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We use a three-character “location” id for Divisions (with Divisions segregated into Datasets), and want to display that three-character info on PSO Scheduling/Resources screen for each Resource.

Unfortunately PSO enters a geocoded “city/state” under location, and it doesn’t appear that within Admin/Org/lists that we can get a Division label to display the three-character code.

Under Planning/Divisions we have a label with the three-letter code, but can’t seem to make any association to display this under Scheduling/Resources.

We use FSM to PSO, using ARP.

Any shortcut way to get this automatically populated in a Division label (List) in PSO Scheduling/Resources?

Thank you.

Best answer by InADaysWork

Thanks, tomgreenwood, for your reply and thoughts. I was guessing the issue related to one-to-many values. I think what might be possible is to use the Name field in FSM address records, auto-populate with the three-character Region values, and that should display in the Location column for the List without having to create another List column and hand-populating values. It would be OK to have the three-character value also be the address record “name.” Kind of a Kluge way to solve this, but might do the trick. Again, thanks.

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tomgreenwood
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Hi, You can link a division to a resource in the ARP. If send is enabled for the Division then it will transfer to the scheduling workspace as a region.  

It isn’t possible to display regions in a list because a resource can belong to >1 region however you can create filters based on regions which may help ?

Regards,

Tom


Thanks, tomgreenwood, for your reply and thoughts. I was guessing the issue related to one-to-many values. I think what might be possible is to use the Name field in FSM address records, auto-populate with the three-character Region values, and that should display in the Location column for the List without having to create another List column and hand-populating values. It would be OK to have the three-character value also be the address record “name.” Kind of a Kluge way to solve this, but might do the trick. Again, thanks.


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