Tag Archives: Selection List

Adding selection window for any action

Sage ERP X3 provides the functionality of Select Recordings in a grid, via a window. Choose is used to open a window on a list of recordings extracted from a table and then to select a recording. New Stuff: Adding Menu Items in Sage ERP Version7 Syntax: Choose class [ Where Where_exp]  [ Order by  Order_by_exp… Read More: Adding selection window for any action »

Filtering the Selection List in Sage X3 without object

Sometimes you may come across a situation where you want to give selection on any field using tables which are not the linked tables of the object. New Stuff: Guide to setup Recurring Journals In Sage X3 we can add selection (F12 functionality) and filter the selection records as per the requirement. Kindly follow the below… Read More: Filtering the Selection List in Sage X3 without object »

Filtering the Selection List in Sage X3

Almost all the Sage X3 developers are aware of the concept of miscellaneous tables; which are nothing but the inbuilt tables of Sage X3. But theses Miscellaneous tables have a very convincing feature called “Dependent Table”. This feature is applied when we need to create a selection field which will be dependent on another parent… Read More: Filtering the Selection List in Sage X3 »

Manipulation Of Selection List/Window – Part II

In our last blog, ‘Manipulation Of Selection List/Window-Part I’, we saw how to configure the Selection List/Window and explored selection listing parameter’s ‘NBRCHOOSE’ and ‘SELRACPAS’. In this blog, we will continue with the rest 7 parameters. Number of QuickSelect Elements (LFTBOX) This parameter defines the maximum number of records to be displayed in the left… Read More: Manipulation Of Selection List/Window – Part II »

Manipulation of Selection List/Window – Part I

One of the most widely used features on a Standard X3 screen is the Selection List on the left. This list has been my best pal while looking for entries. But only a few know that with some technical tweaks this selection feature has a lot more to offer. So, in this blog we are… Read More: Manipulation of Selection List/Window – Part I »