Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Head","Product Group Master"."Product Group Head");
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Name","Product Group Master"."Product Group Name");
Data in Product Group Name Give Another Solution
Sanjeev Kumar Dalela
Technical Consultant
(Dataman Computer Systems P Ltd.)
If you are using code, than correct form of using SETFILTER is:
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Head",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Head");
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Name",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Name");
U can write u 'r code as in bellow then & and \ will work .
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Head",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Head");
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Name",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Name");
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Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Head","Product Group Master"."Product Group Head");
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Name","Product Group Master"."Product Group Name");
Data in Product Group Name Give Another Solution
Technical Consultant
(Dataman Computer Systems P Ltd.)
In this case NAV will do all what you need...
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Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Head",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Head");
Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG.SETFILTER(Rec_IncentiveMasterLineG."Product Group Name",'%1',"Product Group Master"."Product Group Name");
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