If you look at the Sales Order page, you can see that there are total fields under the Lines section. I recently had a request to add another total field to it, such as Quantity. To do this, we can easily subscribe to the Document Totals codeunit.
The Document Totals codeunit is used to calculate total on sales and purchase documents.
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D365 Business Central : Adding Total to Sales Order Page – That NAV Guy
If you look at the Sales Order page, you can see that there are total fields under the Lines section. I recently had a request to add another total field to it, such as Quantity. To do this, we can easily subscribe to the Document Totals codeunit.
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