josecgomez
February 3, 2021, 5:34pm
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Got it, you are going to have to either replace that grid or manually look up what you need in a customization. There are a few entries on here on how to do these (different ways)
Building off the code in “Add Fields to Epicor Custom Grid - ERP 10 - Epicor User Help Forum ”.
I have a custom field in Part_UD that I want to display as a column in POEntry in the line detail grid. Using the code posted by danbedwards , I am able to get my column to show, but cannot get it to populate with the UD field value. On load, the cells are all blank.
I can get the column to populate with PartNum, so at first I thought problem was related to ERP:BO:Part not being able to call the UD …
Hi smart people,
has any one done similar code in ERP10, this seems to work for Epicor previous versions, as i tried it, it is error out at BOReader, i have tried most of suggestion on this post, but no luck, could anyone help please, i am trying to add PORel.NeedByDate to the Demand Grid in Job Manager ?
Continuing the discussion from Adding a Field to A Grid :
Hello,
I reviewed the case “Adding a column to a grid that is not in the collection” and watched Jose’s video on how to replace the grid with a BAQDataView to add a column to the grid.
I need to add column ECOMtl.UOMCode to the PartRevCostsDetail report and no UOMCode exists in the collection displayed so I have to add it. The problem is that the grid I’m trying to replace is not one that is easily duplicated. It looks like a dynamic Indented BOM (complete with prefixed decimal points indicat…
What is the most efficient way to add a new column to a datagrid? In the past I have added the column and then on the InitializeRow event used the BOReader to retrieve the data, obviously if the grid has a lot of rows this slows down the application significantly.
I don’t know if there is a better method for doing this or if anyone has suggestions.
Thanks,
Ted
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