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Hello,
We've run into a few issues with people not properly double checking their work prior to finalizing a sales order. Yes, hard to believe, I know. They "complete" a sales order and leave a 0 quantity for an item on the sales order. Then we go to place a purchase order for the items (after doing a prepare replenishment) and the items never get ordered because Acumatica doesn't know that we need a quantity greater than 0 because we entered 0.
Anyways, I'm quite curious as to know if there is a way alter the MINIMUM required quantity to be GREATER THAN 0 (not greater than OR EQUAL TO 0). Having the "OR EQUAL TO 0" part is what is causing an issue.
Thanks in advance!
Is this what you are after - How to set the order quantity to default to 1 in a sales order
Is this what you are after - How to set the order quantity to default to 1 in a sales order
kingcarlos,
Thank you for your response, however, this is not exactly what I am asking for. I do not want it to default as 1. I want the default to still remain zero, however, I want the error message to show up there is no data input greater than 0.
Having a default of 1 instead of 0 makes me assume we'll end up with even more errors than we currently are already having at the order entry point.
Again, the reason for having this is because sometimes our people entering orders will forget to double check quantities and leave the quantity at the default of 0. In order to avoid this issue, I would like the error message that currently pops up to read "Incorrect value. The value to be entered must be greater than 0." However, it currently reads "Incorrect value. The value to be entered must be greater than OR EQUAL TO 0."
Does this make sense?
Now I am with you, I wonder what will happen if the second line was just [PXDefault]. Just thinking out aloud, this would mean it would have no value and when you press save it would error out, now there is nothing stopping the end user typing in 0 but that would be dumb.
I don't know of a setting for this. I think you just need to customize the screen to throw an error message similar to the -1 message in your screenshot, but for anything that is 0 or less, not less than 0.