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 I have confirmed that the first fields to be set are set in this order: item, quantity, price, rate, amount, taxcode. And amount is set to a valid value. Why would it have that error?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The error message

missing resource APP:alert:PLEASE_ENTER_A_VALUE_FOR_AMOUNT

typically indicates that the

amount

field is not being set correctly or at all. However, you mentioned that the

amount

field is being set to a valid value. In dynamic mode, the order in which fields are set can indeed affect the final result, as setting some fields can cause NetSuite to automatically update other fields. This is similar to how the UI behaves when you manually enter data. From the conversations, it's suggested to set the fields in the same order as they appear in the UI. Also, it's recommended to set the item-related fields last. If you're still encountering the error, it might be due to other fields that are dependent on the

amount

field or affect its value. You might want to check if there are any fields that are calculated based on the

amount

field, or any mandatory fields that are not being set. Also, ensure that the

amount

field is being set correctly in the context of the sublist. In dynamic mode, you should be using

setCurrentSublistValue

for sublist fields, not

setValue

. If the issue persists, you might need to debug your script to identify the exact cause of the error. You can do this by logging the values of the fields before and after they are set, and checking if there are any unexpected changes. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******

I figured it out: My script was setting the Units line field after setting Amount, and setting Units makes Amount go blank. I changed the ordering of which fields get set first and that solved the problem.