Sales Order Subform (46) Fields order

kenneth73

Hi

I have created 2 new field in table 37, Field1 & Field2 ( Decimal type )
I go in design on Page "Sales Order Subform (46)", and sets the new fields in over the Quantity Field - like this
...
...
Field1
Field2
Quantity
...
...

When I opens the Sales Order, the 2 new fields comes LAST. They should come before Quantity

Hope someone can help

Thanks

neilgf

Need a few more details please before we can help. Which version of Dynamics Nav are you using?

kenneth73

2013 R2

kenneth73

Sorry - 2015 newest rollup

neilgf

Hi! Thanks for confirming. Just done the same as you on the Nav 2015 demo (latest updates) and looks as you would expect.
Please see http://www.dynamicsnavukhelp.co.uk/forum-screen-shot-links/.
So this is going to be down to how the fields were added to the sub form page I suspect.
If you would like more assistance, I will need the table (37) and page (46) objects and I will investigate further. I can send a dropbox invite for you to place objects in if you confirm your email address.

kenneth73

Hi again

Thanks for the response.

In the screenshot you added, the field1 and field2 is after the quantity.
It should be before the quantity, and t is When I do that, it puts the 2 fields last in the Line ....

neilgf

Hi! Yes I see what you mean - I get the same if I place both fields in front of Quantity. Thought it may be the control ids but it is not. Seem to remember a way of controlling what the user sees next but this was NextControl in v 2009 and this was for fields on forms only.
So your only choice as far as I can tell is customising - either by each user (a pain) or using the configuration utilities for roles (much quicker).
Hope this helps.

kenneth73

Hi again
That was also My only workaround. But, argh - there must be some other Way.

thanks a lot for your response.

neilgf

Know exactly what you mean. Sometimes I think they (Microsoft) take 1 step forwards and 2 steps back. I mean don't get me started on company backups! And Power Shell (preferred the old name of Command Prompt). ](*,) ](*,) ](*,) ](*,)