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How do I populate the BankAmount and TotalBankAmount fields. The following VB.net code seems to work but the two fields are readonly. I am sure I have missed something. The following is the transaction presenter code. What have I missed?
Console.WriteLine("Setting company")
API.TransactionPresenter.Company = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Company, LookupColumns.Abbreviation, pCompany)
Console.WriteLine("Setting transaction date")
API.TransactionPresenter.TransactionDate = DateTime.Today ' New DateTime(2015, 1, 1) ' DateTime.Today
'Console.WriteLine("Setting vendor name")
'API.TransactionPresenter.Name = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Name, LookupColumns.NamesFirstLast, "Ice Man Supplies")
Console.WriteLine("Setting account")
API.TransactionPresenter.Account = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Account, LookupColumns.Name, "Prepaid Inventory")
Console.WriteLine("Creating New AP Invoice")
API.TransactionPresenter.NewTransaction(TransactionTypeTypes.SalesOrders)
Console.WriteLine("Adding a line item to transaction")
Dim Line As SalesItemLineObject = API.TransactionPresenter.AddSalesItemLine(API.LookupId(LookupFields.SalesItem,
LookupColumns.Abbreviation, "3"), 100)
Line.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.Amount, 1250)
API.TransactionPresenter.TransactionComment = "Add Booking"
API.TransactionPresenter.TransactionComment = "Add Ap Invoice"
API.TransactionPresenter.MemoLine1 = "Memo Line 1 text"
API.TransactionPresenter.MemoLine2 = "Memo Line 2 text"
API.TransactionPresenter.BillingLocation = 2147469995
API.TransactionPresenter.ShippingLocation = 2147469995
Console.WriteLine("Posting transaction")
API.TransactionPresenter.PostNewTransaction()
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Those are read-only because they are calculated fields so you do not need to set them. On sales orders, I don't think that it will do any good to set the amount field since it is calculated from a quantity and a sales price. So instead of: Code:
Line.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.Amount, 1250)
Try: Code:
Line.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.Quantity1, 100);
Line.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.SalesPrice, 12.5);
Edited by user Monday, August 10, 2020 1:55:47 PM(UTC)
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Thanks Tony. I made the changes but they did not give me any amounts. I also found that I was writing a transaction when I needed to write a salesordertransaction. Changed to code to the following, and am now writing to salesordertransaction but again no amounts. I feel I am missing a step somewhere. I would appreciate any suggestions.
API.SalesOrderPresenter.Company = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Company, LookupColumns.Abbreviation, pCompany)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransactionDate = DateTime.Today
API.SalesOrderPresenter.EarliestDate = DateTime.Today
API.SalesOrderPresenter.ExistingStatus = SalesOrderStatus.Open
API.SalesOrderPresenter.Customer = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Customer, LookupColumns.Abbreviation, pCustomer)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransNumber = ptransno
Console.WriteLine("Adding a line item to transaction")
Dim subline As SalesItemLineObject = API.TransactionPresenter.AddSalesItemLine(2147469992, 1000)
Dim acctline As AccountLineObject = API.TransactionPresenter.AddAccountLine(API.LookupId(LookupFields.Account,
LookupColumns.AccountNumber, "305032-02"), 1500)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.AddSalesItemLine(subline.SalesItem, 500)
subline.Amount = 1200
subline.LineType = TransactionLineTypes.SalesItemTemplate
subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.Quantity1, 100)
subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.SalesPrice, 12.5)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.CustomField1 = "AP"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransactionComment = "Add Sales Order"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.MemoLine1 = "Memo Line 1 text"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.MemoLine2 = "Memo Line 2 text"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.BillingLocation = 2147469995
API.SalesOrderPresenter.ShippingLocation = 2147469995
API.SalesOrderPresenter.CalculateTotals(False)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.SaveTransaction(True)
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Sorry for the delay. So the problem is that the import goes through and there are no amounts? Ah, I think I can guess what is going on now. subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.Quantity1, 100) // this line is actually setting the quantity shipped, not the quantity ordered I think that you want to do the following instead (my sample code was wrong because I was setting Quantity1 too): subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.QuantityOrdered, 100) FYI, if you want CenterPoint to handle the pricing, I don't even think that you have to specify InputFieldType.SalesPrice. I believe that this will fix it, but if it doesn't, can you send me a screen print of the sales order as you see it on the Edit Sales Order screen? There's a surprising number of variables at work here. tonyc@redwingsoftware.comEdited by user Thursday, August 13, 2020 6:35:47 PM(UTC)
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I changed to code to use the quantity ordered in the salesordertransaction salesorder object. It still does not give me the quantity ordered or a total amount for the sale. In addition in CenterPoint I added prices for the item used and it appears to now give me the default of 1 and the first default price. It acts like it does not accept the price or quantity changes from the API. I do not want CenterPoint to handle the pricing. I will send a screen shot of what I want. Any thoughts or suggestions?
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Can I see the code as it is now?
The inputs are determined by the kind of template that is selected for the transaction. From the screen shot you send me, I hope to learn what that the template is.
If I was debugging this, I'd enter a sales order with the same information in CenterPoint as I'm trying to import and see what, if anything, is different.
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Thanks for your help Tony, it is finally adding a sales order. Here is a copy of the working code for an addition:
API.SalesOrderPresenter.Company = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Company, LookupColumns.Abbreviation, pCompany)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransactionDate = DateTime.Today
API.SalesOrderPresenter.EarliestDate = DateTime.Today
API.SalesOrderPresenter.ExistingStatus = SalesOrderStatus.Open
API.SalesOrderPresenter.Customer = API.LookupId(LookupFields.Customer, LookupColumns.Abbreviation, pCustomer)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransNumber = ptransno
Dim subline As SalesItemLineObject
subline = API.SalesOrderPresenter.AddSalesItemLine(2147469992, 0)
subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.QuantityOrdered, 100)
subline.LineValues.AddReplace(InputFieldTypes.SalesPrice, 12.5)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.CustomField1 = "AP"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.TransactionComment = "Add Sales Order"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.MemoLine1 = "Memo Line 1 text"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.MemoLine2 = "Memo Line 2 text"
API.SalesOrderPresenter.BillingLocation = 2147469995
API.SalesOrderPresenter.ShippingLocation = 2147469995
API.SalesOrderPresenter.CalculateTotals(False)
API.SalesOrderPresenter.SaveTransaction(True)
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