Thank you Colby for your help! -- Tim Stutzman ERP Systems Manager Pure Archery Group Eugene OR --
Hi Tim, yes that's correct. You can also use confirmed ship date if you want the visibility between requested and confirmed dates. -- Colby Gallagher Managed Application Services Supervisor RSM OH --
Hi Colby, Thanks for your response. The users are doing this because that's they only way then know how to modify the SO Line and change the requested ship date. Looks like they should be changing the Request Ship date under delivery for the sales order line. Correct? Thanks, Tim -- Tim...
Ahh, you're using delivery schedules. Are your users doing this intentionally for some reason, or is that the only way they know how to maintain dates on an SO line? These are intended to take an original SO line, of say 100 pcs, and split it into a number of child lines with different...
Hi Pete, We do not have any custom code. If you select the sales order line > Sales order line menu item > Delivery schedule and then change the requested ship date after the sales order line has been entered originally. Before After When a user does this it creates two records in the...
Hi Tim, I didn't think changing the 'Requested Ship Date' on a sales line would create a sales line. I will try it myself in a little bit. Do you have any custom code? Do you happen to know what code creates this second line? I believe the field you are referring to is SalesLine...
Hello, Found out today that when a user goes into a sales order and changes the Requested Ship Date on a particular order line, it generates what looks like another order line. Example two order lines in an orders: I know it's not really a new order line and the system must be doing this to...
Hi. We're on D365 Online CE v9x unified interface. I'm trying to create a security role to allow some users to use Export to Excel > Open in Excel Online to make changes to records and save them. I've assigned all the permissions that appear to be required, but when attempting to save...