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harry_17
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Hi,
I'm looking for some advice on automatically splitting quantities when creating picks from warehouse shipments so that the quantity is 1 per line.
E.g.
Create Transfer Order for Item A with Qty 10
Create Warehouse Shipment for Item A with Qty 10
Create Pick with Qty 1 x 10 lines for Item A
- I know there's the Split Line function but this is manual and so would need to be run/automated when running the Create Pick function.
- Would using a FOR loop in the Create Pick codeunit (7312) be a better way to do this?
Any coding examples would be much appreciated!
Many thanks!
I'm looking for some advice on automatically splitting quantities when creating picks from warehouse shipments so that the quantity is 1 per line.
E.g.
Create Transfer Order for Item A with Qty 10
Create Warehouse Shipment for Item A with Qty 10
Create Pick with Qty 1 x 10 lines for Item A
- I know there's the Split Line function but this is manual and so would need to be run/automated when running the Create Pick function.
- Would using a FOR loop in the Create Pick codeunit (7312) be a better way to do this?
Any coding examples would be much appreciated!
Many thanks!
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