What causes a custom Transaction Line checkbox field not to be checked when it is Sourced from a custom field on the Item on the same transaction line, and the transaction is transformed from another, for example an Estimate from an Opportunity or a Sales Order from an Estimate, or Drop-ship Purchase Order from a Sales Order? The checkbox is ticked on the Item record, so why isn't it ticked on the same line as the Item in the transformed record?

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The issue you're experiencing with the custom Transaction Line checkbox field not being checked when it is sourced from a custom field on the Item on the same transaction line during a transformation process (like an Estimate from an Opportunity or a Sales Order from an Estimate, or Drop-ship Purchase Order from a Sales Order) could be due to several reasons: 1. Sourcing and Filtering Settings: Ensure that the sourcing and filtering settings of the custom field are correctly set. The 'Source From' field should be set to the appropriate field on the Item record. 2. Field Presence on Forms: The custom field might not be present on the form being used for the transaction. Make sure the field is present and visible on the form. 3. Scripts or Workflows: There might be scripts or workflows running on the record that are interfering with the sourcing of the field. These scripts or workflows might be changing the value of the field after it has been sourced. 4. Field Type Mismatch: There could be a mismatch in the field type. Ensure that the field type of the source field and the destination field are the same. 5. NetSuite Limitations: There are certain limitations within NetSuite when it comes to sourcing fields. For example, certain fields cannot be sourced if they are not on the same record. If all these settings are correct and you're still facing the issue, you might need to use a SuiteScript or a workflow to manually set the value of the field after the record is transformed. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******