In case you work with another system or huge quotation that you would like to import, you sometimes need to add sections and/or note on the quotation/sale order lines.
See below how you can add section/note via import.
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In order to import a quotation with a note / section on the line, you need to use two different fields :
1/ Field "Description" to indicate the title of the section or the note you would like to put
2/ Field "display/type" to indicate that the line you are importing is a section/note.
a. If it is a section, please enter "Section" in your import file (See number "1" from screenshot)
b. If it is a note, please enter "Note" in your import file (See number "2" from screenshot)
See below a screenshot of the Quotation in the front-end odoo :
And for the import, it will be these fields (indicated in yellow)
Warning : we here put ("order_line") as a prefix for the fields as we are on the sale order line.
Also, in order to import SO+SO lines, you don't need to put each time the info linked to the SO. (e.g. we don't put 5 times S00080)
Hi Valentin,
I think this video can help you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etMYrOJyaiU&list=PLSKcWRTtEl5qzvRaI-VTGavfReiHS_EEb&index=2 (starting at minute 55 in this video)
orden_line = models.execute_kw(db, uid, password,'sale.order.line', 'create',
[{'display_type': 'line_note', (Note ->line_note, Section ->line_section)
'name': 'XXXXX',
'order_id': order }])
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