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Nav 5.0 Style Sheet Card
alien251
Member Posts: 80
I'm on Nav 5.0 with SP1 client executable only, application objects are still on 5.0. I'm using the style sheet tool, ver 1.1.
I have a style sheet based on the sales header table. I'm linking in the Sales Line table (no = doc no), which works fine. I add a new table Sales Comment Line, I'd like to link it to the Sales Line with No. and Line No.. In the table relationships dialog it wants me to establish the link using Sales Header (base record is checked for this line), the problem is I don't have the sales line number at the header level so I can't link in my comments. I tried changing the base record to the sales line table but I'm getting this error now: "You cannot enter 'SQ002342' in Integer. The cursor is in front of the invalid character."
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dan
I have a style sheet based on the sales header table. I'm linking in the Sales Line table (no = doc no), which works fine. I add a new table Sales Comment Line, I'd like to link it to the Sales Line with No. and Line No.. In the table relationships dialog it wants me to establish the link using Sales Header (base record is checked for this line), the problem is I don't have the sales line number at the header level so I can't link in my comments. I tried changing the base record to the sales line table but I'm getting this error now: "You cannot enter 'SQ002342' in Integer. The cursor is in front of the invalid character."
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dan
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