In dynamic mode, I am setting the following fields on each line of an Opportunity record, in the order shown: ["item","quantity","price","rate","amount","rateschedule","generateaccruals","onorder","options","costestimatetype","showeddistributionwarning","billvariancestatus","custcol_fbsg_purchprice_baseunits","fromjob","custcol_ajm_opp_linekey","discline","costestimatetypelist","item_display","custcol_bev_use_purchase_price","custcolbev_pick_ticket","ddistrib","isestimate","custcol_artwork_num","ingroup","custcol1","custcol3","oqpbucket","billvariancestatusallbook","includegroupwrapper","matrixtype","job","custcol_fbsg_opp_est_quoteditemdes","description","reorder","units","revrecdeferred","marginal","groupsetup","class","costestimaterate","minqty","printitems","initoqpbucket","costestimate"] Would the order in which I am setting these fields (copying their values from a related Estimate), be the reason I am getting this error? missing resource APPalertPLEASE_ENTER_A_VALUE_FOR_AMOUNT

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the Slack conversations, the error you're encountering,

missing resource APP:alert:PLEASE_ENTER_A_VALUE_FOR_AMOUNT

, could indeed be related to the order in which you're setting the fields in dynamic mode. In dynamic mode, the order of setting fields matters because it mimics the behavior of the UI. If a field is dependent on another field, the dependent field should be set after the field it depends on. If you set a field that another field depends on after setting the dependent field, the dependent field may be reset or cleared, leading to errors. In your case, it seems like the

amount

field is not being set properly, hence the error message. Make sure that any fields that the

amount

field depends on are set before the

amount

field is set. Also, remember that when setting line item fields, you should set the

item

field first, as other line item fields may depend on it. After setting the

item

field, you can then set the other line item fields in any order, as long as you respect their dependencies. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******