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Hi, a problem i came across while screwing around with posting of Purchase Orders. The Purchase Header has a field called /Completely Received/ (Boolean) which takes the min() of the same field that is in Purchase Lines. If I understand correctly false < true, so as long as there is a false in the Lines the field in the Header will also be false. But after multiple sanity checks and several Posted Purchases, i found out that it always has a false value, even if all the lines are completely received. Is this a bug,a feature or am i missing something?

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Yi Yong 2,612 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello Turin,

Because it is a FlowField and it is not calculated on Page Inspection.

You can either display the field on page or view it through the table.

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Hi

Sorry, have you been able to confirm that all the filters are met?

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Turin 25 on at

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Okay, everything fits, except "Location Code" = field("Location filter"), but where can i set the filter, can't find it on the page, is it in some settings? I'm sorry, i am quite new to this, started AL developing 5 months ago

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Touil Yahya 220 on at

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Hi

Guys, It doesn't look like a FlowField

Check Fig 1

Fig1

Also @Turin make sure that (Quantity <> 0) and ("Outstanding Quantity" = 0); Check Fig 2

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Hope this will help.

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Touil Yahya

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Turin 25 on at

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@T.yahya Thanks for the answer, but i think you are looking at the field that is on Purchase Lines, that one is a Boolean yes but the one in the Header is a FlowField, the one in the Lines works, but the FlowField in Header is something i'm trying to figure it ... Especially the FlowFilter

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Okay, results are in, so the FlowFields that were shown were calculated, in my example, i had multiple Sales Headers that had the field calculated, but Purchase Headers that didn't and i was thinking in a completely (o.O) wrong direction. All i had to do was call the CalcFields method 😑 before using the value, in case it wasn't already calculated (Purchase Header). Morale of the story, always use calcFields before using FlowFields no matter what. Thanks for being a part of my TedTalk and for all your help.

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