When trying to add items to a price list, a product is
selected from the list and then when attempting to enter
a value in the UNIT field, a message appears: "You need
to select a Product first." As far as I can tell, this is
an endless loop and the price list cannot contain any
items. Thanks for any help.

Re: Problem adding items to Price List by Gary

Gary
Fri Jun 04 13:56:29 CDT 2004

ya, the product and pricing is not very intuitive AT ALL..........took me a
while to figure out what was the exact process (not a straight line!).....

Make sure the product you're adding is properly filled out. Does it have a
default unit? Also check your unit group, make sure you actually created a
unit for the unit group.

-Gary

"WFD" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When trying to add items to a price list, a product is
> selected from the list and then when attempting to enter
> a value in the UNIT field, a message appears: "You need
> to select a Product first." As far as I can tell, this is
> an endless loop and the price list cannot contain any
> items. Thanks for any help.



Re: Problem adding items to Price List by WFD

WFD
Fri Jun 04 15:08:10 CDT 2004

Thanks! The unit is kind of obtuse.
>-----Original Message-----
>ya, the product and pricing is not very intuitive AT
ALL..........took me a
>while to figure out what was the exact process (not a
straight line!).....
>
>Make sure the product you're adding is properly filled
out. Does it have a
>default unit? Also check your unit group, make sure you
actually created a
>unit for the unit group.
>
>-Gary
>
>"WFD" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:1836801c44a62$0ce7ba20$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> When trying to add items to a price list, a product is
>> selected from the list and then when attempting to
enter
>> a value in the UNIT field, a message appears: "You need
>> to select a Product first." As far as I can tell, this
is
>> an endless loop and the price list cannot contain any
>> items. Thanks for any help.
>
>
>.
>