B) Defer Entry checkbox

True

C. 250

Hi @hailey A workflow might be able to do it too but I'm not aware of a native solution to limiting the list of Vendors to choose from on a custom form (other than by limiting the role or user to specific locations, departments, etc.). Maybe another member knows of a native solution.

@Chandanesh Are you trying to create an alert or search you can check regularly for this issue? Or a one-time clean up?

Hi @Chandanesh Hopefully another User will have a better solution but there is a manual workaround for this issue: Create an Item Saved Search where the List Price is not empty On the Results tab, add the "Base Price" field On the Results tab, add the "Other Prices" field Export the results to Excel Filter the columns…

Hi @Anneth I'd recommend the following: Perform Search - View Publish Search - None (remove this permission from the role) Export Lists - None (remove this permission from the role so that users cannot export the results of the search if they make a modification) This should remove the ability of users to use the "Save As"…

Hi @hailey I haven't tried this to know if it's possible but it's not enough to just create a custom field like the checkbox on the Vendor Record that you created. The next step would be to write a Client Script that uses the checkbox to limit the vendors displayed in the list based on your desired criteria. That Client…

B. Demand Planning

True

B. Unapproved Customer Payments

B. Website Record > Shopping > Type of Customer Registration > Required

Hey @Dext3r Glad you were able to track it down to an order of operations type scenario!

True

Hi @Dext3r Have you already found Suite Answer 66724? https://suiteanswers.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1014027/loc/en_US Other things to check: Customer record doesn't have access enabled Email was sent before access was enabled Some email clients might strip the link or modify it in some way making it unusable…

D. Set Field Value

d. Go to the My Roles page > Look for the desired default role > Hover over the 3 dots icon and select Make Default.

Answer: D. Vendors

Answer: A. Variance

Hi @PaulRipley We've been monitoring this issue closely and working with both ACS and our NS Partner. Both have repeatedly confirmed over the last few weeks that Oracle has released no internal information to them regarding a breach that would impact NetSuite users. I of course cannot confirm this as I don't work for…

Hi @User_IJB6M Screenshots would be very helpful to fully see the issue but there are a few initial questions: When you created the Bill did you do so from the PO itself? Are they linked together in NS as related records? On your PO, is there a Qty listed in the Received column? Likely splitting the lines on the bill…

Answer: True

Answer: D. Inventory adjustment worksheets (Last-in-day)

Answer: True

@Ken Zhang-Oracle It might be different for internal Oracle employees so I'm tagging @Ivy Lopez-Oracle for further assistance, but from a NS User perspective, we've always had to wait for NS to push the bundle updates into our Production account.

Hi @BM136 No, to my knowledge there isn't a native NS solution for the permissions you're looking for. Additionally, no, to my knowledge there is no way to determine if a user previewed a saved search but didn't save it. NetSuite doesn't track unsaved events as it's a temporary UI action. You can file an enhancement…

Hi @BM136 It's my understanding that even if you have Publish Search and Perform Search set to view, once Find Transactions is set to Edit, the user could still create and save a Saved Search. The Find Transactions permission would need to be set to View to prevent the ability of users to create/save searches. If the users…

Answer: C. Both A and B will give the desired result

Hi Ivy, The Other Prices field is exactly what I needed. Thanks for the quick response!

Answer: True