Naming Series For Revised Quotation

[abrarpv97]

i stucked in quotaion …below is my situation.
I have created a quotation with naming series ‘SAL-QTN-.YYYY.-’ . so assume that my doc.name is SAL-QTN-2019-00001 . but now my customer needs negotiation on quotation . so i created new quotaion with some price changes … and now i want to save doc.name with ‘AL-QTN-2019-00001-V1’

is it possible? or please suggest me a better way to save revised quotation

[rmeyer]

“Cancel” and then “Amend” the first Quotation. This should give you SAL-QTN-2019-00001-1. Do the same again and you’ll have SAL-QTN-2019-00001-2.

[abrarpv97]

Thank you @rmeyer
I need to print doc name as SAL-QTN-2019-00001-V2 will fix my problem. I think can be done using custom HTML for doc.name in print format.
Please let me know if you have any solution

Thank you

[ROHAN_JAIN1]

@abrarpv97
This Can be Help You in Your case

Change Naming Series for Amended Document

For this, I got this workaround. Needed to add new PO Name field just to not alter the Primary Key (“name”) and added a validation: self.po_name = self.name if (self.amended_from): rev_name = str(self.po_name) if not (rev_name[15:17] == "REV"): new_name = rev_name[:14] + "-REV" + rev_name[14:] self.po_name = new_name

[abrarpv97]

Thank you for the response @ROHAN_JAIN1
here i only need to change in print…
consider doc.name=SAL-QTN-2019-00001-1
so i want to add a letter ‘V’ after doc.name[18]. Is it possible to do with string index?
is it possible to add some string inside a variable using jinja templating?

if yes, let me know the code…i can change in print format

[ROHAN_JAIN1]

@abrarpv97

is it possible to add some string inside a variable using jinja templating

Yes

@abrarpv97

let me know the code

{% if name.endswith('-p') %}
{{ name[:-2] }}
{% else %}
{{ name }}
{% endif %}