String literal in search-up

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#1

Hi, I’m trying to make sure a debtor called “Shopify” is selected in the execution of a command. However I’m not allowed to enter a string literal in the search-up, but I need to assign this Debtor the name “Shopify”. How could I accomplish this?

'Debtor' = switch ^ ^ .'Financial' (
								| 'From Shopify' => switch $ .'Debtors' [ "Shopify" ] (
									| node => create 'Existing' ( 'Debtor' = "Shopify" )
									| none => create 'New This Year' ( 'Debtor' = "Shopify" )
								)
#2

You can do this:

'Default Debtor': text ~> .'Debtors'[] = "Shopify"
....
'Debtor' = switch ^ ^ .'Financial' (
	| 'From Shopify' => switch >'Default Debtor' (
		| node as $ => create 'Existing' ( 'Debtor' = $ .'Name' )
		| none => create 'New This Year' ( 'Debtor' = .'Default Debtor' )
	)
)

But, I recommend that you do not use a constant string value in your model, and instead make this apparent default Debtor configurable (i.e. make Default Debtor a base value), such that you do not have to update the app if the name of the Default Debtor ever changes.