Set the size of the document to be one label then use an if statement to make sure you print one label per page:

<#if result?has_next><pbr/></#if> – substitute result with whatever you have called your list.

This goes outside of your table (assuming you built the label as a table) but inside your list.

Hi Acre,

Not sure if this is still an open issue for you but I’ve just joined and may be able to provide a clearer answer. Assuming you are talking about the location sublist on the item record that shows information like stock and hand, committed and available, these fields can’t be modified via the UI. You might be able to script something.

An alternate solution that works well is to create a new tab and use a saved search to only display the critical stock information.

Hope this helps

You can create a custom field to the item that is a hyperlink to generate your print out. The easiest way to do this is to follow the instructions Nathan has provided above and print a  label from your search which will give you the URL you need. You can then copy this and where it applies your filters, change these values to source from the record.

‘<a href=https://XXXXXX.app.netsuite.com/app/common/custom/advancedprint/printsearchresults.nl?printType=SEARCH&l=T&e=T&id=643&Item_INTERNALID=’||{id}||’&searchid=643&XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXExport&printtemplate=184&whence= target=_blank>Generate Barcode</a>’

In this example where the URL reads ‘&Item_INTERNALID=’ i have removed the actual value and added ‘||{id}||’ so that it will take the Internal ID of whichever item you are clicking the link from instead.
The printtemplate variable relates to your advanced PDF so you could have different links point to different print out versions as well.

Hope this helps.