Alpha-numeric project No. (Autonumber-Prefix-Suffix)

Hello

With the existing functionality (no customizations) can I bring this project only in fast entry screen automatically? any expert can help me please?

It's the very small feature societies may have any combination on the decision of project number sequence... Y oracle not facilitate this concept of small...

P001-SJ-AJ


Help me... thanks n advance much...

Hello

Your condition is not supported by the standard features.
To get it, you have to customize.

Dina

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