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I have a custom table and List in BC (Specifications). One field in this table contains and item number that matches an Item Number in BC. When I am on the Sales Order Line that contains an Item Number, I would like to use something like a trigger OnAssistEdit ( or some other Action) that will open the List (Specifications) and only show the record in that table where the field (Invtld) matches the Item Number.

I have worked through examples but have not been able to get the result required.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks.

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CU03102009-0 36 on at

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This is what I had so far but the list is not filtered...al items show.

pageextension 50102 "Specifications Test" extends "Sales Order Subform"

{

layout

{

addlast(content)

{

/* usercontrol(popup; popup)

{

Applicationarea = all;

} */

}

modify("No.")

{

AssistEdit = true;

trigger OnAssistEdit()

var

ItemList: Page "Item List";

SpecList: Page "Specifications List";

Item: Record Item;

SpecItem: Record Specifications;

LineNo: Integer;

SL: Record "sales Line";

Begin

Message('You selected %1', rec."No.");

SpecList.LookupMode := true;

If SpecList.RunModal() = Action::LookupOK Then begin

SpecItem.SetFilter("Invtld", rec."No.")

end;

End;

}

}

}

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YUN ZHU 97,897 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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I think you have to put SpecItem.SetFilter("Invtld", rec."No.") before SpecList.RunModal().
In addition, you did not use Page.SetSelectionFilter method, so you can't get the No. currently selected by the user.

Hope this can give you some hints.

Thanks.

ZHU

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Khushbu Rajvi. 21,573 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi, Try with the below.

pageextension 50732 "Specifications Test" extends "Sales Order Subform"

{

layout

{

modify("No.")

{

AssistEdit = true;

trigger OnAssistEdit()

var

SpecList: Page "Specifications List";

SpecRec: Record Specifications;

begin

if Rec."No." = '' then begin

Message('Item Number cannot be blank.');

exit;

end;

SpecRec.SetRange("Item No", Rec."No.");

SpecList.SetTableView(SpecRec);

if SpecList.RunModal() = Action::LookupOK then begin

Message('You selected a specification.');

end;

end;

}

}

}

Hope this helps.

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CU03102009-0 36 on at

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Thank you Khushbu Rajvi, YUN ZHU!

You people are the best!

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