Project List Base on Branch

Posted about 1 month ago by Dean_hess

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I need to pull a list of projects, but filter based on Branch. Is there a way to do that using EXPANDACCOUNTRANGE ?

=EXPANDPROJECTRANGE(Connection,A1,FALSE)

Or is there a better way to do that?

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Gabriel Michaud

Gabriel Michaud posted about 1 month ago Best Answer

Hi Dean,

You can create your own inquiry that has the project and branch code, and then use that in your spreadsheet, with a filter:

I demonstrate how it works in this video: https://www.loom.com/share/e8c4b73f5fd740f9a718d585bd1def17

I have attached the sample report as well as the inquiry that you need to import from the Generic Inquiry page in Acumatica.

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Gabriel Michaud

Gabriel Michaud posted about 1 month ago Answer

Hi Dean,

You can create your own inquiry that has the project and branch code, and then use that in your spreadsheet, with a filter:

I demonstrate how it works in this video: https://www.loom.com/share/e8c4b73f5fd740f9a718d585bd1def17

I have attached the sample report as well as the inquiry that you need to import from the Generic Inquiry page in Acumatica.

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Harry Lewis posted about 1 month ago

The EXPANDPROJECTHISTORY function returns a list of projects (and, optionally, related entities) that have non-zero Project Module amounts or quantities over the specified financial period range.

e.g.,

In this example, I am retrieving the project IDs for projects with non-zero amounts or quantities in one of my branches.

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Dean_hess posted about 1 month ago

Only the people who have access to the Branch can view the projects. Each branch has their own projects and the transactions are generally only done using the branch that is tied to the project. We need to pull lists of projects based on the branch.

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Harry Lewis posted about 1 month ago

Hi.

In what way are your Acumatica projects tied to a particular branch?

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