give an example of a csv file to do a massive update of multiple sales orders' transaction lines (using existing items, applying configured tax rates for the items)

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** To perform a massive update of multiple sales orders' transaction lines using existing items and applying configured tax rates for the items, you can use a CSV file. Here is an example of how the CSV file could be structured:

"Internal ID","Line","Item","Tax Code","Tax Rate","Quantity","Rate"
"12345","1","Item1","TaxCode1","TaxRate1","2","100"
"12345","2","Item2","TaxCode2","TaxRate2","1","200"
"12346","1","Item3","TaxCode3","TaxRate3","3","150"
"12346","2","Item4","TaxCode4","TaxRate4","2","250"

In this example: - "Internal ID" is the internal ID of the sales order. - "Line" is the line number of the item on the sales order. - "Item" is the internal ID or name of the item. - "Tax Code" is the tax code to be applied to the item. - "Tax Rate" is the tax rate to be applied to the item. - "Quantity" is the quantity of the item. - "Rate" is the rate of the item. You can then use this CSV file to update the sales orders via CSV import in NetSuite. Please refer to the NetSuite Help Center for more information on how to perform a CSV import: https://3703754-sb1.app.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N451889.html Alternatively, you can use the SuiteSolutions CSV Integrator, which is a free tool provided by NetSuite for large-scale CSV imports. Here is a link to a walkthrough video of the solution: http://blog.prolecto.com/2019/08/18/learn-and-assess-the-value-of-netsuites-csv-integrator-add-on-bundle/