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OK, I ""m apparently having a ditz moment. How can I add SO_SalesOrderDetail UDFs to the Sales Order History screen? Every time I create a button or a screen from the LInes tab it only shows me Header UDFs.

Evening, @BethBowers. Once you're in the S/O History Lines panel (via CO), right click on the big gray area. Then go to the Format tab where you can add the UDF's.

Is that the only way? I have about 70 UDFs to add and wanted to put them on their own screen.

I'm not sure how (if at all) to do that with the grid entry - like you could pre-BF.

CRAP. :-(

So - when I have added all of my oddles of UDFs, I get an Exceeds EOF and it craps out. Lovely, just lovely. Will have to ask client which are the most important, but of course they all are.

Can you add some of the UDFs to the secondary grid? If you can, and you move the secondary grid to the right, it could give the impression of its own screen. At least more UDFs would be visible.

No secondary grid on the HIstory screen. Bummer.

D'oh. I missed that one key word History. How about a UDT to store the UDF data. Then with scripting you should be able to achieve the results you want. A script attached to a dialog box that pulls and displays the data from the UDT based on the highlighted line. I've had Dan Burleson write something similar for me. Of course, you may not need a UDT unless you want to also use a script to fill in the initial information.

You could add UDFs to the Additional Information box, or add a new dialog box to that panel. Might be a bit ""clicky"" but a better environment to put the UDFs.

I tried to add them to the Additional Info and AGAIN could only access SO Header, which is really stupid since the Additional stuff is all Detail.

Don't know if you figured this out yet but open SO\Inquiry\SOQuoteHistory, call up a SO and click on lines, Control +F9 for Custom Office launch. In Custom Office click the Panel Map button and select LB_Lines, Edit, Format tab, Add, select UDF from listing and position accordingly. (hope its better late than never) :)