Hello,
I have a question about creating a view programmatically. With view I mean like the view of the "Delayed" sales orders in a orderprocessing role. Default when selecting this role you are able to see some default "views" of the sales orders (Shipped Not Invoiced, Ready to Ship,...).
In the "Delayed" view you can see a filter <''..yesterday>, now I want to have another calculation behind this. Is it possible to change this somewhere via the object designer?
Secondly I am not able to recreate a filter like that (<''..yesterday>) for a new view I wish to create. So I wonder how to do this, because "T-1" gives me a completely other day (03/01/12).
Thirdly can you create views programmatically that appear the moment the user (orderprocessor) logs in?
Thank you in advance,
D.
PS: version of NAV is NAV2009 R2 Belgian version.
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1. yes, you can change it in Page 9060 - SO Processor Activities
In OnOpen Page you will have below code
2. you have to create new field in table 9053 - Sales Cue as delayed.
Make sure it calculates based on WORKDATE
3. Can you be more clear please..
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thank you very much for your reply. You've solved my questions.
But do you have any idea why 'T-1' when entering this in the rtc client does not give me the day of yesterday?
Thanks in advance,
D.
-Mohana
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The workdate of NAV and of the system is 19/10/2012 and still it gives me 03/01/2012. Is this a bug?
Thanks for your reply,
kind regards,
D.
If you enter T-2, it will show you the second tuesday of year as 10-01-2012.. :-k
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Any idea how to do this?
thanks,
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or you can manually enter the yesterday date (18-10)
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thank you very much for the information!
Kind regards,
D.