Available options in NetSuite Financial Report Builder include: Is, Is Empty, Starts With, Contains, Is Not, Is Not Empty, Does Not Start With, Does Not Contain. To categorize expenses using a range of account numbers from 50000 to 50230 without writing SQL, I am considering the following approach. This method would automatically include new future accounts without needing to modify the report: Starts with "500%%" or Starts with "501%%" or Starts with "5020%" or Starts with "5021%" or Starts with "5022%" or Is "50230" Will this setup work effectively?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations provided, it seems that the approach you're considering for categorizing expenses using a range of account numbers from 50000 to 50230 without writing SQL should work effectively in NetSuite's Financial Report Builder. The conditions you've outlined: - Starts with "500%%" or - Starts with "501%%" or - Starts with "5020%" or - Starts with "5021%" or - Starts with "5022%" or - Is "50230" are all valid filter options in the Report Builder. These conditions will allow you to include all account numbers that start with the specified digits, and the "Is" condition will specifically include the account number 50230. This setup should automatically include new future accounts that fall within these ranges without needing to modify the report each time a new account is added. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******