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Inventory Analysis Report Total show same number for all column - Possible Bug

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Posted on by MahGah 15,529

Hi

I think this is [tag:bug]

I tried to setup Inventory Analysis Report but when I run the report it shows same value for all column. See below report which all lines show as 1900. Also I copied my setup for lines and column as well. 

Then I went to line, change line numbers to 1,2,... then report is pulling the correct amount. 

Why when I use line number is row No I do not get the same result? Does report has the bug that does not recognize long numbers or number with dash (-)? Or am I missing something? 

Thanks

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    Marco Mels Profile Picture
    Marco Mels on at

    Hello,

    If you are not getting further responses from the community, please consider to raise a ticket to Microsoft via your partner or CSP.

    Thank you.

  • MahGah Profile Picture
    MahGah 15,529 on at

    Hi Marco Mels

    Thanks. I asked CSP to open the ticket with Microsoft. But I think I know what is happening.

    Many Cronus parts have “-“ in their part no (it is common practice with many companies). But if user uses this part no as Row No (Part No will provide more clear report to user) then I think report consider "-" as negative and then creates wrong result.

    I will report back if Microsoft send any info.

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    MahGah Profile Picture
    MahGah 15,529 on at

    Hi

    This is an answer from Microsoft if anyone has the same issue in the future:

    "Any time you have a special character, the 'formula type' fields will struggle.  The field being used to sort, is looking for alphameric values to know how to apply the formula.  I tried using single and double quotes, as well as parentheses, to prove this theory and I achieved the same results each time.  My recommendation will be to stay away from any kind of special characters."

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    Marco Mels Profile Picture
    Marco Mels on at

    Thank you for sharing final outcome.

  • YouEl Profile Picture
    YouEl on at

    Where are the special characters in your example? I don't see any

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