THEN 'discontinued' WHEN…
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It always says ERROR: Field 'quantityonhand' Not Found. "quantityonhand" is a search field not a record field. The record field is undocumented, but it's called "totalquantityonhand". Also you are missing curly brackets around the type field. CASE WHEN {isdropshipitem} = 'T' OR {type} = 'Kit/Package' OR…
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You need to surround the string literals with quotation marks - CASE WHEN {isdropshipitem} = 'T' THEN '50' WHEN {custitem_call_for_price} = 'T' THEN NULL ELSE {quantityavailable} END
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You could do this by making your the column types 'inlinehtml', and then for your total row, wrap the text in HTML tags '<b>' and '</b>'..
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Looks like the "Sales Order" field is only available on the Main Line which you are filtering out. Try changing the criteria to Main Line is true.
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You could also look into the Pivot Reports SuiteApp. It has many limitations but may do what you need. https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N711412.html
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I don't think this is possible at present, which I find particularly annoying when searching for a customer and all their past statements come up in the search. If you get an enhancement request submitted, please share the number here and I will add my vote.
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Is there documentation on all the formula functions? Netsuite has some documentation here: https://system.netsuite.com/app/help..._N2833020.html Because Netsuite uses an Oracle database in the backend, referring to the Oracle documentation is helpful, as is putting the keyword "oracle" into your search queries..…
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This should be achievable using "Summary Criteria" https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N647835.html Search Type: Customer Criteria - Summary [INDENT]Summary Type: Sum Field: Formula (Numeric) Description: is greater than 0 Formula: CASE WHEN {transaction.type} = 'Opportunity' AND…
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No, this won't work - it's not going to give you a monthly average, just the average value of invoices for the given customer. To get monthly averages try something like: <strong>Field </strong>- Formula (Currency) <strong>Summary Type</strong> - SUM <strong>Formula </strong>- {amount} / 12 Also keep in mind when going…
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I can't test this, but I think something like the following could work - Criteria - Standard(Use Expressions = T) [LIST] [*]( System Notes : Field is Document Status AND [*]System Notes : New Value is Approved for Posting ) OR [*]System Notes : Field is JE Creator [/LIST] Criteria - Summary [LIST] [*]Count - System Notes :…
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dmashburn3, I am no Oracle expert but I would assume this technique could be used to access other analytic functions. It looks like the RATIO_TO_REPORT function may be what you are after. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/functions124.htm…
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https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N2832369.html Using Foreign References in Formula Fields When creating a formula field, you can reference data contained in fields on related records. For example, if you created a custom entity field to apply to customer records, you could add a formula field…
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I believe the field you are after is the one labeled 'Memo' in Saved Searches.
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If the Sales Order is complete and there is only one Fulfilment against, that should indicate that it was shipped complete. Something like this should give you a list of all completed Sales Orders from the previous month, and how many shipments they were sent in: Criteria [LIST] [*]Type is Item Fulfillment [*]Main Line is…