It’s no surprise that many reports are prepared on a quarterly basis. Within Microsoft Dynamics GP’s SmartList tool, this is usually performed by running the selected SmartList and using the “Search” options to narrow down on a certain date field with a range. Lately, I have been working on a lot of customized SQL Reporting [...]
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Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP Part 3
In a couple of my previous blog posts, Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP part 1 and Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP part 2, we explored adding shortcut links to several areas in the system. My final focus on the “Easy Navigation in Microsoft Dynamics GP” series is exploring the use of [...]
continue reading...Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP Part 2
In one of my previous blogs “Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP Part 1”, I showed an easy way to set up shortcuts to windows, SmartLists, and websites on the Home Area page of Microsoft Dynamics GP. In this blog post, I want to demonstrate easy ways to take advantage of the built-in shortcuts [...]
continue reading...Easy Navigation Options in Microsoft Dynamics GP (part 1 of 3)
Navigation with Microsoft Dynamics GP can be made easier by using some of the basic features available on the Home Area page of the system. By utilizing the sections “My Reports”, “Quick Links” and user-created shortcuts, one can configure the system to provide easy access to windows, reports, and SmartLists commonly used without navigating through [...]
continue reading...Budgeting Made Easier in Microsoft Dynamics GP
Microsoft Dynamics GP has been using an Office Excel based budgeting tool for several versions. This tool allows the exporting of account and budgeting periods based on filters associated with your chart of accounts segments, allowing for the creation of multiple Excel workbooks that can be delivered to division managers for the budgeting process or [...]
continue reading...Get Data Faster in Microsoft Dynamics GP
In my opinion, SmartList is the greatest ad-hoc reporting and inquiry tool available in Microsoft Dynamics GP. Its immediate access to users, ability to select multiple columns of data, and filter any number of ways goes beyond applause. SmartLists are also an amazing dataset for advanced reporting. Taking advantage of the ability to export to [...]
continue reading...Reprinting Accounts Payable Remittance Forms in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta
It’s inevitable working as an accounts payable staff; sooner or later, one of your vendors is going to lose the check stub or remittance form that went along with a payment detailing all of the invoices that the check was applied to. This is followed by the vendor calling or emailing looking for the information [...]
continue reading...Running SQL Reporting Services (SRS) Reports from Maintenance Windows in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta
No matter what reporting tool your organization uses for its many applications, a fact of life is that we depend on data analysis and the insight it provides to make better business decisions. To aid in this process, Microsoft has provided tighter integration between Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta and SQL Reporting Services (SRS). Traditionally, [...]
continue reading...Enhanced Email Document Security in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta
The email functionality added in Microsoft Dynamics® GP version 2010 was a long sought after feature. This allowed the emailing of invoices directly from the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system without the need for an additional third-party product or slow one at a time work-around.
continue reading...Improved Print Controls in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta
For many years, Microsoft Dynamics GP has leveraged a print process bypassing the standard print dialogue window that we have become accustomed to in so many other programs. The Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software program would leverage the use of any machine’s “default” printer for reports. While most of the time this wasn’t an issue, [...]
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