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D365 Business Central

25 November 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Batch Schedule Customer Statements

One of the requirements that users asked is the ability to batch email customer statement. Since there is no standard way of doing this in NAV or BC, we always ended up developing an...

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D365 Business Central

6 November 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Human Resource Module

In Business Central, you have a Human Resource Module. You can keep detailed records of your employees information, such as confidential information, qualifications, absences, and contacts. To start using the Human Resources functionality, you...

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D365 Business Central

29 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Item List page vs Item Lookup page

In BC, there are two pages that list up your items master: Item List page and Item Lookup page. The Item List page contains a lot of fields (with flowfields) and actions. Item Lookup...

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D365 Business Central

16 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Posted General Journal

In NAV or Business Central, when you post the General Journal, it will create the General Ledger Entries (and the its related entries ), then the journal lines will be deleted. There is no...

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D365 Business Central

14 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Service Posting

When you post the Service Order, BC will give you four options to choose: Ship, Invoice, Ship and Invoice, Ship and Consume. You can actually divide those four options into two categories:– Invoice :...

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D365 Business Central

13 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Table Type = Temporary

BC17 introduces great new features to increase your BC performance, such as partial record and temporary table type. Creating a temporary table is the concept of holding the data temporarily in the memory which...

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D365 Business Central

5 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

Protected Variables in AL

If you want to make a global variable accessible from table to table extension, or from page to page extension, you would normally need to create a procedure to get or set the variables....

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D365 Business Central

1 October 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Create View in AL

If you are tired of typing the same filters over and over again, the Save View is a great way to help you avoid having to set the respective filters over and over again....

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D365 Business Central

28 September 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Undo Shipment

If you found out that the quantity on your Sales Order has been shipped incorrectly, you can undo the shipment as long as the quantity has not been invoiced yet. You don’t need to...

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D365 Business Central

17 September 2020

 by thatnavguy

D365 Business Central : Deprecated Features and Fields

Business Central is evolving faster than the old NAV. Every 6 months, Microsoft releases a new major version that may or may not break the changes. To keep up with the list of tables...

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