@mnecaise you can trip zipping the xml up first to see if that lets you attach it.

@kyle-wright I did find out a little bit more but put my Acumatica studying on hold for a bit. I will get back at it though, as my long term goal is t...

I don't see an integration option for Acumatica, but we use BroadVoice.

@kyle-wright injecting custom html/js has been on my list of things to figure out. This has encouraged me to get back into looking into.

Awesome! Looking forward to your guide!

Good for you for not punishing yourself with Microsoft's Java, uh, I mean C# 😉 Hopefully there's a better way, but since I'm still learning I'll ju...

One of these? AUAuditField looked promising.

I was able to choose a specific OData exposed GI using these instructions

@timrodman Just checked and it is still Ctrl+Ins on the mac, but that's only because I have an external keyboard that has Windows keys on it. Without ...

@timrodman use Ctrl all you want, us Mac users will be fine 😉 Would having ctrl-v auto execute be an option one could toggle between? I don't alway...

@richard-heap This gives me motivation to build some better tools for it 🙂

@richard-heap I was trying to see if I could avoid filters, but this gets the job done. I wonder about how it scales for larger datasets since this wi...

@anne-r-trockman unfortunately, that still puts us back in the same spot where it returns orders that contain both. My example only has the Acumatic...

@alconroy The tricky part is that he does not want any orders that also contain line items that don't start with 6. A condition of starting with 6 r...

This is not what you asked for specifically, but in SQL you could do this: SELECT * FROM SOOrder o LEFT JOIN SOLine l ON (o.id = l.OrderNbr) WHER...

@mnecaise this probably won't make a difference, but could you try it with double quotes around the parameters? =Replace([PMQuote.NoteText],"II","{b...

I've never used the Report Designer, but does it allow you to use periods as separators instead of commas for function arguments? If not, then I'd say...

@timrodman Ok now that makes a lot of sense that it's IIS! When I hop in to SQL Server Studio and run queries they run at full speed so I just figured...

Interesting that it took minutes, was there a lot of joins or non-indexed where clauses? Granted, I find Acumatica the slowest platform I've ever used...

You can add that field by adding a LEFT JOIN on the Batch table's BatchNbr column to INRegister BatchNbr column. Add the INRegister to the Tab...

Are you using the $expand parameter?