Display Custom Columns in CSV Reports for NetSuite 2024.1

Display custom columns in CSV reports starting in NetSuite 2024.1 for specific reports enhancing data analysis.

·2 min read·NetSuite 2024.1·From NetSuite Release Notes PDF

Starting in NetSuite 2024.1, users can now display custom columns added to report templates in CSV exports. This enhancement allows for a more tailored and detailed data analysis process, directly reflecting any customization done on the report templates.

Supported Reports

The following reports now support custom columns in their CSV formats:

  • Depreciation Monthly Report
  • Depreciation Schedule NBV Report

This feature provides greater flexibility and empowers users to include key data points that are vital for their offline analyses or for sharing with stakeholders who might not have direct access to NetSuite.

Best Practices for Using Custom Columns

  • Plan Your Template: Before customizing your report template, ensure that the custom columns you wish to add are necessary for your analysis requirements.
  • Consistent Naming Conventions: Use clear and consistent naming for your custom columns to avoid confusion when analyzing data later.
  • Test Outputs: After adding custom columns, generate a CSV report to test if it meets your expectations, ensuring all desired columns appear correctly.

Who This Affects

This update is particularly useful for:

  • Administrators: Setting up reports with custom requirements.
  • Financial Analysts: Needing precise data for analysis and reporting.
  • Accountants: Who often require detailed financial reporting formats.

Key Takeaways

  • Custom columns now display in CSV reports from report templates.
  • Supports various reports, enhancing reporting capabilities.
  • Essential for tailored data analysis directly from NetSuite.
  • Administrators and analysts can benefit from this update in their daily operations.
Source: Display Custom Columns in CSV Reports NetSuite Release Notes PDF. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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