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Upload to BL34 Inquire then change

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TracyO
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9/30/2010 5:29 PM

I am trying to create an upload wizard for BL34. When in Portal you must first inquire on this screen with the Company, Frequency, Cycle COde & AOC description, then you can enter the line-fc C and the amount.  I had read on an old post here that Add-Ins automataically does an inquire before it trys to do the change function that I am uploading.  When I try to procees my upload I get the error message:  Customer recurring invoice does not exist.  I also tried toinclud a line for TC of I and I get the following error: Value not in list [I,N,P,C,+,-]| Customer recurring invoice does not exist.

Does anyone know how I can get an upload to work on this screen that needs an Inquire prior to the change?

Andy input would be greatly appreciated

 

 

stephanie
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9/30/2010 6:11 PM
Although I'm not familiar with any of the BL screens, on the HR side, we've never been able to automatically inquire with add ins - there are hidden fields that need to be mapped in order to get past that functionality. Sorry I can't give you specifics on your question, but could that be something you can check into?
Ragu Raghavan
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9/30/2010 6:31 PM
I don't use add-ins much, but in AGS calls in Design STudio, I do need to set the hidden valies. Check the Lawson KB article# : 555550 .
Karen Ploof
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11/10/2010 5:31 PM
If you still need help with this, e-mail me directly at karen.ploof@gmail.com.  It would be helpful if you include a screenshot of the form, the spreadsheet and .uwf file you're using for the upload and a screen shot of the required collections form described in the KB article Ragu mentioned.