Drill Down/Lookup Maintenance. You'll need to know the name of the field & procedure you're running (of course), and the procedure (browse) you want to execute. If the field is tied to generalized codes, you'll need to know the generalized code field name as well. You can probably figure out...
Exactly what I was thinking. If you insist on doing what you're trying to do here, you would also have to consider other possibilities to achieve the same result (e.g., pressing the left arrow key and then pressing delete). Ugly, ugly, ugly.
I can confirm this is a Very Bad Idea. :awink:
I am also not aware of this functionality in MFG/PRO, but I'm curious. How would you determine you wanted to delete a particular line on a PO, especially in a batch?
Sounds like the same problem we have here. What we did is create the CIM program to respond to the original prompts, and handle the logic which would normally be handled by the overlay frame within our CIM program directly. It's not ideal, but it works for what we need.
You did not include :VALUE, according to the previous suggestion. Try this:
MESSAGE
chWorkSheet:Cells(14,1):VALUE skip
chWorkSheet:Cells(15,1):VALUE skip
chWorkSheet:Cells(16,1):VALUE skip
chWorkSheet:Cells(17,1):VALUE...
In the procedure contabilidad.w you need to reference the table which contains poliza.
(Reference the table before referencing its fields using FIND, DO FOR, FOR EACH, CREATE or IF AVAILABLE statements.)
You can do this using 36.4.13 - Field Help Maintenance. Enter the name of the field and/or the name of the procedure (which must be on a menu), then enter the help text.
You may want to look at the procedure help for Sales Order Auto Credit Hold (sochup.p -- 7.1.16 in eB2.1). A cursory look at this shows that you may be able to run this with defined values and automatically put the Sales Orders on hold, as previously mentioned by Kishor Chari.
Something like this should get you going:
FOR EACH rpm.coitem NO-LOCK
WHERE (rpm.coitem.stat = "F"
AND rpm.coitem.ship-date > 01/01/2009
AND rpm.coitem.ship-date < 02/06/2009),
EACH rpm.item NO-LOCK OF rpm.coitem
BREAK BY rpm.item.product-code:
if...
As mentioned in your previous thread, you need to set the value of "Sum LL Costs Into Matl Cost" in 3.24 to No. This value determines how lower level costs are posted to Cost of Goods Sold.
When No, lower-level costs are added to this-level costs for each cost component and the total posted to...
Disclaimer: I'm more of a Microsoft techie myself, and am not responsible for this type of thing. BUT ... we do have documentation and I have followed the procedure when we lost power once. Here's what we have:
Restore the database. (Assuming you know how to do this)
(We have a step to...
Sounds to me like you did not close the WO. When you run Work Order Receipt, there is a prompt to close the Work Order. You also may want to look into Work Order Accounting Close....
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