By Amy Walsh in Dynamics GP on Tuesday, February 28th, 2012
Ever heard the words, “I need more space?” Well in practical everyday life, probably. But in Dynamics GP world the phrase, “I need more Space,” takes on a whole new meaning. Read the rest of this entry »
By Dwight Specht in Business Intelligence, Business Intelligence CRM, Dynamics AX, Dynamics GP, Reporting, Reporting and BI on Monday, February 27th, 2012
The concept of Agile development has been around for years, driven by the need to drive software development projects with more flexibility and with a faster time-to-feature-release cycle. In the last 12 months, we’ve seen an increase in articles and interest in applying Agile development methodologies to business intelligence project – a quick Bing search on the term “Agile BI” shows almost 9.2 million hits.
Why is this important to you? Read the rest of this entry »
By Amy Walsh in Dynamics GP on Friday, February 24th, 2012
New Features available for Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 and 10. Payroll
Must use your PartnerSource or CustomerSource Log in to access site and download.
By Ann Cowgill in Dynamics GP, Dynamics GP Webinars, Webinars on Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
Analysis Cubes have been all the Rave over the past few years and it just keeps getting better. Watch our presentation on SSAS in Sharepoint and take your cubes to the next level.
Title: SSAS Cubes in Sharepoint
Speaker: Steve Ivie, I.B.I.S. Senior Consultant
By Ann Cowgill in Dynamics AX, Dynamics CRM, Dynamics GP on Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
Packt Publishing is crowning February, Microsoft Dynamics Mayhem, and celebrating its range of Dynamics books/e-books with exciting discounts. This includes discounts on David Duncan and Chris Liley’s Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Reporting and Mark Polino’s Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook!
Learn more about these exciting deals by visiting Packt Publishing.
By Amy Walsh in Dynamics GP on Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
For those working with Fixed Assets you know that running the routine called “GL Posting” creates the Financial Batch that later is posted to the GL. But what if the Batch is not created or someone deletes it? Read the rest of this entry »
By Amy Walsh in Dynamics GP on Tuesday, February 21st, 2012
Just the other day we ran into a Currency Symbol issue in the Financial Transactions Smartlist.
We have a company that has Functional Currency - EURO and a translation “Rate Table” - USD to EURO.
What we found was that when you run a Financial Transactions Smartlist with the columns for Debit, Credit, Orginating Debit and Orginating Credit for an “Unposted” Batch the currency symbol shows up as the Functional currency set for Dynamics GP. In our case the Euro symbol. However, when the Batch is posted the currency symbol corrects itself. The Orginating Debit and Orginating Credit is presented with the USD symbol and the Functional Debit and Credit as EURO symbol.
In both cases the amounts of the transaction and the coversion were correct, just the Currency presentation was incorrect.
We gathered from MS Support that this is a bug numbered 44074 that has an undetermined fix date.
By Ann Cowgill in Dynamics GP, Dynamics GP Webinars, Webinars on Wednesday, February 8th, 2012
Ever have customers/vendors you need to restrict orders or payments on? Dive into Customer and Vendor Holds in Dynamics GP. See the functionality in our free webinar.
Title: Customer/Vendor Holds in Microsoft Dynamics® GP
Speaker: Holly Thomasson, I.B.I.S. Associate Consultant
By Ann Cowgill in Business Intelligence, Dynamics GP, Dynamics GP Webinars, Reporting, Webinars on Monday, January 30th, 2012
Learn to leverage your Dynamics GP with Excel Report Builder. In this webinar we will explore how to create a basic excel report in Excel Report Builder, set a report to use pivot table functionality and create a report based on a SQL view. Join us as we show you just one more way Dynamics GP and Microsoft Excel can work together.
Title: Excel Report Builder for Microsoft Dynamics® GP
Speaker: Robert Sawyer, I.B.I.S. Consultant
By Jeremie Wride in Data, Dynamics CRM, Dynamics GP, Integration, Scribe Insight, SQL Server, SQL Statements on Friday, January 27th, 2012
While setting up an integration for a client, it became apparent that there is a problem with the MSGP Publisher that will only allow you to publish messages to the scribepublisherqueue for specific tables. After adding a table to the publisher and choosing options, I tried to save the publisher and it threw the error “Error when setting up GP Publisher: Sequence contains more than one matching element”. I never did figure out what that meant. After doing my diligence and checking the knowledgebase and forums on Open Mind to no avail, Scribe support was contacted for some assistance. They informed me that there is a known issue with many tables not being accounted for by the publisher and that it is a defect and there is no fix at this time. This left me with no resolution or workaround (thanks Scribe!) While Scribe gave us what they considered an acceptable answer to the problem, it didn’t solve anything for our client’s integration which left us to figure out one on our own. Here is what I came up with: Read the rest of this entry »
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