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I’m importing into the Project Budget Forecast screen and I have it working except it is requiring an inventory id. If I put in an inventory id, it works. However, all of my other budget lines don’t have an inventory id on them (<NA>). 

Is there a way I can get this to work for the <NA> lines? 

Thanks in advance.

Paige

Best answer by Sharp

This worked for me:

Set the filter for Inventory ID to = ‘<N/A>’

 

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Laura02
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  • September 27, 2022

Hello Paige,

I have been able to import the <NA> in other screens, but never tried in Project Budget Forecast.  I’d like more information, please:

Can you show the import scenario ?

What is the Budget Level for your projects?

What is the exact error message when you don’t have an item?

 

Thank you.


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  • September 27, 2022

HI Laura,

Here is a picture of my import scenario. I’ve tried it multiple ways, with making the inventory id field inactive, filling it with <NA>, etc. No matter what I do, I get “Error: Inventory ID” can’t be left blank. 

Now, if I create a budget line with an inventory id and then do the import using that budget line with the inventory id, it works. However, all of my budget lines don’t have an inventory id. 

Thanks for responding!

Paige

 


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  • September 27, 2022

To add, if I change the import scenario to this:

The error received is:

Field: Inventory ID, Value: <NA>      , Error: 'Inventory ID' cannot be found in the system.


Manikanta Dhulipudi
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paigeh wrote:

To add, if I change the import scenario to this:

The error received is:

Field: Inventory ID, Value: <NA>      , Error: 'Inventory ID' cannot be found in the system.

Could you please check if we can pass Null? I have not tried but Just want to check if this can resolves? or else Please share the Import scenario file here, Some one can take a Look.

Thanks


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  • September 27, 2022

Attached is the scenario. No, I get an error with Null as well. The attachment has it with Null. 


Chris Hackett
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Hi @paigeh - did you find a solution? Thank you!


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  • November 4, 2022

@Chris Hackett no, didn’t get a solution. 


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  • February 20, 2023

This worked for me:

Set the filter for Inventory ID to = ‘<N/A>’

 


aaghaei
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  • February 20, 2023

Construction module has two exception fields (cost code & inventory item) in all data entry screens regardless of budget level settings. While other fields (Account Group & Task) can be and will be saved null if not provided, the former two fields need value to save the records. These two fields defaults depending on you site settings can be different from others. The easiest way is to enter a manual record and save and see what value is displayed and use those values in your import files as default if you do not have an actual value. If you have not manipulated your site preferences the default for Inventory is <N/A> and cost code 0 repeated by length of cost codes


  • Jr Varsity II
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  • March 2, 2023

Note that you have <NA> instead of <N/A>

you are missing the “/” in the data you uploaded….


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  • March 3, 2023

Thank you totochow! I didn’t catch that. I haven’t had a chance to get back to this but hopefully next week. 


Gabriel Michaud
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I came across this old thread while searching for a solution to a similar issue on Google. When working with the Project Forecast screen and import scenarios in Acumatica, users often face unique challenges. To address these challenges and streamline the process, Velixo, our powerful Excel-based reporting tool designed specifically for Acumatica, includes enhanced logic that simplifies project forecast creation and updates.

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