I used to work on campus with some notoriously inattentive bus drivers

the big bus theory was way more statistically likely

haha

(Plus, if I win the lottery I'd probably give a day or two notice, at least).

Thank you @al3xicon I was able to get the data I needed via an item search with transaction criteria rather then a transaction saved search.

right on @SuiteBender , glad to hear it worked out

hi everyone 🙂 it's been a while

Hi

@erictgrubaugh it is possible to “police”, or restrict, the use of “here”, “channel”, “everyone” by the slack administrator. the use of them becomes pointless when people use them to try and get everyone in a channel to answer their question.

We have restricted the use of [@everyone]. We have provided the advice to use [@here] instead of [@channel]. Beyond that, it would be up to individual users to tune their notification settings appropriately

I personally like when people use "here" otherwise I wouldn't' see their and be able to help.

quick question to <!here|@here> folks, how to do a role comparison with administrator and the other roles. I copied the administrator role and saved as a "test administrator" and did the role difference but not sure that's the correct way to do it and am I missing anything by doing this way?

That's as good as it gets, unless you download the "Admin role" bundle from the repository.

Yeah, that's as good a solution as you've got right now

cool, glad to hear that. @rob probably will check the admin role bundle. Thanks guys!

@mary.maria There actually is some sort of audit trail, on the right hand side, click 'More', and then you will have a link to 'Audit Trial'

Thank you @michoel!

Alright dudes, who here knows their way around calculated fields?

Depends on what you're trying to do. 🙂

I've got a field that sums the total items meeting a certain criteria from a linked estimate on an invoice when the user is entering it, it doesn't store the value, gets its value from a saved search

They'd like for me to put in a field that will calculate a certain percentage of that field value based on the amount keyed into another custom field, and display the result in a third custom field

Oh, fun.

So... field1=$Estimate Amount, field2 = %, field3 = result of field1*field2

Sounds like you would need a script for that

I would do it with scripts, I think.

Field 1 = calculated field from search

Field 2 = % field you can enter things into

Field 3 = field that fires/updates on fieldChange event

Why script? I attempted with suiteflow, to run a formula after field 2 is edited to calculate value for field 3

But got NaN as a result (brand new to that one)