After the first release of the User-Defined Values (UDV) feature in SAP Business One 10.0 FP 2502, the latest version, FP 2508, introduces 3 main enhancements:
In FP 2508, UDV formulas support 2 more types of components:
Usage of global variables: assume that I’d like to show the user name that created a sales order in the “Remarks” field. For this purpose, I simply define the formula as follows:
If you want to access a list of all available global variables, use the “app” namespace. For information on all supported global variables, see our online help here.
Usage of data manipulation APIs: now, let’s assume that I want to see this user name in capital letters – all I need to do is change the formula to:
Another useful type is conditional API: 'IF' statement. Assume that when the item quantity is greater than 100, I’d like to apply a 10% discount to the unit price. The formula will look like this:
This API provides 2 condition-based variants: the simple IF (if-else) and the complex IFS (IF statement with many conditions, similar to the “switch” keyword in programming language).
To discover many more string and mathematical manipulation APIs, visit our online help here.
To deepen your understanding, watch this short video for another use case.
By incorporating these enhancements, you can leverage SAP Business One more effectively, optimizing processes and increasing flexibility in data handling.
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