Has anyone ever come up with anything that "resembles" Fishbowl for inventory purposes?
In regards to the color coding, red, yellow, green... ok to ship orders. I know you can do KPI's but on an actual GI.
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Fishbowl for Inventory
+17Best answer by bwhite49
I guess the biggest issue with the color coding is the limitation on aggregated calculations. We can’t color code based on a COUNT or SUM formulas for example. This limits what we can do.
Attached is something close, but not perfect.
+11Do you have a screenshot of Fishbowl? I’m not familiar with the layout.
I’m curious what this looks like. I’ve created a few GIs color coding shipping logic (can be shipped, etc.). Filters around calculated fields that define whether an order can be shipped.
+17Hi
It looks like this
+3Hi
Is it something like this?
Rico P. Ybanez
+17Hi
Is it something like this?
Yes, color coded for shipments and inventory.
+11I guess the biggest issue with the color coding is the limitation on aggregated calculations. We can’t color code based on a COUNT or SUM formulas for example. This limits what we can do.
Attached is something close, but not perfect.
+3Hi
On your GI do the following depending on what condition you will be using, for my sample I used the STATUS as my condition on the color coding:
Condition:
=IIf( [RQRequest.Status]='N','yellow', 'default')
Rico P. Ybanez
+17I guess the biggest issue with the color coding is the limitation on aggregated calculations. We can’t color code based on a COUNT or SUM formulas for example. This limits what we can do.
Attached is something close, but not perfect.
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