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I got the following message when I click on the save button. Error during the save section action. Additional Information Action Sequence Order:1 This happened in the screen: Build Assemblies. 2 questions, 1 how do I fix this problem? 2. This screen is a hold over from Method Remote Entry Edition. We are now using now using CRM Pro for QBD. ...

 Does the field have to equal one of the values in the selection list?  Or may the field simple contain one of the values in the selection list?

[quote user="viret56"]Can a grid field be filtered on containing one of several values (using a selection list or some other technique)?[/quote] Definitely!  On step 3 of 9 while editing a Grid, insert a filter and you'll get the option to filter by: Build selection list.  You can either type the list in directly or ...

Can a grid field be filtered on containing one of several values (using a selection list or some other technique)? 

After looking at what i was trying to do im looking at using one grid.  I added a new field to the lineitem table called Divisions and added that to the Grid. That way a divison can be sprinklers, lawns, lights, decks, etc. The other field i added was itemtype to the grid. That way i can filter all my labor for the whole job or just a ...

I'd like to have a look at this issue on your account, could you email me at c.ridgway@methodintegration.com and provide me with more details on which user this is happening to, which browser and if it's just the invoices tab.  I reviewed my field service pages and there's no issue that I can see.  This sounds like an problem ...

I'm not that experienced with SQL overrides for formatting but I do believe inserting <b> tags would bold those items for you. ~C

 This is happening again with the same user. I've instructed him to flush cache and also to try a different browser.   But is anyone else having sim issues?   Richard Martyniak

Thanks. I'm fairly experienced with SQL, so I can probably retrieve the data. However, I don't know how to change formatting using SQL. Should I insert HTML (<b>) tags to do the formatting?

I wanted to follow up my previous post with a caution on performance issues with using 8 grids at the same time.  The Item table can contain quite a few records so loading and filtering 8 different grids off the same table may not be the best solution for this.   You can acheive what you need with just one grid using multiple filters. ...