MeasureValue Object Members in SuiteScript for Workbooks
MeasureValue object members provide a structured way to define measures and values in SuiteScript workbooks for data analysis.
TL;DR Opening
The MeasureValue object members in SuiteScript enable developers to work with measures and their values in workbooks, enhancing data management and reporting capabilities within NetSuite. This is particularly useful for creating custom analytical views and reports.
What is the MeasureValue Object?
The MeasureValue object represents a measure and its associated value, which can include various data types such as numbers, strings, or booleans. This functionality is crucial for developers writing server scripts that leverage workbook capabilities within NetSuite.
MeasureValue Object Members
The MeasureValue object provides the following members:
| Member Name | Return Type | Supported Script Types | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
MeasureValue.measure | workbook.MeasureValue | Server scripts | The measure to use for the measure value. |
MeasureValue.value | string, number, boolean, workbook.Record, workbook.Currency, workbook.Range, workbook.Duration | Server scripts | The value associated with the measure value. |
Error Handling
When working with the MeasureValue object, be mindful of the following error:
- Error Code:
READ_ONLY_PROPERTY- Thrown If: You attempt to set the value of the
measureproperty after theworkbook.MeasureValueobject has been created.
- Thrown If: You attempt to set the value of the
Supported Script Types
The MeasureValue object is supported exclusively in server scripts. For more information on script types, refer to the SuiteScript 2.x Script Types documentation.
Who This Affects
- Developers: Useful for those creating reports and analytics components in NetSuite using SuiteScript.
- Administrators: Helpful in configuring data and reports that leverage workbook functionality.
Key Takeaways
- The MeasureValue object includes members to define measures and their values.
- It supports various data types, enhancing flexibility in reporting.
- Developers should handle read-only properties appropriately to avoid errors.
Frequently Asked Questions (4)
Can the MeasureValue object be used in client scripts or only in server scripts?
What data types can the MeasureValue.value member hold?
What error might occur if I try to set the measure property after creating the MeasureValue object?
Does the MeasureValue object support all SuiteScript 2.x script types?
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