Geoff Booth
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Try: Open the Employee Master Data window (under Human Resources) Turn on the view user-defined fields (Ctrl-Shift-U) if they are not visible Find the Hide From List field and set each user you wa...
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I doubt it. How about changing: Set($[$22.0.0]|@Store15); //set check no as reference to Set($[$22.0.NUMBER]|@Store15); //set check no as reference
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Glad you are making progress! Yes - as long as you know which ones are popping up:. See Boyum help as they must be placed in the macro just before they are needed AutoPressNextPopup(); -- most c...
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Does the field need to be visible? If not then possibly "Hide" the field on Form Load and then add the show & hide to your set macro?
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Try switching the validation to after data load instead of form load (hopefully the resizing doesn't reload the data). If not, then I think you need to add a validation on the field itself to block...
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This is not likely to be developed as SAP 10 by default has the same ability on many documents (not all and not Production Orders). You should be able to use your validation but alter the UF to use...
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Two options (similar): SQL Report with the Boyum Line Loop (As suggested by Support) SQL Report with a "Do While loop" as explained here: <https://www.battleshipcobra.com/youtube-download/while_...
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Hi Chris, I did not understand this line: However if we add the Reference (check no) as CC the systems throws the prompt, while using a number it moves along... What is "CC"; what do you mean by us...
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Do you have some sample data to help visualize what you are trying to do? Are you trying to update multiple records with the same value? Is the value you are trying to update obtained with an SQL q...
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@STORE1 = "your SQL to select Lead Time in Days"; One thing at a time MessageBox(@STORE1); \\to verify your number of days Set ($[$U_ETD.0.DATE]|SQL: SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), DateAdd(DD,@STORE1...
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