RE: Address Ship to Internal ID in saved search

Trying to create a saved search that will include the ‘address ID’ from the Address ship to lines

The saved search will concatenate the customer ID – Address Ship to ID (example customer ID 1234, shipping address 5678. ((1234 – 5678))

Was wondering if anyone knew how to bring in the address ship to ID. I tried {shippingaddress.internalID} and {shippingaddress.exteralID} but that did not work.

Was wondering if someone knows the string text to access this address ID.

RE: Address Ship to Internal ID in saved search

yoantny Rookie Asked on March 10, 2020 in Saved Searches.
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Address records have 2 ID fields. The one you want is named Address Internal ID in search columns. {shippingaddress.addressinternalid}

RE: Address Ship to Internal ID in saved search

Advanced Answered on March 11, 2020.

I thought for sure that would work…

I tried {shippingaddress.addressinternalid} and it did not work. I received an ‘ERROR : Field Not Found’ error.

That was a really good idea – and I appreciate your help.

RE: Address Ship to Internal ID in saved search

on March 11, 2020.

Ok, new information: If I run a customer search, then {shippingaddress.addressinternalid} works! Thanks for your help. However, I am running a transaction / sales order search. When I do this, {shippingaddress.addressinternalid} returns an ERROR : Field Not Found.

Any ideas why that is?

on March 11, 2020.

I’m not sure that you can get the address internal id from transactions. Its not a field in the shipping address join.

on March 12, 2020.

You seem really smart on the subject, and I really appreciate your input.

I am writing a sales order/transaction search and {shippingaddress.internalid} returns a value, but it does not appear to be the ‘address internal id’. I was wondering, what field do you think that ties to {shippingaddress.internalid}? Any ideas on how to pull the shipping address internal ID into this order transaction saved search?

on March 12, 2020.
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