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@Francesca Nicole Mendoza-Oracle Thank you very much for your help, that was the problem. How silly of me not to check the registry catalog. Best Regards!

@Francesca Nicole Mendoza-Oracle Update: I modified the code to enter the binnumber literal instead of the internal ID, and it returns the error: " Invalid reference key AX1SF-ALC binnumber." Same error if I try to assign it with setCurrentSublistText.

Hi! I can't test it right now, but I'll try as soon as possible and keep you posted. Thank you.

Thank you for your help. I am a developer. I tried your suggestion, but I am still unable to create the inventory setting.

@Usuario_39US6 The steps I shared with you are for boldfacing a column of results provided by a saved search. That's what you need, right?

Hi, To make a result column in a saved search appear in bold, you can use an HTML formula. Here is an example: ‘<b>’ || {internalid} || ‘</b>’ In your case, you must replace internalid with the internal ID of the field you need. Note: If you do not have HTML formulas in your saved search, you should consider enabling them…

Hi Chelsea, Thank you for responding to my query. Yes, the internal ID of the bin record is 114.

Hi ! I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I am NetSuite Developer, My experience is primarily focused on NetSuite ERP, OneWorld, SuiteScript, Saved Searches, Custom Records, Custom Fields, Workflows, Advanced PDF/HTML Templates, and customizations (including new implementations). I am happy to answer questions in the forum…