Unexpected error when using the ‘Age in Days’ function.

Issue – The ‘Age in Days’ function is used in the saved search with Formula(Date) and an unexpected error is shown when running the search. The Formula(Date) is used to calculate the expiry date age here. So, no need to use the Age function here as the difference between today and the expiry date is… Continue reading Unexpected error when using the ‘Age in Days’ function.

Create a saved search to display the total of sales amount form current month to date last year and this year.

Scenario: Saved search to display the total of sales amount form current month to date last year and this year considering sales orders. Solution: List> Search> Saved Searches Select TransactionsEnter Search TitleCriteria:Type: Sales OrderMain line: FalseTax line: FalseCOGS: FalseShipping: FalseResults:Field: Documents number, Summary Type: GroupField: Formula(Currency), Summary Type: (Sum): CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({trandate}, ‘YYYY’) = TO_CHAR({today},… Continue reading Create a saved search to display the total of sales amount form current month to date last year and this year.

Expose the Number of Transactions Created per Hour in Saved Search

On a Transaction Saved Search, the user wants to expose the number of Transactions Created per Hour. Solution Navigate to Lists > Searches > Saved Searches Find the Saved Search in concern Click  Results  Click Columns Fields: Select Formula (Numeric) Summary Type: Select Maximum Function: Select Round Formula: Enter sum(case when {‌systemnotes.type} = ‘Create’ and {‌systemnotes.field} = ‘Record’ and to_char({‌systemnotes.date},’hh24′) = ’16’ then 1 else 0 end)/NULLIF(count(distinct case when {‌systemnotes.type}… Continue reading Expose the Number of Transactions Created per Hour in Saved Search

Format and Specify Rounding of Formula on Saved Searches

Round Function available on Saved Searches is limited to Round, Round to Tenths, and Round to Hundredths. However, there can be a specific rounding off and format for formula values on Saved Searches (i.e. ”999,999.9999”).  Example: Create a sales search and divide the sales amount by 3. The result should have the format 999,999.9999 Solution… Continue reading Format and Specify Rounding of Formula on Saved Searches