We’re using Bartender to auto print a label when a part is received from a PO. A lot of times the parts are in multiples boxes or on multiple reels. Ideally, when receiving the part, we would get a prompt for number of parts per box/container and then the label would print automatically.
If anyone can provide a few pointers to get me started, I would be eternally grateful. I don’t know anything about code, so I really hope there is a moderately simple option…
So, not much of an answer, but I made an app instead.
As the linked post says, we tried auto-printing and then I made the app for a different reason, and the app took over. We don’t auto-print anymore.
They don’t use half the functionality I built it for, but I’m still happy.
I suppose I have learned some code by now. But this is almost all widgets.
Wendy, inside your bartender label there is a printer in the bottom left when you’re in designer.
You can change the “copies” property to point to a field from your dataset such as “RcvDtl.NumLabels” which is a field on your receipt line.
You can use what Utah said and set the Dynamic Field there… or if it will always be the same and you are using the built-in Epicor BPM Directive there is a Number of Labels hard-code value In the BPM Widget if I recall.
The difference is that the Field Utah showcases is read from the row and the BPM Widget creates 2 rows in the .csv (identical ones, so if you do Serialization you have to be careful).
I think you’re right there.
But what got me is that it almost seems like @WendyB wants to use the part tags not the part labels maybe, like she wants different quantities on each label maybe?