# DynamicAccounting.net — all original articles Full text of the 2,359 original articles (link posts excluded; see https://dynamicaccounting.net/ai/posts.jsonl for everything). --- # Moving to Archive - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/moving-to-archive/ - Date: 2024-01-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article A new year brings changes and 2024 is bringing some big ones. DynamicAccounting.net is moving to a new host under the hood. More importantly, it’s moving to archive status as of January 1. **As of December 31, 2024, it will go away.** **Historical Excel Reporting WILL continue to be available and supported for the life of Dynamics GP.** It will eventually have a new home later this year. This has been a difficult decision, but the site is massive and it was challenging to migrate. Even as an archive, there are ongoing maintenance requirements and costs. My work and focus have shifted over the last nine years at Fastpath. I still work with GP, but I spend less time with it each year and this site doesn’t get the attention it deserves. It’s been fun writing the fraud stories this year and those will continue at a new location. My writing is moving to a revamped [mpolino.com](https://mpolino.com). I’d love for you to check it out. Feel free to grab whatever articles or resources you need from the site. Just know it’s all going away in a year. --- # Leftovers in theLightning Round - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/leftovers-in-thelightning-round/ - Date: 2023-12-29 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article As we get to end I don’t have a big bang final fraud. Instead we’ve got a quick look at some post holiday leftover frauds. **Grandma got her fraud on** [Patricia Bennett is a 69 year old grandma who worked for the same firm for 25 years.](https://apple.news/A1sTcUzIgQsyvGsMoD_dqjw) She is accused of stealing £163,000 from her employer. She was an accounting manager and she reportedly shuffled funds to 3 bank accounts she controlled. She appears to have made payments to herself disguised as payments to legitimate vendors. Her successor discovered the fraud that wend back at least 13 years. She seems to have spend the money mostly on vacations with her husband. Patricia served 18 months in prison for the fraud. The smartest thing Patricia did was take small amounts of money over a long time. **Even the Legion isn’t immune** [The former president and treasure of a Canadian Legion branch have been charged with fraud.](https://apple.news/AufwoWYhuT0ClRi-V5zgzdA) It’s alleged that Giuseppina Fedele, a former president of a Royal Canadian Legion Branch in Woodbridge, Ont. wrote cheques to herself using the Legion’s account and used the funds for her personal use. Between 2017 and 2019, she wrote 34 cheques (spelled this way because Canada) and 7 electronic money transfers to herself for more than $33k. *[Sidebar: Does Cheque fraud carry a different sentence than Check fraud?]* Police said the former treasurer, 61-year-old Nicola Pinto, partook by signing 24 of the written cheques to Fedele. **Stealing Dough** [The former chief financial officer at collapsed bakery chain Patisserie Valerie is accused of  inflating profits, hiding debts, and presenting bogus figures in the company’s annual reports and public statements.](https://apple.news/AXMj0nFc8QamORV3CV-Wsqg) The company hole in the company’s financials is alleged to be as high as $94 million. Part of the allegations include presenting false invoices to their auditor, Grant Thornton. --- # These are a few of my favorite frauds - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/these-are-a-few-of-my-favorite-frauds/ - Date: 2023-12-29 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Yes, it’s weird to have favorite frauds, but after a year of covering a fraud a week, there are a few that stand out. [Bold](/100-million-fraud-at-abb-in-only-2-years/.)est – Myeong-se Oh was the Treasurer and one of two ethical ombudsmen at ABB South Korea. In only two years he made off with $100 million and has yet to be caught. Oh caused the company to borrow money and factor receivables to get as much cash a possible and then he disappeared with it. [Biggest](/wheres-the-beef-ghost-cattle-fraud/) – $244 million for ghost cattle lost betting on cattle futures. This might also be one of the weirdest. Arguably [Razzlekhan and boyfriend](/wp-admin/post.php) stole more, but much of that was recovered and its value is tied to the volatility of bitcoin. [FTX](/ftx-how-to-do-fraud-at-a-futures-exchange/) and [Celcius](/celsius-crypto-commingling-fraud/) may also turn out to be larger, but there are still opportunities for recovery in those cases. Plus, ghost cattle. [Saddest](/romance-steal-1-million-pounds-for-your-non-existent-lover/) – The story of Manjit Singh stealing £1 Million for her lover who then turned out to be a fraud is just sad. [Mostest](/wp-admin/post.php) – Girardi Keese was not the largest fraud we covered but when the named partner of a law firm is stealing customer funds and the CFO is separately stealing funds, there’s a lot of fraud going on all at once. [Funnest](/wp-admin/post.php) – Committing a fraud inspired by the movie Office Space, which has a fraud scheme running through it, is not the best idea. The perpetrators got caught in the movie and in real life. Still, it’s a lot of fun from the outside. What did I learn from doing a year of fraud reporting? I learned that many, many frauds are boring. Someone with too much access writes checks to themselves and does the minimum to cover it up. They get away with it for years. Why do we still let this happen? We can do better. Do better in the new year. --- # More HOA fraud, $3 million and counting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/more-hoa-fraud-3-million-and-counting/ - Date: 2023-12-22 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article The Hammocks is considered the largest homeowner’s association (HOA) in South Florida with more than 18,000 residents across single family homes and condos. The Miami area group of 40 subdivisions is larger than many towns in the U.S. The HOA took in $4million a year in dues and fees. For years residents complained of mismanagement, a lack of transparency, and significant fee increases. In one case HOA dues increased 400% in a single year. [In 2017 authorities started investigating The Hammocks HOA. It would take five years, but in November of 2022 they finally arrested five people, four ex-board members of the HOA and the husband of an ex-board member.](https://therealdeal.com/magazine/national-january-2023/recipe-for-fraud/) The amount missing is still in dispute, but $1 million quickly became $2 million and now the number is north of $3 million. The current tally is $3.4 million. The core of this scheme is a fraudulent vendor scheme. Board president Marglli Gallego is alleged to have funneled cash to five companies, two controlled by her husband Jose Antonio Gonzalez. The companies in question were paid for services not rendered. Board members Myriam Rodgers, 77; Monica Ghilardi, 52; and Yoleidis Lopez Garcia, 47 are also alleged to have written checks to these fraudulent vendors. Vendors not controlled by Gonzalez were paid for services not rendered. They then kicked back part of those payments to Gallego and Gonzalez. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/image-1024x577.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/image.png) Attorney Sebastian Jaramillo said it is as if the board members didn’t try to mask their alleged chicanery.  “The fraud to me seems very unsophisticated. It’s a situation where she is paying to her husband’s company, which is domiciled in her own addresses,” he said, referring to Excellent Work. “There isn’t even any attempt to hide it.” While they didn’t do a great job of hiding their fraud, they are accused of retaliating against homeowners who fought for greater disclosure and even against police during the investigation. The common reference to HOA board members as petty tyrants seems appropriate here. A single firm tied to Gonzalez is alleged to have received more than $1.1 million in payments. Additionally, Gallego. who was initially arrested in 2021, is alleged to have spent more than $800k of HOA funds on her criminal defense. Florida law mandates annual financial audits for HOA’s, which the Hammocks allegedly ignored starting in 2018. Yet the statute requires HOAs to provide the reports only once a records request is made. After the revelations a judge took the unusual step of putting the Hammocks HOA in receivership, essentially bankruptcy, with an appointed receiver. Subsequent to the arrests, David Gersten, the receiver overseeing the Hammocks, filed a lawsuit against the other four board members alleging “[they failed to curb their arrested colleagues, including letting them funnel funds ‘without insisting on even minimal documentation to support the illicit payments](https://therealdeal.com/miami/2023/09/21/hammocks-wins-2m-settlement-in-case-against-ex-board-members/),'” Ultimately the parties settled with the board members tendering the full $2 million available under directors and officers insurance. I think the lesson here is simple. If money is involved, ask to see the controls. The less sophisticated the organization, the more like it is to be messy. --- # A different kind of mail fraud to the tune of $875k - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-different-kind-of-mail-fraud-to-the-tune-of-875k/ - Date: 2023-12-15 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article It’s not unusual to see a conviction for wire fraud or mail fraud in corporate fraud cases. Mailing a check or electronically transferring money is common in schemes and tends to be an easier conviction. [Today we have a different kind of mail fraud.](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/10/20/usps-worker-connecticut-pleads-guilty-defrauding-schemes/71261575007/) Ephrem D. Nguyen was a postmaster for the Danbury, Connecticut post office. Part of Nguyen’s responsibilities included supervising maintenance and repair for USPS equipment, facilities and vehicles. Late in 2020, Nguyen required that all postal vehicles go to a specific shop for repairs, despite that shop not being the contract by the postal service for that office. As part of redirecting the service. Nguyen insisted on free car repairs and service for himself, a co-worker, one of his children, and more. In 2022 he insisted on a cash bribe from the shop of $90k. All of these costs were passed on to the postal service by overcharging for services. Ultimately his bribes, embezzlement, and kickbacks resulted in an estimated loss to USPS of $875k. Just a reminder, kickbacks are illegal because the employee is putting their interests above their employer’s interests. That violates the fiduciary duty they have as part of being an employee and as part of having responsibility for financial matters. Too many people view kickbacks as a way of doing business. They tell themselves no one is getting hurt. It’s still illegal. --- # $2 Million of Chicken Fried Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2-million-of-chicken-fried-fraud/ - Date: 2023-12-08 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Humans are rarely as creative as when they are committing fraud. I never thought I’d be talking about chicken frames when I started this series, but here we are. William Hickman and Brian Whiteman worked for Raeford Farms in Louisiana as the sales manager and assistant sales manager respectively. As [reported in Meat+Poultry](https://www.meatpoultry.com/articles/29153-former-raeford-farms-employees-sentenced-for-fraud) of all places, the two were convicted of concocting a scheme to extract money from Raeford Farms by inserting fake intermediaries into the sales process. Essentially they created a wholesaler that would purchase chicken frames from Raeford and sell them to places like Heritage Food at a markup. The intermediary provided no value and never took delivery of the product. Hickman would sell the frames to a company he controlled at rock-bottom prices then turn around and sell them to Heritage Farms and pocket the markup. This is a variation on a kickback. Hickman and Whiteman were operating in bad faith. Rather than selling to the customer and letting the company make the profit, they were siphoning off profit for themselves. Whiteman helped conceal the fraud. He had control of inventory and shipping making him a good choice as an accomplice. The two were convicted of fraud totaling more than $2 million. Interestingly, each of them faces restitution of more than $2 million along with jail time. Hickman got 52 months and $2.6 million in restitution. Whiteman was sentenced to 20 months and $2 million in restitution. For the record, I avoided any puns about the two getting cocky during their scheme. You’re welcome. --- # Tax Fraud…at the IRS! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tax-fraud-at-the-irs/ - Date: 2023-12-01 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article I wasn’t going to cover this. I usually don’t cover tax fraud, but this is closer to garden variety fraud committed as part of a tax case. The irony of the IRS committing fraud in a tax case is simply too good to pass up. This gets technical so hang on, it’s worth it. Congress created “syndicated conservation easements” in the 1980’s. Essentially land owners could donate development rights on a piece of land to a qualified charity in exchange for a tax deduction. Essentially this is a tax break for not covering every piece of land in concrete. Unsurprisingly, the easements have become big business. Companies buy up land, have it appraised for its foregone developmental value, and then sell stakes to investors who receive the tax benefit. Unsurprisingly, some people don’t like this aspect and the IRS started cracking down on inflated land appraisals. There’s just one hiccup. [The federal tax code requires an IRS supervisor to approve in writing the initial determination of a penalty.](https://www.columbiamissourian.com/opinion/guest_commentaries/a-case-of-tax-fraud-at-the-irs/article_98e9e550-6312-11ee-bf77-cb91258486e7.html) It told you this would get technical. In the case of *[Lakepoint Land II LLC v. Commissioner](https://apple.news/Ax4Yw83_PTGimApg8p7MqeA)* that didn’t happen in 2016 like it should have. The company presented emails in the case which showed the IRS didn’t get a supervisor’s written approval for a $15 million penalty. Okay. Somebody made a mistake. No harm, no foul, the company gets off on a technicality, right? It happens. Wrong. [They say the problem is not the crime but the coverup and boy did the IRS appear to engage in a coverup.](https://www.taxnotes.com/research/federal/court-documents/court-opinions-and-orders/tax-court-vacates-penalty-approval-decision%2c-will-sanction-irs/7h7th) The supervisor backdated her signature by seven months. This wasn’t a case of forgetting to sign on Friday so she signed on Monday and back-dated it. Seven months is not an honest mistake. Additionally, IRS attorneys swore to the accuracy of the date and continued to mislead the court even after the lie was discovered. This paragraph is too good not to quote: “A judge in U.S. Tax Court had sanctioned the IRS in the case, ripping the agency’s counsel for acting in “bad faith” and having “multiplied the proceedings in this case unreasonably and vexatiously” by failing to tell the court that documents it used to assess a penalty had been backdated.” The IRS agreed to settle this case without any penalties to Lakewood, IRS attorneys were sanctioned, read fined, and the IRS was ordered to pay Lakewood’s attorney fees and costs. The Wall Street Journal opinion article alleges that there are other cases like this. This is still fraud and monkey business like this goes on in non-governmental organizations as well. --- # Sticking it to the HOA(s) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sticking-it-to-the-hoas/ - Date: 2023-11-24 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Accounting & Career - Type: original article Occasionally there are scenarios where all the players are villains and you hope everyone loses. This isn’t quite that…but for some people it’s going to be close. Many, many people hate their Homeowner’s Association (HOA). It’s not unusual for this hatred to come from petty tyrants on the board or petty snitches reporting their neighbors. As a simple example, a lot of years ago we put up our Christmas tree early. Like the first of November early. We were going to be traveling a lot during the holidays and options were early or late, so we put it up early. This was the Christmas tree INSIDE our house. It was visible in the front window, but it was in our house. Someone complained to the HOA board. My wife happened to be at the meeting. Long story short, the Christmas tree stayed up as a giant ~~middle finger~~ symbol of the holidays. [There is no evidence that David Efrem Katz, 56 was trying to stick it to the HOA, but boy did he do it on a grand scale.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-mn/pr/former-cfo-pleads-guilty-embezzling-more-3-million-employer) Katz was the CFO of Durand and Associates  (D&A), a property management company that primarily serviced HOAs. Between 2012 and 2017 Katz stole $3 million from his company and customer HOA’s. Katz started as an accountant in 1998 eventually rising to CFO in 2012. Katz’s base salary was a miserly $47,500 so Katz went a head and paid himself $6,500 every two weeks. Essentially more than tripling his salary. I have to give Katz credit. Once he was in, he was all in. Katz opened credit cards in the company’s name and put personal expenses on them. He took out a loan in the company’s name. He reimbursed himself for expenses never incurred. All of this was done with company funds, and according to the indictment, client HOA funds as well. Katz hid the expenses with false entries, no surprise. I do want to stop and look at this. Katz committed payroll fraud, loan fraud, credit card fraud, expense reimbursement fraud. He really went all in. This is up there [Myeong-se Oh from ABB South Korea](/100-million-fraud-at-abb-in-only-2-years/) who factored company receivables to get more money to steal. I wasn’t able to find out how he was caught, but the fraud lasted through 2017 and Katz finally plead guilty in 2023. --- # 1,300 Felony Fraud Charges is a Lot - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/1300-felony-fraud-charges-is-a-lot/ - Date: 2023-11-17 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We head to northern Pennsylvania this week. From [North Penn News comes the story](https://northpennnow.com/woman-facing-felony-charges-for-embezzlement-scheme-in-upper-gwynedd-p7344-119.htm) of Judith Butt, age 73. Butt is accused of embezzling $375k from the Gwynedd Office Condominium Association (GOCA). From the article: “GOCA is a group of tenants that occupy suites at 311 Sumneytown Pike, and they hired Butt as their accountant in 2009 to maintain their account and pay bills for sewer, electric, landscaping, cleaning, and other expenses.” So we have an office building made up of condos. They have an association to manage shared costs. Butt was hired as the bookkeeper. Simple enough. Butt was paid a little more than $4k a year to manage the account using her own computer and equipment. So about $350/month to write some checks and collect condo dues. Unsurprisingly given what we talk about here, Butt wrote checks for her own use including checks to Diamond Appaloosa Ranch where Butt is a partial owner. She was caught in March 2023 when the sewer authority came looking for $22k in payments dating back 3 years. GOCA checked the bank account and found all kinds of suspicious payments, so they went to Butt. Many folks roll over immediately when confronted, but not Butt. She doubled down. Butt denied GOCA access to Quickbooks claiming her computer was working. She wrote them a check for $7k saying it was for mistakenly writing checks from the GOCA account rather than her personal account. Butt had previously changed all billing and account information for the bank and vendors to her house, making it more difficult to research. If that wasn’t enough: “She later provided 11 sealed envelopes containing check records from the account to GOCA, however police said 10 of the sealed envelopes were faked to appear as if they were sent via USPS, and the checks inside did not match with the account records provided from the bank, according to police.” That’s dedication. Creating fake checks and bank records after you’ve been caught is a bold move. Unfortunately for Butt it wasn’t bold enough. She was arrested and charged with felony counts of dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities, receiving stolen property, thefts by unlawful taking, theft by deception, access device fraud, theft by failing to make required disbursement of funds, and 1,302 counts of forgery. The thefts are alleged to have occurred between 2016 and 2023 but bank records were only available back to 2016. Butt started work in 2009 so the actual theft could be higher. Often we see charges of guilty pleas of wire fraud or mail fraud in cases like this. Those frauds are easier to prove. Thirteen hundred counts of forgery mean the prosecution is mad. Even without any kind of segregation of duties here a simple independent bank rec would have caught this much earlier. --- # 3rd Fraud is Not the Charm - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/3rd-fraud-is-not-the-charm/ - Date: 2023-11-10 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Buckle up everyone. Previously we looked at an individual who [stole to pay back a previous employer he had stolen from](/stealing-to-payback-stolen-money/). Today we have Mandy Deann Urban, 47. [According to the indictment, Mandy was a senior staff accountant for an unnamed company in Charlotte, NC](https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/twice-convicted-accountant-charged-embezzling-more-11-million-employer). She is accused of stealing $1.1 million. Urban was responsible for general ledger entries and financial statement preparation, along with reconciling AP, AR, and bank accounts. From 2019 to 2022 Urban pulled the unsophisticated, but reliable ploy of transferring data to bank accounts she controlled and making fraudulent entries to cover her tracks. Basic SOD blocking and tackling was missing here. One person managing the GL, moving funds, and performing reconciliations is problematic at best. Urban allegedly made 245 transfers for just over $1.1 million. It alleged that she used the funds to pay personal expenses, including tens of thousands of dollars for mortgage, car, education, and vacation expenses, and to buy cryptocurrency. Additionally, it is alleged that Urban transferred significant amounts of embezzled funds to family members. It is not alleged that she used any of the money to pay restitution due in previous cases. There are some important unknowns here. The indictment says she did this from January 2019 to June 2022. Based on a [Ft. Myers News Press](https://news.yahoo.com/fort-myers-woman-makes-plea-173342645.html?guccounter=1) story from May 2022, she was arrested in Charlotte in early 2021 on an outstanding fugitive warrant. I haven’t been able to find clarification for the date discrepancy. I’m giving the unnamed company the benefit of the doubt that she didn’t continue to work there for another year. I assume someone has their dates wrong. Still, that’s a heck of a way to get caught. Prior to her stint in Charlotte, Urban worked for Quigley Eye Specialists (operating as Eye Health of Fort Myers) and St. John’s Surgery Center. They fired her after noticing “bookkeeping irregularities”. From 2013 to 2017 she wrote herself 108 business checks totaling $267k. While working in Charlotte, she was supposed to be paying more than $283k in restitution. How did she get caught in Ft. Myers? The company found out she had a prior conviction for stealing $135k from a previous employer using fraudulent credit card transactions. There’s not much information on the earliest case, but in Charlotte and Ft. Myers, it was outside influences like an outstanding warrant or finding a previous conviction that got her caught. Without those, Urban could have kept stealing. This is why you should do background checks. I’m all for giving people a chance to turn their lives around just [don’t do it through the accounting department.](/would-you-hire-a-fraud/) --- # Bigmotor = Godzilla Size Fraud! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bigmotor-godzilla-size-fraud/ - Date: 2023-11-03 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In this fraud series, I’ve tried to avoid companies that are complete frauds from the beginning. If someone just creates a pump-and-dump stock scheme, it doesn’t make this list because there are no lessons to learn there, other than don’t do fraud. FTX and Celcius both seem to have started as more or less legitimate enterprises that devolved into significant frauds through hubris or laziness. My take for now is that those organizations were so poorly run that they became fraudulent, but they didn’t start that way nor did they intentionally turn fraudulent. The [Bigmotor case is similar](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENl3eh1o-SM&list=FLpSu8R0JDKphHHxW7PcEhxg&index=1), but so much worse. Bigmotor was absolutely a legitimate organization, except that it seems to have intentionally devolved into fraud. Like many things in Japan, it is completely over the top. Bigmotor was the largest used car dealership and repair company in Japan. Kaneshige Hiroyuki started the firm in 1976 and grew to 300 dealerships with a valuation of nearly $1 billion. For comparison purposes Japan has roughly the same area as California, but roughly 2.5 times the population. Thirty-five years after starting the company he hired his son Kouichi. Sales took off and Kouichi was promoted to Vice President of the firm. Sustained insane growth eventually led to questions and in 2023 a number of significant fraudulent items came to light. First, Bigmotor was caught on video showing employees how to falsify repairs. For example, a training video showed how to pop a tire and say all four needed to be replaced. That initial leak led to more allegations including charging for oil changes not performed, extending scratches to increase repair costs, inflicting intentional damage, and more. But that’s just ripping off customers. Kouichi used to work for Sompo, one of the three big car insurance companies in Japan. When he came to Bigmotor he brought more than 30 of his Sompo colleagues. They helped train the staff on how to take photos to increase insurance payouts by making the damage look worse. They also showed how to use chalk to simulate damage that didn’t actually exist. Sompo eventually found out and decided it didn’t care. Sompo was the 2nd largest shareholder after Bigmotor’s founder. Plus, Bigmotor would recommend and sell Sompo insurance for cars sold off their lots. The new insurance sales more than offset the insurance fraud losses. For comparison, imagine if this was Carmax and State Farm. The outcry would be ridiculous. Additionally, Kouichi was way over the line when it came to meeting sales numbers. One of the items that came to light was that dealerships were killing trees if they blocked views of a dealership from the street. This happened enough that multiple Google Street View cars captured employees poisoning trees. It happened enough that it inspired cosplay in Japan. I mean, how many trees do you have to kill to inspire cosplay? This is also a bigger deal in Japan than it would be in the US, but it would still be a problem in the US. Kouichi became famous for berating and mocking salespeople and managers who didn’t make their sales numbers. A visit by Kouichi to a dealership took a multi-day preparation effort to avoid getting fired. Finally, as a new employee, you were also expected to buy a car. One example included a 10-year car loan at 9% interest for a new employee. Yikes. The leaking training video, questions from other insurers, dead trees, and more finally brought the scandal to a head in July of 2023. As a result of the scandal, Kaneshige Hiroyuki and Kouichi resigned. Profits plummeted. Two other competitors have admitted to committing similar fraud trying to keep up with Bigmotor. The CEO of Sompo also resigned. This is worse than just tone at the top. This wasn’t just a CEO hinting at impropriety to make quarterly numbers, this was taking a successful business and burning all remaining ethics to the ground. I also thought it was interesting that competitors felt they had to commit fraud to keep up. It’s interesting that Sompo got pulled into this fraud. The rot wasn’t contained to a single firm but spread to other firms around them. --- # Bonus – Tweaking the algorithm - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bonus-tweaking-the-algorithm/ - Date: 2023-10-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Just a little bonus today from the [Wall Street Journal](https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/hedge-fund-two-sigma-is-hit-by-trading-scandal-501913cb?mod=hp_lead_pos5): A researcher at Two Sigma Investments adjusted the hedge fund’s investing models without authorization, the firm has told clients, leading to losses in some funds, big gains in others and fresh regulatory scrutiny. The researcher, Jian Wu, a senior vice president at New York-based Two Sigma, was trying to boost his compensation, Two Sigma has told clients, without identifying Wu. He made changes over the past year that resulted in a total of $620 million in unexpected gains and losses, according to people close to the matter and investor letters. Two Sigma has placed Wu on administrative leave. The Securities and Exchange Commission is examining the matter. … Wu’s changes led to gains of $450 million in total for some Two Sigma funds—including those in which the firm’s own executives and employees invest, as well as those available to clients. But they also led to a total of $170 million in losses for other funds compared with how they otherwise would have fared—losses largely borne by clients. Two Sigma has made them whole. People familiar with the situation said Wu was trying to improve the firm’s performance, which would have benefited his career and potential pay. --- # Payroll Fraud: Raise your own pay 10X - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/payroll-fraud-raise-your-own-pay-10x/ - Date: 2023-10-27 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payroll & HR, Accounting & Career - Type: original article We’ve all felt underpaid at various times. This feeling of being underappreciated is a little miserable and can motivate people to act. They find a better job, go back to school for a new degree, or just steal. Our story today looks at another law firm. In March of 2022, [Christiane Irwin pled guilty to stealing $1.48 million from her employer.](https://www.goingconcern.com/controller-inflated-salary-doj/?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=controller-inflated-salary-doj) Irwin worked as the controller for the law firm [Simon Greenstone Panatier](https://texaslawbook.net/mystery-dallas-law-firm-bilked-out-of-1-48m-by-former-controller/). Her salary was reportedly $140k a year and part of her job was submitting payroll details to the firm’s payroll provider. Starting in 2019 Ms Irwin began inflating her own salary, first by $30k/month rising to $49k/month by the end. These amounts were direct deposited as part of her payroll every 2 weeks. In total she is alleged to have received improper payments of $1.48 million over 3 years. This seems simple enough. Jacking up your salary when you have responsibility for payroll isn’t sophisticated. Any number of controls could have caught this. A review of payroll, a review of budget to actual for payroll. Even an independent bank reconciliation might have found some good questions to ask. By the end this was like hiring another 3 1/2 Christiane Irwin’s at her salary. Most law firms are light on back office staff. Attorney’s are outwardly focused on clients and they put their money into staff that can be billed out. That’s why we’ve seen a couple of frauds related to law firms, but it’s not a good excuse for ignoring the basics of good controls. --- # Romance: Steal £1 Million for Your Non-Existent Lover - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/romance-steal-1-million-pounds-for-your-non-existent-lover/ - Date: 2023-10-20 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Today’s fraud is a little sad. People have lots of motivations for committing fraud. Common ones include simple greed, a desire for nice things, consumer debt, gambling debt/losses, investment losses, living beyond one’s means, and feelings of being unappreciated/underpaid. We’ve seen plenty of these motivations this year. The [story of Manjit Singh](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/woman-stole-1m-work-gave-30493682) is different. Singh, 60, fell victim to a romance fraud. She stole from her employer to give money to a boyfriend, Ravi Jani, who didn’t exist. In 2019 Singh went to work for Lei Dat and Baig Solicitors. By 2019 she was trusted enough to work on cases. assist with accounting, transfer funds within the company, and pay third parties. In 2021 the law firm’s owner, Naeem Baig, checked the bank balance expecting to find about £800k. Instead, the balance was closer to £40k. He looked through the bank transactions and found repeated transfers to a Patricia Flannery. They totaled £958,180. Ms Singh initially claimed the transfers had been properly made by the firm. Then she changed her story and claimed it was a mistake and sent a picture of a check (or cheque, it is the UK after all) for £945k. The next day, Ms. Singh claimed the money should have come from her personal account and she would pay it back from £2 million she had in a Malaysian bank account. She then put Ravi Jani on the phone with Mr. Baig. Jani promised the money would be back that day. It must have been an interesting conversation because Baig immediately called the police. Singh met Jani via an online dating service. Jani claimed he lived in Dubai. He told her she was beautiful. Singh was especially vulnerable. She allegedly has long-standing mental health issues and her husband left her for another woman in 2019, while Singh was battling cancer. Ouch. Jani clearly manipulated Singh. It started with a request for a small amount and grew from there into a staggering sum of money. The court seemed sympathetic as well noting: “The amount stolen by you is, in truth, quite staggering. Not only were you a fraudster, you were also the victim of a fraud that has rightly been called a romance fraud. “You did not receive one penny for that which you did dishonestly. At the time, it is quite apparent you had been exploited.” The individual posing as Ravi Jani has not been caught. Funds sent were immediately moved and have proven difficult to trace. Ms. Singh received a sentence of 2 years in jail for her crimes. Good internal controls help prevent scenarios like this. Effective segregation of duties would likely have prevented this or at least mitigated the damage. --- # Deconstructing Carillon’s Construction Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/deconstructing-carillon/ - Date: 2023-10-13 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We’re going to stay in the UK for this next fraud. It goes back a little bit. [Carillon, PLC was a construction giant in the UK that collapsed suddenly in 2018.](https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/accounting-tricks-how-carillion-duped-market/) In 2017 Carillon issued a profit warning indicating a decrease in the value of its contracts by £845 million. Later that year, the decrease stretched to more than a billion pounds. By the next year, Carillon was done with liabilities of £7 billion, but only £29 million in the bank. More than 3,000 people lost their jobs and hundreds of projects were impacted. This was classic fraud at the top, but also in the middle and all the way down. Carillon regularly used accounting estimates to misrepresent revenue. Carillon consistently overestimated the revenue they were generating. In a simplified example, Carillon found cracks in concrete columns on a large project. Remediation was estimated to result in a loss on the project of 12.7%. Instead, management overrode the estimate and recorded an expected profit of 4.9%. At some point, this is unsustainable. Additionally, Carillon regularly recorded revenue that was “traded not certified”. This was revenue that clients had not signed off on yet. Often this revenue was in dispute and extremely uncertain. Carillon didn’t disclose the nature of this revenue in its financial statements. In 2016 this amounted to £294 million. Carillon also used reverse factoring to hide debt in its supply chain. Essentially banks would pay the bills, Carillon would pay the banks at a later date. This allowed Carillon to hide longer-term debt as trade payables making the company’s financials look better. Carillon misclassified almost half a billion pounds this way. Ultimately, Carillon failed spectacularly. KPMG was fined £14 million and severely reprimanded for its role as Carillon’s auditor. This was a fraud all the way down. Even as they were making up numbers Carillon was paying out huge dividends. --- # Man City Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/man-city-fraud/ - Date: 2023-10-06 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article No company is immune to fraud. We’ve seen large companies, small companies, well-known companies, and unknown companies. We’ve got another well-known organization in today’s fraud, Manchester City Football Club. Like other UK frauds, we get some details, but not enough specifics. F[iona Barclay worked as a Business Development Manager for Man City in their hospitality department.](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/greedy-exec-who-stole-manchester-27276292) Her salary was reportedly £30,000 a year. From 2019 to 2021 she stole more than £100,000. In 2021 accountants took note of a £25,000 refund because it was a large round number. They discovered that£15k of that amount had been deposited to Barclay’s personal account. When confronted, Barclay claimed it was an error and returned the £15k. Further digging revealed the full scope of the theft. In various statements, [Barclay claimed she took the money to pay for part of her wedding and to buy gifts for her husband and family](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/greedy-exec-who-stole-manchester-27276292). In later statements, [Barclays claimed the fraud was a ‘coping mechanism’ as a result of her mental health issues](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11073629/Manchester-City-executive-worked-clubs-hospitality-arm-stole-100-000.html). The core fraud seems to be that Barclay would redirect all or part of refunds due to Man City to her personal account. Additionally, she was accused of inappropriately accessing customer bank accounts, though Man City claims no customer funds were accessed. This is where the maddening lack of detail comes in. Knowing more would help prevent similar frauds. Still, redirecting refunds is a pretty good fraud. Presumably, the company has already expensed the funds. They may or may not be looking for a refund and the amount of an expected refund may not be clear. That lack of clarity helps make this fraud possible. Barclay was sentenced to 18 months in prison. She served 9 months behind bars and the rest on probation. She was only required to pay back £2,550. --- # Don’t Steal Cars, Steal $8 Million from the Dealership - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-steal-cars-steal-8-million-from-the-dealership/ - Date: 2023-09-29 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Through 2018, [Mark Esposito was the COO of Fenton Motors Group](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/dollar8-million-allegedly-stolen-from-fenton-motors-of-frisco/ar-AA1dsP8Z), a Texas-based auto dealer with 20 dealerships across multiple states. He is accused of stealing $8 million dollars to facilitate his lavish lifestyle. He is also accused of working with a co-defendant, William Lavin, the firm’s CFO. If the COO and CFO are colluding to steal from an organization, that company is in real trouble. Fenton Motors was in real trouble. The company ended up selling off dealerships and going out of business. To add insult to injury, the [two co-conspirators blamed cash shortages on the owner, Fenton, accusing him of stealing from the dealership](https://restlinks.blogspot.com/2023/07/feds-former-frisco-auto-dealership-exec.html). That was a bold move. It is alleged that Esposito made transfers to his personal account, paid personal credit cards with company funds, and set up an unauthorized bonus plan for himself. [For example, he opened a personal American Express Card with the name “Fenton Motors” to make it easier to hide improper payments to that card.](https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-exposito) Lavin was key to this scheme. As CFO he was the only person with access to Quickbooks and actively worked to hide Esposito’s scheme. It’s unclear if or how Lavin benefited. When confronted, Lavin grabbed his laptop and ran out of the building. He later committed suicide so we may never know his full involvement. As straightforward as this case seems, there are plenty of twists still to come. First, Fenton Motors should have seen this coming. In 1987 Esposito was convicted in California of passing fake checks/forgery with a sentence of four years probation and 180 days in jail. In 1998 Esposito was convicted of theft. He stole approximately $50k from a Toyota dealership that he used for vehicle repairs, to pay a cell phone bill, and to pay himself via a false commission. That false commission looks a lot like foreshadowing. Background checks are important. Second, Esposito is the stepson of former Senator Claire McCaskill. Based on recorded calls it is alleged that Esposito tried to get McCaskill to use her influence to help him get out of this mess. She declined. Third, as if $8 million wasn’t enough, Esposito is also accused of improperly collecting $2.5 million in PPP loans from an unrelated business. Esposito had a web of quasi and pseudo-businesses with ties to Dubai. This web led to Esposito initially being denied bail. There’s a lot in here including collusion at the top and a lack of segregation of duties. I mean, the CFO was the only person with access to Quickbooks and he ran out with his laptop that had the only copy of Quickbooks on it. That is a concentration of duties. Ultimately Esposito had a history of financial fraud and really shouldn’t have been hired into a COO position. He certainly shouldn’t have been left without adult supervision. Lavin’s willingness to participate in this scheme raises additional questions about Fenton’s hiring processes. --- # Fraud Induced Panic at the WANDisco - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fraud-induced-panic-at-the-wandisco/ - Date: 2023-09-22 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article This a frustrating case because it’s still ongoing and a lot of data isn’t available, but we’ll try. WANdisco is a UK company that specializes in moving large amounts of data to the cloud. The name is an acronym for wide-area network distributed computing. They grew organically and had a successful IPO in 2012 on the London Stock Exchange. In 2023 the company was exploring a dual US/UK listing. In March of 2023, the company was forced to restate earnings. [An initial investigation had revealed that purchase orders spanning revenue of $14.9 million last year and sales bookings of $115.4 million had been false, the company said. It meant annual revenues outlined in January should have been $9.7 million, rather than not less than $24 million, and bookings should have been $11.4 million, not $127 million.](https://apple.news/A2i6lEuldT3y4JxobUGIzqw) Ouch. 2/3 of 2022 revenue was false. WANdisco had been audited by PWC through 2018 and subsequently by BDO. An initial investigation by FRP Advisory indicated that they “continue to support the initial view that the irregularities are as a result of the actions of one senior sales employee”. If this is true, one person managed to almost triple revenue fraudulently. There appear to have been at least some red flags. Revenue tripled year over year but with significant growth in the percentage of receivables. [The relationship between sales and receivables should have been consistent, but receivables growth significantly outpaced revenue growth](https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/business/finance-strategy/panic-at-wandisco-as-suspected-fraud-uncovered). The presence of sales without collections is a definite red flag. Additionally, the company kept reporting contract wins without naming the customers. Certainly, there are customers who prefer not to be named in press releases, but not all of them. WANidisco founder and CEO Dave Richards and CFO Erik Miller stepped down in April. Additionally, the company was forced to lay off 30% of its staff and indicate risks to its ability to continue as a going concern. However, the outcome is bigger than just this fraud. Like Wirecard in Germany, [WANdisco was seen as a key example for luring and developing startups in the UK.](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wandisco-fiasco-shows-why-britain-060000335.html) WANdisco was able to raise another $30 million so it appears that the going concern risk is mitigated for now. It doesn’t take a genius to argue a lack of internal controls here. I would argue that falsified revenue also points to a problem with the tone at the top. It’s months later and there is still no indication of who was responsible which seems odd. This is a publicly-traded company with a material misstatement that seems to clearly indicate a responsible individual. I’m not into conspiracy theories, but this one is weird. --- # Eldridge, Iowa City Clerk Accused of Misuse of $75k of County Funds - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/eldridge-iowa-city-clerk-accused-of-misuse-of-75k-of-county-funds/ - Date: 2023-09-15 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article [In 2022 officials from the City of Eldridge, IA has some concerns about “spending and “certain financial transactions” processed by former city clerk Donna Benson.](https://www.ourquadcities.com/news/local-news/iowa-auditor-investigates-former-eldridge-city-clerks-spending/) They asked the state auditor to review transactions from 2017 through 2022. The auditor’s report covered the period of January of 2017 through October of 2022, not quite 6 years. Over that period the special investigation found a little over $76k in improper disbursements almost $9k of unsupported disbursements. The $76k included: - $42k of personal purchases made with the city’s credit card - $1.1k of unauthorized payroll - $16k in payments to Benson’s personal credit card - $16k in payments to other vendors for personal expenses. The additional $9k was mostly credit card charges and payments to vendors that could not be conclusively proven to be personal. The case has been turned over to law enforcement. If the allegations are true, Donna Benson is no criminal mastermind, but $12k a year was a nice little raise. It gets worse. In March of 2022, six months earlier, the state auditor issued a report recommending the city improve segregate duties, reconcile ending cash and investments, and implement a purchasing policy. None of those recommendations were adopted. The auditor’s special report again recommends strengthening internal controls, including properly segregating duties, performing independent reviews of bank reconciliations, and ensuring all disbursements are properly supported, approved, and paid in a timely manner. This is pretty straightforward stuff. If you think it can’t happen in your organization you’ve simply been lucky. But there’s one more fun piece to this. At the bottom of the article is this [link to all of the State of Iowa’s Auditor reports](https://www.auditor.iowa.gov/reports/audit-reports/?keyword=&EntityTypeID=&CategoryID=10&ReleaseDate=&ReleaseDateTo=&ReportPeriodEnding=&ReportPeriodEndingTo=&FirmID=). [Additionally there is a detailed link for each case including this one.](https://www.auditor.iowa.gov/reports/file/72986/embed) The details are fascinating and the number of investigations is eye opening. Not all of them result in referrals to law enforcement, one case found $151 in improper disbursement for example, but there’s a lot of shenanigans going on. --- # IT Purchasing Scheme leads to $1.4 Million Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/it-purchasing-scheme-leads-to-1-4-million-fraud/ - Date: 2023-09-08 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article We’re off to New Hampshire this week. In early 2019 Tod Erickson of Londonderry, New Hampshire worked in Massachusetts for a Canadian-owned telecommunication company. He was an IT manager and he had responsibility for submitting purchase requests for IT equipment like computers and hard drives. [It is alleged that from 2012 through February of 2019 Erickson submitted fraudulent requests, essentially requests for unneeded equipment.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/former-information-technology-manager-agrees-plead-guilty-theft-over-14-million-employer) He would then sell the equipment for his personal benefit. In a twist, he is also alleged to have filed false tax returns by not reporting his illegal income. This one could be tricky. If Erickson managed to get the computer equipment properly added to the budget, he could make a legitimate purchase request, get it approved per the budget, appropriately received and invoiced. Everything would be above board coming in the front door and then quietly walk out the back. At least some of these items should have been treated as fixed assets. Controls over assets should have turned up a problem over the seven years of this fraud. Segregation of Duties could have helped if someone else was responsible for managing and distributing the equipment. Appropriate inventory controls over unissued equipment would also help. Like I said, this one could be tricky to catch in a small office. --- # $400k of HR Fraud at Financial Magazines - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/400k-of-hr-fraud-at-financial-magazines/ - Date: 2023-09-01 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payroll & HR - Type: original article We’ve seen plenty of fraud out of the accounting department. We’ve seen fraud out of purchasing and fraud out of IT. Today we’ve got fraud out of HR. Mansueto Ventures is the publisher of Inc. Magazine and Fast Company so this one is a little embarrassing for them. This case is also unique in that it deviates from my theory that fraud is often caught near breakpoints of 10k, 100k, etc. We could catch fraud around these breakpoints because those thresholds trigger additional controls. It could also be because prosecutors like bigger numbers. Either way, that’s what I see in reported frauds. This one falls in the middle at $429k. Nirvani Sabess was Mansueto’s director of people and culture since September 2018. It is alleged that Sabess “[would have had the ability to obtain administrative privileges](https://www.hr-brew.com/stories/2023/05/04/top-hr-executive-at-magazine-publisher-mansueto-ventures-arrested-for-allegedly-defrauding-company)” over the company payroll system. Sabess is accused of keeping payroll active for employees on leave or who had left the company and redirecting their direct deposits to her account.She allegedly used her elevated access to change employees’ passwords and security questions, then reroute their direct deposits to her own account. The indictment is sealed so we don’t get to see the juice specifics yet. Sabees is actively fighting the accusations. Many accused fraudsters quickly confess and take a deal, but not Sabess. $429k might not seem like a lot compared to some other frauds we’ve looked at, but this is a small magazine publisher running with lean staff and $429k is a lot. I really have two takeaways here. First, if Sabess did this as described it shouldn’t be to hard to prove. I’m still trying to think of an innocent reason why departed employees would still be active with your bank account on their record. It’s pretty damning. Second, we are back to beating the same dead horses, namely lack of segregation of duties and excessive access. The allegations don’t describe anything especially creative here. Make it hard to for people to commit fraud at your company. Make them decide to pick another company. --- # Straight AP Fraud, $3 million over 10 years - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/straight-ap-fraud-3-million-over-10-years/ - Date: 2023-08-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article This case should be simple, but the info is very thin. The [Justice Department press release is shortest I’ve seen yet.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdtx/pr/baytown-woman-admits-embezzling-millions-her-employer) Thanks to [Andrew Jewett](https://www.andrewjowett.net/2023/04/27/baytown-woman-admits-to-embezzling-3m-from-employer/) who dug up more. Judy M. Green of Baytown, TX was hired in 1994 by Liqua Tech where she served as the primary and often only Accounts Payable manager. Liqua Tech services commercial properties and focuses on roofing, siding, and building maintenance. In 2011 Judy started to steal. She created fake invoices in the name of real vendors. Once the invoice was approved, she would change the vendor check name in the accounting system to the name of a credit card company for one of her credit cards or one of her children’s credit cards. Green would then cut a check and forge the owner’s signature since she didn’t have rights to sign checks. Green would then change the payee in the system back to the real vendor and mail the check to the appropriate credit card company. There was a hint of segregation of duties here in that Green couldn’t sign checks. A cursory bank reconciliation with just check numbers and amounts wouldn’t have found this, but any kind of a review of check copies would have. Stricter controls around payments like validating payments to be made, comparing to payments planned, etc. could have helped, but it’s also not something an average business owner does. Ultimately, in 2022 the owner noticed a large payment to an unknown credit card company and the scheme unravelled after, and I emphasize this, 10 years and $3 million. Green confessed and took a plea deal. As I write this, she has not yet been sentenced. --- # 3 Years in Prison for Ex-CFO who stole $5M to trade crypto and ‘meme stocks’. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/3-years-in-prison-for-ex-cfo-who-stole-5m-to-trade-crypto-and-meme-stocks/ - Date: 2023-08-18 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article People commit fraud for a lot of reasons. Often they want a [lifestyle they can’t afford](/all-the-queens-horses-like-parks-rec-fraud/). Maybe they want to [eliminate debt](/evolution-of-a-payment-fraud/) or they [feel underappreciated](/girardi-keese-part-2-nothing-like-a-little-side-fraud/), Perhaps they are trying to cover [gambling or investment losses](/wheres-the-beef-ghost-cattle-fraud/). Today’s story is a modern twist on fraud to cover investment losses. In 2021 SPAC’s were all the rage. A Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) is designed to take cash from investors for the purposes of finding a company to take public. The SPAC creates a publicly traded entity, raises cash from investors, and acquires a private company. The owners of the private company get paid with SPAC money and the investors now own shares of a public entity, all without the hassle of a traditional IPO. (Note: I didn’t say this was a great way to go public, but it is a way.) SPACs are not forever. They have a period of time to find a suitable target, usually 2 years. If a suitable target isn’t found within the timeframe, the money is returned to investors. If one is found, it’s used to acquire the target. The bottom line is that it’s not the SPAC’s money to do whatever they want, it’s investor money for a designated purpose. [Cooper Morgenthau didn’t quite agree with that.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/former-chief-financial-officer-two-spacs-pleads-guilty-fraud-scheme) Morgenthau was the CFO of a SPAC named AGAC. To make this even shadier, AGAC stood for African Gold Acquisition Corp. If you’re thinking Nigerian princes, I am too. Nonetheless, [AGAC raised $360 million at it’s IPO.](https://seekingalpha.com/pr/18215886-african-gold-acquisition-corporation-announces-closing-of-upsized-360-million-initial-public?hasComeFromMpArticle=false) While searching for a target, Morgenthau took $1.2 million from AGAC to personally trade options and equity in crypto currency and meme stocks. Unsurprisingly, he lost just about all of it. To cover his crimes, Morgethau turned to a different fund, SMAC or Strategic Metals Acquistion Corp. This sounds like a more corporate name for African Gold Acquistion, but whatever. SMAC was in the investment phase raising money for an future IPO. Morgenthau took money from that fund to try to recover his losses in AGAC. In total Morgethauh was conviced of stealing about $5 million. In terms of sophistication, this fraud it pretty low. SPAC’s are effectively shells, so there aren’t a lot of employees and in this case, no segregation of duties. Morgenthau simply transferred the money to his personal accounts. [Per the SEC investigation, he had full and unfettered access to the accounts.](https://www.complianceweek.com/regulatory-enforcement/sec-fines-spac-104k-for-control-failures-that-enabled-cfo-embezzlement/32711.article) He then altered bank statements to conceal the fraud. Essentially there were zero controls on $360 million. I’m a little disappointed Morgenthau didn’t just disappear with as much as he could take. Then again, with lots of free time on his hands, he might have lost all of it trading crypto currencies and meme stocks. AGAC was ultimately fined $104k by the SEC for reporting violations. Morgenthau is required to pay back $5.1 million and serve 3 years in prison. Honestly, you can’t make this stuff up. An African Gold SPAC gets defrauded by their own CFO and let’s toss in a SMAC down to make it fun. --- # City Employee Stole More than $180,000 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/city-employee-stole-more-than-180000/ - Date: 2023-08-11 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article I have this rough theory that the first chance most organizations get to catch fraud is when the loss is in the $10-20k range. If they miss that the next chance is roughly $100-200k. After that, it’s about $1 million. Beyond a million, the sky is the limit. [Today we’ve got a garden variety fraud](https://englishheadline.com/index.php/2023/04/17/former-kentucky-city-employee-used-stolen-180000-on-chanel-bag-home-remodels-more-kentucky-city-employee-stolen-chanel-bag-home-remodels-englishheadline/) and after a couple of big company frauds, it’s fun to go back to the basics. Allison Donaldson worked in the Public Works Department for the City of Covington, KY for 17 years as an administrative manager. As part of her job, she had a city-issued credit card for government-related expenses. Also as part of her job, Donaldson would log credit card purchases made by other employees and upload receipts and invoices into the city’s accounting system. From 2020-2022 Donaldson used her city-issued credit card to buy personal luxury items like a Louis Vuitton agenda, a Channel tote, and repairs to her Mercedes. She also paid for furniture, a master bedroom remodel, and a garage remodel using her city-issued card. Donaldson’s scheme was pretty basic. She would fabricate invoices and receipts, including approvals, and upload those into the accounting system. At some point, she got creative. Remember that Donaldson had access to everyone else’s credit card numbers. She was in charge of logging credit card expenses, so she had access to all the statements. In a twist on her scheme, Donaldson used co-worker cards to purchase personal items. For example, she used a co-worker’s city-issued card to purchase 4 barstools totaling $4,600. I don’t know about you, but north of $1,000 for a single barstool feels expensive. She disguised this purchase as pool filtration equipment for the city pool. Donaldson pled guilty to wire fraud and identity theft. Frustratingly, none of the articles indicate how the fraud was found. Using a P-Card or card controls to limit purchases to certain types of stores can help. Segregating card management from card users is critical. The number of credit card fraud cases where the perpetrator has access to both a card and management of the card payment process is extensive. Don’t let this happen. Card management applications can apply additional controls here, but if the person reviewing charges is the one committing fraud, software can only do so much. --- # Williams Sonoma $20 Million Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/williams-sonoma-20-million-fraud/ - Date: 2023-08-04 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Buckle up because this gets creative. Eric Marsiglia was vice president of engineering, projects, planning, facilities, and real estate for Williams Sonoma, a large retailer specializing in cooking and kitchen items. [Marsiglia is accused of running a pair of schemes to defraud his employer.](https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/four-men-charged-defrauding-san-francisco-based-17907069.php) In his position, Marsiglia was responsible for finding potential commercial real estate properties for Williams Sonoma. He would work with landlords and commercial real estate brokers on lease terms. These terms typically included broker commission rebates designed to be paid back to Williams Sonoma. Marsiglia created a shell company with a pair of co-conspirators. The firm was named REM Group, LLC and Marsiglia represented that REM was affiliated with Williams-Sonoma and rebates should be paid to REM. As a result, Williams-Sonoma was overcharged for real estate leases because rebates were directed to REM. Marsiglia and his co-conspirators are alleged to have collected $5.9 million with this scheme. Marsiglia also came to an arrangement with another co-conspirator, Michael Podhurst. Podhurst worked for a forklift and supply chain company. He later founded a storage and materials handling company. Podhurst came to an agreement with Marsiglia in which Williams Sonoma’s business would be directed to companies Podhurst worked for or controlled, in exchange for kickbacks to Marsiglia. As a result, $48 million in business was directed to Podhurst-associated firms and Marsiglia collected $12 million in kickbacks. [The indictment alleges Marsiglia’s schemes netted as much as $20 million.](https://www.irs.gov/compliance/criminal-investigation/former-executive-at-williams-sonoma-inc-charged-with-three-others-in-alleged-multimillion-dollar-fraud-schemes) We say that collusion is hard to find, but clearly, some people do get caught. The charges include the commonly seen wire fraud charge, but Marsiglia and Podhurst also got charged with money laundering. This investigation was run by the IRS so it’s possible that the fraudsters didn’t pay taxes or that their activity triggered a money laundering investigation. Kickbacks are illegal because they affect the ability of employees to make unbiased decisions in the best interests of their organization. The individual is acting in their own interest, not their employer’s. The practice is also considered anti-competitive because it subverts an unbiased bidding process. Kickbacks differ from referral commissions in that they are secretive and typically non-disclosed. In some cases, even referral commissions are illegal. For example, the Federal [Anti-Kickback Statute [42 U.S.C. § 1320a-7b(b)] prohibits the knowing and willful payment of “remuneration” to induce or reward patient referrals or the generation of business involving any item or service payable by the Federal health care programs](https://oig.hhs.gov/compliance/physician-education/fraud-abuse-laws/) Kickbacks from vendors are typically seen in buyer-type roles where an employee has a lot of discretion to select a vendor. Often these frauds are exposed via a tip. Strong vendor controls and regular vendor reviews can help prevent or identify kickbacks. Bidding controls for large projects can help as well. --- # Stealing to Payback Stolen Money - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/stealing-to-payback-stolen-money/ - Date: 2023-07-28 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article This week’s fraud isn’t especially remarkable except for the motive. But it can be a little confusing. From Wales (the country not the species) , Mayur Gaglani (not to be confused with Mayor Giuliani), stole a substantial amount of money from his employer, believed to be about £250,000. It appears he was required to pay the sum back, so Mayur got to work. In 2017 Gaglani got a job with PSE 2 (not PS2), a small company selling electrical systems. .Between June and August of 2022, Gaglani created fake invoices to the tune of £64,000, which the company paid. Additionally, Gagliani went to US on holiday and used the company credit card to rack up £5,000 of personal charges. It was the company card charges that got him caught. So far this is pretty straight forward, falsifying invoices and personal use of the company card. It gets worse. At his sentencing hearing, it was revealed that Gaglani explained to Gary Porter of PSE 2 that he had a previous dispute with an employer and significant debts. Mr. Porter loaned Gaglani £60,000 and gave him a £22,000 salary advance to help him out. Let’s do some math, £64,000+5,000+60,000+22,000 = £151,000. Gaglani said that he committed fraud to pay back money stolen from his previous employer. It’s not clear how much of the stolen money was actually paid back because Gaglani also used part of the money to pay his own debts. Cleary Gaglani was in way over his head. I’m also not sure what his end game was. Did he think he wouldn’t get caught this time? The effect of the fraud on PSE 2 was significant. Instead of growing and being able to hire more employees, they were forced to retrench and 5 employees had to change the nature of their work. Gaglani was sentenced to 20 months in prison. Controls matter. Whether it’s Apple or PSE 2. Big or Small. I see plenty of companies say “we’re too small” to worry about controls, but £151,000 matters a lot more to small company than $20 million does to Apple. --- # $100 Million Fraud at ABB in only 2 years - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/100-million-fraud-at-abb-in-only-2-years/ - Date: 2023-07-21 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Reporting & BI - Type: original article This one is a few years old now, it goes back to 2017, but there’s still a mystery here and $100 million is a lot of money. ABB is a global Fortune 500, publicly traded electrical engineering conglomerate with Swedish-Swiss roots. In early February of 2017, an ABB executive in their South Korean operation named Myeong-se Oh disappeared. There were early reports that an internal investigation triggered the disappearance. Later reports indicate that his disappearance was a surprise. It wasn’t only Mr. Oh who disappeared, more than $100 million US was missing. It’s now 2023 and I’m not able to find any reports of the capture of Mr Oh. In a rare case, he appears to have gotten away with it. Mr. Oh is reported to have fled to Hong Kong and then disappeared. It is believed he fled to mainland China which does not have an extradition treaty with South Korea. How did we get here? Even for a company the size of ABB, $100 million is a lot of money. Their South Korean operation did roughly $525 million in revenue in 2015 when this theft is alleged to have started. and by early 2017, Mr. Oh was gone. Insurance payouts covered roughly $30 million of the loss, but pre-tax net income was impacted by roughly $73 million or about a 4% hit to net profit. Ouch. Reports vary, but Mr. Oh was in his fifties and a 25-year veteran of the company. Until 2010, he had been the chief compliance officer. In 2017 he was the South Korean organization’s treasurer and one of two integrity ombudsmen. He was one of the officers designated to receive reports of ethical violations. Oh’s fraud has been described as a “sophisticated criminal scheme” and that seems incredibly appropriate. [Fraud-Magazine.com has some of the most detailed information](https://www.fraud-magazine.com/article.aspx?id=4294999116) based on their reporting and reporting by a German magazine Bilantz. I’ve not been able to drill back to the Bilantz source. Essentially Oh’s fraud had three prongs: 1. Mr. Oh opened bank accounts at various institutions in his name and in the name of a KW Industry for who he was listed as CEO. Mr. Oh then transferred $75 million of ABB cash into his accounts. Simple theft at its finest. 2. Oh borrowed $16 million on behalf of ABB and funneled the money to his own accounts. 3. Oh also factored ABB’s receivables to the tune of $12 million and funneled the cash to his accounts. Quick math gets us to $106 million US. How was this all possible? From the Fraud-Magazine.com article: *Many Asian governments require that each of their businesses must have a single, official red-ink corporate seal for validating legal contracts. Each South Korean business must register its unique handmade seal, the “beobin ingam,” with the government. By law, only the representative director can use the seal. However, the courts will presume that a company has “agreed to be legally bound … if a contract is stamped with the beobin ingam” even if the representative director didn’t use it, [according to “Law in Korea.”](http://tinyurl.com/ya5ac36h)* A beobin ingam costs about $27, so whether Oh had permission to use ABB’s or fraudulently obtained one, he had the apparent authority to execute the moves. Additionally, a report by EY concluded “[ABB Ltd has not maintained effective internal control over financial reporting as of December 31, 201.](https://www.reuters.com/article/abb-fraud/update-1-fraud-at-abb-trims-profit-amid-failure-of-internal-oversight-idUKL5N1GQ16C)” ABB has also admitted “[because of his position in the firm, might have had “Omnipotent Super User” rights within ABB’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) system:”](https://www.fraud-magazine.com/article.aspx?id=4294999116) Finally, [“ABB did not maintain adequate segregation of duties in the treasury function in its South Korean subsidiary and failed to identify certain inappropriate access levels to the local enterprise resource planning system,”](https://www.reuters.com/article/abb-fraud/update-1-fraud-at-abb-trims-profit-amid-failure-of-internal-oversight-idUKL5N1GQ16C) Chief Executive Ulrich Spiesshofer and Chief Financial Officer Eric Elzvik wrote in a joint letter to shareholders. Mr. Oh seems to the be last person one would suspect to commit a crime like this. This appears to have been a systemic failure of internal controls. ABB took a $100 million hit to their reputation, a 4% hit to their bottom line, and replaced all of their South Korean top management post-scandal. As with last week’s Apple case, this is a major corporation with major controls and they still suffered a $100 million fraud. There is simply no substitute for appropriate controls. --- # An Apple a Day Doesn’t Keep $17 Million in Fraud Away - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-apple-a-day-doesnt-keep-17-million-in-fraud-away/ - Date: 2023-07-14 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Large, mature publicly traded companies should have the best internal control structures. Even more so when they are regularly the most valuable company in the world based on market cap. If a company that large and sophisticated can be the victim of fraud, any company is at risk. Today we look at Apple and a case from 2022. For most of his time at Apple from 2008 to 2018, [Dhirendra Prasad was a buyer in Apple’s global service supply chain, purchasing parts and services from vendors.](https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/28/23702239/apple-fraud-fine-prison-sentence-tax-evasion-irs) Specifically, Prasad’s purchasing responsibilities [were related to buying parts and supplies for warranty repairs.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndca/pr/former-apple-employee-sentenced-prison-conspiracy-defraud-apple-and-tax-crimes) Having been part of a Fortune 500 purchasing organization, I can tell you that this is typically a role with a lot of discretion. Prasad started misusing his position as early as 2011. He took kickbacks, inflated invoices, stole parts, and fraudulently charged Apple for parts never delivered. In short, he didn’t hold back. Prasad also worked with a couple of co-conspirators, Robert Gary Hanson and Don M. Baker, each of whom ran vendor companies used by Apple. There are some really interesting bits in this case. First, we have the fraud scheme examples: In 2013 Prasad had motherboards shipped from Apple’s inventory to Baker’s company CTrends. CTrends then harvested components off the motherboards and sold those components back to Apple with Prasad’s help. Apple bought its own components back from CTrends and Prasad and Baker split the proceeds. In 2016 Prasad arranged to have components shipped from an Apple warehouse in Nevada to Hanson’s company, Quality Electronics Distributors. Hansen removed the components from their packaging, placed them in new packaging, and shipped them back to Apple. Prasad executed purchase orders for those components and caused Apple to pay the related invoices. In essence, Apple bought its own stolen components back. These are just a couple of examples. To hide his payments, Prasad set up a shell company to issue invoices to CTrends. CTrends would then remit Prasad’s share of fraudulently obtained cash. The second interesting piece here is that the IRS got involved. I’m surprised this isn’t seen more often. As a result of his shell company, Prasad claimed hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax deductions and now the IRS wants their money. Prasad pled guilty to theft of $17 million from Apple. He is required to pay back $17+ million to Apple and $1.8 million to the IRS. As a result, Prasad has also agreed to forfeit $5.4 million in assets and owes $8 million in additional cash restitution. Prasad was sentenced to 3 years in prison and 3 years of supervised release. As with many of these cases, Prasad was technically convicted of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, but he got the extra bonus of pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States. This is the tax charge. None of the many articles I reviewed describe how Prasad was caught, but the press release from the government notes that the prosecution was the result of an investigation led by the Internal Revenue Service. It is possible that the IRS caught on before Apple did. --- # Polar Air Cargo – Bribery is Like a Resort Fee - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/polar-air-cargo-bribery-is-like-a-resort-fee/ - Date: 2023-07-07 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article You don’t see much in the way of straight-up bribery these days. It’s incredibly rare for a politician to be handed a suitcase full of cash in exchange for a vote. We are much more sophisticated these days. Instead of stacks of cash, we engage people and organizations as consultants adding a veneer of respectability to the process. Theoretically, it makes explaining the wire transfers easier, but not always. Polar Air Cargo Worldwide is a cargo airline jointly owned by DHL and Atlas Air. In April of 2023, the [US brought bribery charges](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/ten-defendants-charged-decade-long-multi-million-dollar-scheme-defraud-international) against 10 people related to Polar. The list of 10 people includes Polar’s VP of Marketing, VP of Operations, and Senior Director of Customer Service. They allegedly ran a pay-to-play scheme where customers and vendors would pay Polar for shipping and the executives for access. This went on for more than 10 years. From 2009 to 2021 Polar Air’s owners had no idea this was happening. The way the scheme worked was customers would contract with freight forwarders to arrange shipping. Polar Air would quote a great rate or arrange priority for a shipment. To get that rate or move to the front of the line, the freight forwarders had to make an additional payment to one of several other entities controlled by the executives. Polar management would instruct forwarders that the additional “consulting fees” were part of Polar’s normal way of doing business. It was compared to a resort fee, a mandatory fee that is either not disclosed or poorly disclosed but is nevertheless, required. The fee amounts were based on the tonnage of cargo being shipped. As part of the indictment, there is an [8-page spreadsheet](https://assets.bwbx.io/documents/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/r4bfShrjx8ys/v0) with rates for one shipment as an example. Fees were typically paid monthly via ACH to entities controlled by the executives, with a spreadsheet detailing how payments should be split. This scheme applied to vendors too. Polar Air executives arranged favorable terms for vendors secretly controlled by the executives. The situation at Polar was described as “pervasive corruption”. Accountants never want to hear words like “catastrophic failure of internal controls”, but “pervasive corruption” is barely in their vocabulary. FTX was described as “a complete absence of internal controls”, but even it didn’t rise to “pervasive corruption”. [Polar Air is said to have lost as much as $52 million in direct losses and missed revenue. The executives are accused of pocketing about $23 million.](https://www.freightwaves.com/news/former-polar-air-cargo-executives-charged-in-52m-fraud-scheme) So how did they get caught? This is where the story gets even better. One of Polar’s customers, Cargo On Demand paid a total of $1.6 million in kickbacks from 2016-2021 and got tired of it, [so they sued](https://assets.bwbx.io/documents/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/re5PdpnyFjXc/v0) under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). RICO statutes are often used to target organized crime, which technically I guess this was. As a result, the CEO of Cargo On Demand has also been indicted for paying bribes to Polar Air. This feels a little like calling the police because your drugs have been stolen. --- # Mid Year Review – You Might Be Involved in a Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mid-year-review-you-might-be-involved-in-a-fraud/ - Date: 2023-06-30 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We’re halfway through the year and it seems like a good time to review some of the unusual indicators of potential fraud we’ve seen. You won’t find most of these in your accounting textbook, but that doesn’t make them less valid. In the tradition of Jeff Foxworthy’s “You might be a redneck” segment, if you have these indicators, you might be involved in fraud. Note that none of this is legal advice except that I strongly recommend that you don’t commit fraud. 1. If your boss uses phrases like “[orange jumpsuit](/was-frank-a-fraud/)” or “no one will go to prison for this”, you might be involved in fraud…and someone is probably going to prison. 2. If your CEO’s significant other is a wannabe [pop/rock](/girardi-keese-when-good-companies-go-pyramid-scheme/) or [hip hop/rap star](/wp-admin/post.php), you might be involved in fraud. 3. If you work for a [cryptocurrency](/ftx-how-to-do-fraud-at-a-futures-exchange/) exchange, you might be involved in fraud. I know that’s a bold statement, but come on, there’s been a lot of fraud in [failed crypto exchanges.](/ftx-how-to-do-fraud-at-a-futures-exchange/) Even the best of them are very opaque when it comes to reporting. 4. If you or someone you know stars on one of the [Real Housewives](/real-housewives-loan-fraud/) shows, you might be involved in fraud. 9 6. If you see ghosts, whether it be [ghost cattle](/wheres-the-beef-ghost-cattle-fraud/), [ghost receivables](/greensill-capital-and-future-receivables-imaginary-bills-are-hard-to-collect/), [ghost cash](/wirecard-made-it-up-as-they-went-along/), or [ghost services](/8-million-fraud-for-ghost-services/), you might be involved in fraud. 7. If at any point you type or receive messages over text, Whats App, or similar services that include phrases similar to: “If anyone finds out we’re doing this” or “If we get caught”, you might be involved in a fraud. 8. If at any time to feel the need to speak in code like “your 200 chickens have arrived” when in fact you are not referring to chickens, but to something else, like bitcoin, you might be involved in a fraud. --- # Letter of Credit Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/letter-of-credit-fraud/ - Date: 2023-06-23 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Letter of Credit Fraud This fraud is a bit unusual in that it deals with letters of credit. It’s a bit more sophisticated than what we’ve seen before and we don’t have the company name. This is a c[ase from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners](https://www.acfeinsights.com/acfe-insights/2023/3/17/case-study-decoding-the-cobweb-of-letter-of-creditnbsp) so the company and perpetrator are not named. First though, a little background.  From [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_of_credit): ***A letter of credit*** *(****LC****) … is a payment mechanism used in international trade to provide an economic guarantee from a creditworthy bank to an exporter of goods. Letters of credit are used extensively in the financing of international trade, when the reliability of contracting parties cannot be readily and easily determined. Its economic effect is to introduce a bank as an underwriter that assumes the counterparty risk of the buyer paying the seller for goods.* When I worked for Darden Restaurants they used LCs extensively when buying seafood from all over the world. An LC mitigates the risk of not receiving payment for the exporter and simplifies the process for the importer because a bank is guaranteeing the payment. In our case study, a company defaulted on a loan tied to a letter of credit. The bank hired an auditor to figure out why the loan had really gone unpaid. One thing about an LC, since it’s tied to the international shipping of goods, they typically generate a lot of paperwork for someone to trace. There are the LC and related documents, customs forms, bills of lading, and other shipping documents, etc. The auditor dug in and compared submitted paperwork with public records data, loan documents, and statements about the LC’s purpose, and boy did they find a mess. Specifically: - There were inconsistencies between disbursements and the stated purpose. For example, the borrower dealt in plastics while the supplier specialized in metal rods. - The supplier (payee) appeared to be a related party to the borrower. - The supplier’s office and the borrower’s warehouse had the same address. - During the previous year, 135 draws were made on the letter of credit totaling $73 million. Further investigation revealed that the borrowing company had not held a business license for three years and the transportation company listed as a shipper in the documents did not exist at the address on the paperwork. Ultimately this was straight-up loan fraud, but more sophisticated than a simple take the money and run. There were also allegations of money laundering and that certainly could have been part of this scheme, but nothing beyond the allegation was detailed in the article. Despite the sophistication, the bank missed a lot of red flags. Anti-money laundering efforts like “know your customer” should have helped prevent this. A simple check of business licenses and addresses should have raised red flags. For businesses that are not banks, it’s still important to know your customer before providing significant credit. It’s not unusual for independent partners of very large firms to try to leverage the credit of their partner inappropriately. One more note, $73 million is a lot of money over the course of a year. --- # Real Housewives Loan Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/real-housewives-loan-fraud/ - Date: 2023-06-16 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Let’s give a nod to the Real Housewives TV franchise. Few TV shows have exposed as many fraudsters as Real Housewives. It’s even more interesting since that’s not the show’s intent. We’ve looked at Girardi Keese. [Up this time is Joe and Teresa Giudice](https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-nj/legacy/2013/11/29/Guidice%2C%20Giuseppe%20and%20Teresa%20Indictment.pdf). This story was all over the news, especially in entertainment news. Joe and Teresa both did jail time, but entertainment news outlets are often thin on details. We’ll try to fill in a few. Joe was the self-employed owner of G&G Stucco. Over several years Joe and Teresa submitted false W-2s and tax returns as part of multiple mortgage applications, typically indicating that Teresa was employed and listing a large salary. In reality, Teresa was unemployed or working for Joe at a much lower salary. Documents were submitted to banks via email or U.S. mail resulting in wire fraud and mail fraud charges. These tend to be easy charges to convict on so we them a lot in fraud cases. In total, Joe and Teresa are accused of fraudulently obtaining a little over $4.5 million. This isn’t a complicated fraud, but you can’t accidentally fake W-2s. From my standpoint, the problems here are analogous to issues granting credit to customers. These frauds took place from 2001-2008. If the mortgage company had properly obtained tax return copies from the IRS, this fraud could have been prevented. My wife used to be a title agent, and in Florida, this is a standard control. Somehow this was missed in New York. Having appropriate controls on customer credit is important. Any business needs to make sure that credit is appropriately matched to the risk of a particular customer. It’s easy to push for the sale or extended terms only to get burned later. What’s missing in all the news stories and the indictment is the why. What was the end game here? We’ve seen straight-up thefts. People stole money, lived crazy lifestyles, and thought they wouldn’t get caught. Joe and Teresa borrowed money fraudulently and that’s a difference. Lenders know the money is out there and they are going to come looking for it, sooner rather than later. I don’t know what the end game was here. Even the bank fraud we looked at earlier was to try to save a business. Theoretically you save the business and can pay back the loan, there is at least a justification. Joe and Teresa don’t seem to have had much of an end game. After their fraud came crashing down and they declared bankruptcy, the pair was also accused of hiding assets in bankruptcy. This included misrepresenting the amounts paid by Real Housewives and hiding some of Teresa’s businesses. Teresa was ultimately sentenced to 15 months in prison. Joe got 41 months and was deported back to Italy following his prison term. --- # PPP Fraud – There are no Food Trucks in Prison - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ppp-fraud-there-are-no-food-trucks-in-prison/ - Date: 2023-06-09 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article When I started this series, I swore to myself I wouldn’t cover PPP fraud. I’m going to break that promise here. The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was a covid emergency loan package for businesses. It came with a series of options to borrow money tied to a few major expenses like rent and payroll. The loans were issued by a participating bank, guaranteed by the federal government, and eligible for forgiveness by the federal government if certain conditions were met. I swore I wouldn’t cover it because it is such a specific event in time and place that it’s not a recurring risk going forward. Also there was so much PPP related fraud being prosecuted that we could do stories every day. But I think there is a lesson in here, mostly, don’t do bank fraud. On a personal level I helped a small church navigate getting a PPP loan and I reviewed the documents for the business my wife works for. Both loans were ultimately approved and forgiven, so I’ve seen the process. Anton Matthews applied for a PPP loan claiming to run a food truck with $103k in gross revenue for 2020. He was granted a loan and managed to actually collect almost $50k in fraudulent loans. The paperwork required for these loans was fairly significant, but there wasn’t much verification of that documentation at the point of the loan. The documentation is being used now to identify and prosecute potential frauds. [There was one big problem with Matthew’s application. He was in jail from November 2016 through October of 2020](https://fraudoftheday.com/covid-19-fraud/no-food-trucks-in-jail/) and then under home confinement until March of 2021. None of those scenarios are conducive to running a food truck in 202O. Matthew was found out and indicted. Matthew’s original jail sentence was for distributing crack cocaine. [On the day of his indictment in this case, he was also indicted on new cocaine trafficking charges. Fortunately for Matthew, he’s been charged with wire fraud in this case](https://www.wvnews.com/news/wvnews/west-virginia-feds-man-behind-bars-said-he-was-operating-food-truck-got-fed-covid/article_ab74265a-aba1-11ed-9001-6fba21172c1c.html). I say fortunately because defrauding a bank in the U.S. carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. In this series we covered [Kevin Co and his theft of $4.8 million](/if-you-stole-4-8-million-how-much-would-spend-playing-game-of-war/). He was also indicted for fraudulent PPP loans of $500k while awaiting sentencing for this theft of almost five million dollars. This wasn’t a real corporate fraud. There wasn’t a real company, or a real food truck. But there was real temptation for a lot of small business owners to fudge the PPP numbers for a bigger loan. Part of the allure was that they probably wouldn’t have to pay it back. More money could save the business. They could avoid bankruptcy. Maybe. But it’s surprisingly easy to cross the fraud line for the “right” reasons. This is still the rationalization of the fraudster. It’s also much harder to get back across once you’ve passed that line. --- # Why Rob a Bank? That’s Where the Money Is, $40 Million Worth - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-rob-a-bank-thats-where-the-money-is-40-million-worth/ - Date: 2023-06-02 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Bank robber, Willie Sutton is often credited as saying: “I rob banks because that’s where the money is.” Sutton stole as much as $2 million. Even with inflation, Edward Rostohar makes Willie Sutton look small-time, and Rostohar only robbed one bank. Technically, it was a credit union, but we are talking about a lot of money, $40 million to be precise. Edward Rostohar is listed in news reports as alternately a manager or the [CEO of CBS Employees Credit Union.](https://www.courthousenews.com/cbs-credit-union-board-sued-after-ceo-admits-to-embezzling-millions/) [The Justice Department press release lists him as a manager](https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/ex-credit-union-manager-pleads-guilty-bank-fraud-40-million-embezzlement-rendered), but CEO seems more likely given the time and amounts involved here. Rostohar also had special knowledge, [prior to his job with CBS Employees Credit Union, Rostohar served as an examiner](https://www.cutimes.com/2019/05/15/california-ceo-signs-plea-deal-in-40-million-cu-embezzlement-case/) at the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a federal agency that regulates credit unions. What makes this [fraud special is not the amount, but how long it lasted.](https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-16/after-40-million-embezzlement-former-cbs-credit-union-manager-gets-14-years-in-jail) Rostohar began embezzling in 2000. He was finally caught in March 2019. Over almost 20 years Rostohar managed to steal $40 million. He used his position to make online payments to himself, sometimes forging the signature of another employee. He directed funds to shell companies he controlled and paid personal credit cards with credit union funds. Importantly, Rostohar used his experience as an examiner to hide his fraudulent transactions. The money was spent on gambling, on failed business ventures designed to earn back the money, and on a lavish lifestyle including houses, private jet flights, and a $5k/week allowance for his wife. His business ventures included a coffee shop in Reno that seems to have used more cash than it generated. Rostohar was caught when an employee stumbled upon a $35k check to Rostohar and with a little digging, found $3.8 paid to the CEO that year alone. Rostohar eventually pled guilty. It gets worse. The credit union only had assets of about $21 million when the fraud was discovered and they’ve now been sued for $40 million. The losses generated by Rostohar were so bad that the credit union was forced to liquidate and be absorbed by another credit union. In the interest of transparency, let’s acknowledge that sometimes prosecutors and news reporters get overzealous. Buried in the [LA Times version](https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-16/after-40-million-embezzlement-former-cbs-credit-union-manager-gets-14-years-in-jail) is that Rostohar actually stole about $25 million, but given the length of this fraud, the interest on those funds would have pushed the cash available to the credit union to $40 million. Know that if you commit fraud, the size of it will be exaggerated, and not in your favor. This was still garden variety payment fraud at the top. Payments were made to the fraudster or their designates. While steps were taken to hide the payments, a simple search of payments to the CEO ultimately uncovered the fraud. But when we look at the [Association of Certified Fraud Examiners’ annual report to the nations](https://legacy.acfe.com/report-to-the-nations/2022/) and see that the average fraud lasts 12 months, realize that this fraud lasted 20 times that. Twenty years is a long time and $40 million is a lot of money, all from a small credit union outside of LA. --- # Wirecard Made It Up as They Went Along - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/wirecard-made-it-up-as-they-went-along/ - Date: 2023-05-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Wirecard is a challenging fraud to explain. It’s a German fraud exposed by a British journalist, and it’s got some fuzzy parts, but I’m going to try. Wirecard was a payment company. I saw it described as PayPal for Europe, but it was more than that. It seems to be a bit of PayPal, a bit of Venmo, that sort of thing. This fraud also comes with a movie if you want more. The documentary Skandal! is now on Netflix and it covers the Wirecard fraud. Wirecard started off in 1999 in Munich, and almost went broke. In 2002 it made, Marcus Braun, a former KPMG consultant, its CEO. The company originally focused on payments for companies frequently turned down by traditional finance like gambling and porn sites. In 2005 Wirecard merged with Electronic Business Systems. This is important because it gave them a listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. There’s nothing inherently wrong with this approach, but it avoids the scrutiny of an IPO. Wirecard used its publicly traded status to raise money including one round worth €500 million. A year later Wirecard bought the e-bank XCOM. This is important because it gave them access to the Visa and Mastercard networks. With this Wirecard set out to become a global payment giant ultimately becoming the card processor for Aldi, Lidl, & several airlines. Wirecard also purchased a large number of Asian payment processors, many of them at alleged inflated values. Multiple articles describe the company’s structure as complex, making it difficult to compare to something like a traditional bank or traditional payment processor. As it grew Wirecard acquired a prepaid card business from Citibank giving it a U.S. presence and at one point it held informal talks to merge with Deutsche Bank. Critics kept nipping at Wirecard over its financial reporting, revenue determination, and perceived cash discrepancies. The responses from the company were aggressive, primarily a mix of deflection, legal threats, and smear tactics. The Financial Times took on Wirecard in 2015. A whistleblower dropped allegations in 2018. Core allegations included “roundtripping”, passing money through a 3rd party and bringing it back as revenue, recognizing money held for 3rd parties as revenue, and fraudulent financial statement filings. Wirecard denied everything. They were audited by EY and insisted they were financially sound. Despite the lingering allegations, they managed to wring €900 million out of venture firm Softbank. KPMG was brought in to do a special audit. Wirecard claimed €1.9 billion in cash in a pair of bank accounts in the Philipines. KPMG indicated in their audit that they were unable to verify much of Wirecard’s revenue. Additionally EY and KPMG were unable to confirm the €1.9 billion in the Philippine banks, Several months later CEO Braun resigned and Wirecard admitted that the €1.9 billion probably did not exist. This became a giant scandal in Germany. Wirecard was Germany’s answer to a global Silicon Valley firm. It was as if Germany’s Google or Apple was a fraud. My take, based solely on external reports, is that Wirecard, as an organization, liked the edge. They liked to take shortcuts. The company started on the edge with businesses that were marginalized, like gambling and porn sites. Wirecard then backed into being public with an acquisition instead of going through the due diligence of a public offering. They then bought their way on the Visa and Mastercard network. None of these things in isolation are wrong, but they do seem to show a pattern of shortcuts. The actual frauds appear to be primarily financial statement and revenue recognition frauds. Namely: - Acquiring firms and showing their revenue as organic growth instead of acquired. There was no reporting analogous to same-store sales to indicate how the core business was doing. Acquisitions were shown as sales growth. - Round Tripping – passing payments through third-party processors and bringing the funds back into the business as revenue to inflate financial statement revenues. - Roughly half of Wirecard’s business was outsourced. They had licensing arrangements with payment processors in countries where they didn’t operate, but they recognized the revenue of those providers as their own. - Cash held in escrow accounts and managed by trustees was reported as Wirecard cash. This really looks like started as a tone-at-top problem. A lot of people, possibly including EY, looked the other way. People wanted Wirecard to succeed. It was a source of national pride. Wirecard was also, big, and complex, even dense in scope. It was also mean when it wanted to be. Braun was a charismatic CEO who dressed and acted like Steve jobs. Wirecard also had deep roots in a lot of politicians. Everybody was encouraged to look the other way. As [*The Economist*](https://go.redirectingat.com/?id=127X678080&xs=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.economist.com%2Ffinance-and-economics%2F2020%2F06%2F25%2Fhow-wirecard-fooled-most-of-the-people-all-of-the-time&sref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.esquire.com%2Fuk%2Fculture%2Fa41040983%2Fwirecard-scandal-true-story%2F&xcust=%5Butm_source%7C%5Butm_campaign%7C%5Butm_medium%7C%5Bgclid%7C%5Bmsclkid%7C%5Bfbclid%7C%5Brefdomain%7C%5Bcontent_id%7Cce4204f9-db50-40c0-b35a-238e7bd88e42%5Bcontent_product_id%7Ccc67daa5-a8a1-4cde-9197-f423b59ab5eb%5Bproduct_retailer_id%7C) notes: “Neither equity analysts, asset managers, auditors nor regulators come out of the story well…everyone with influence over the firm, from board members to auditors and regulators, seems to have been complacent. In a darker version of events, the actions of some may have been complicit, even criminal.” Ultimately Braun’s case is going to trial. Former Wirecard COO Jan Marsalek disappeared around the time of Braun’s resignation and is a fugitive from justice. He is believed to be hiding in Belarus. Just to throw a twist into this story, [this New Yorker article](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/06/how-the-biggest-fraud-in-german-history-unravelled) claims that at its core the Wirecard fraud was not a financial fraud, but was instead a massive money laundering operation primarily benefiting Russian oligarchs. It’s not a crazy theory. --- # Would You Hire a Fraud? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/would-you-hire-a-fraud/ - Date: 2023-05-19 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Accounting & Career - Type: original article We’ve seen plenty of cases of good people gone bad. Not all fraud at the top starts that way. Carlos Ghosn was by all accounts a great CEO. Tom Girardi was a great lawyer. Temptation can happen to anyone, but if you start by hiring people more likely to commit crimes, you’ll get more crimes. As a suggestion, maybe do a background check for people with financial access. Prior to starting this series, we talked about [Bonnie Sweeten](/wp-admin/post.php). B[onnie claimed that she and her daughter had been kidnapped.](https://www.yourtango.com/news/kidnapping-hoax-mom-bonnie-sweeten-charged-another-fraud) In fact, Bonnie was at Disney World living it up with her daughter using cash and identity stolen from a co-worker. Bonnie got jail time. After getting out of jail, Bonnie got a job at a law firm and was convicted of stealing more than $600k from her employer and family members. Unsurprisingly this led to more jail time. After 8 years, she was released and a friend gave her another opportunity, this time as a bookkeeper of all things. Sweeten promptly forged checks and made fraudulent purchases on the company credit card. We talked about [Angela Phan](/wp-admin/post.php) who was hired as an accountant off of Craig’s list, worked one day, and stole $15k over 18 months using her 1 paycheck. There’s no indication of previous fraud in the news story, but maybe hiring accountants off of Craig’s list isn’t ideal. Finally, we have today’s story, [Business Rapper, Crypto Rapper](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DIuPPmY9mw), alias Razzlekhan, [and self-described Crocodile of Wall Street, Heather Morgan](https://nypost.com/2023/01/18/crypto-rapper-razzlekhan-lands-nyc-tech-job-while-under-house-arrest/). Heather and her husband Ilya Lichtenstein have been accused of trying to launder $4.6 billion in Bitcoin stolen via a 2016 hack of Bitfinex. Note that the pair is not accused of committing the hack, just trying to launder the money. [They also weren’t very good at it](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-02-09/business-rapper-was-bad-at-bitcoin-laundering?cmpid=BBD011723_MONEYSTUFF&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_term=230117&utm_campaign=moneystuff#xj4y7vzkg). In 2016 119,754 bitcoins were stolen from Bitfinex. At the time they were valued at $71 million. Bitcoin has gone up since then, hence the $4.6 billion valuation now. 94,636 of those Bitcoins have been recovered from the original wallet they were moved to after the heist. Morgan and Lichtenstein are accused of using fictitious identities, multiple accounts, chain hopping, and other techniques to hide the source of the bitcoin, with withdrawals made via Bitcoin ATM. Lichtenstein’s cloud storage account was found to have decryption keys to virtual currency addresses directly tied to the attack. Lichtenstein is being held without bail while Morgan is free on a $1 million bond and confined to house arrest. But this isn’t a story about crypto laundering. The story is that Heather Morgan now has a new job, while under house arrest, working for an unnamed New York tech firm “in the role of growth marketing and business development specialist.” Yes, she made a bit of a name for herself with some cringe-worthy rap, but hiring someone on house arrest gives new meaning to working from home. I know it’s a weird job market out there, but you would think with the great resignation and mass tech layoffs, surely there are better options. If you’re hiring folks into financial roles, do a background check. Actually, do a background check anyway. Lots of non-financial roles carry a risk of fraud or loss including jobs like warehouse work. Plus today’s marketing intern could become tomorrow’s event planner overseeing hundreds of thousands of dollars of marketing spend. Apply due diligence in hiring and don’t buy trouble. Update 7/10/23: There are a couple of good podcasts on the Crocodile of Wall Street case. The [Hacked episode](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crocodile-of-wall-street/id1049420219?i=1000584615166) was fun and raised some interesting questions on how the stolen bitcoin would be returned and whether it belongs to Bitfinex or its users. Additionally they mentioned that at the max valuation of $4.6 billion this would have been the largest heist in history surpassing all bank robberies combined in the history of the US. --- # Was Frank a Fraud? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/was-frank-a-fraud/ - Date: 2023-05-12 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article While trolling the internet, I found an article, now deleted, with the headline “J[P Morgan Chase Acquires Frank.](https://media.chase.com/news/jp-morgan-chase-acquires-frank)” “Oh no!”, I thought, “My friend Frank Vukovits has sold his soul! I hope he got a lot of money!” I kept digging and found an article titled “[JP Morgan says Frank was a Fraud](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2023-01-12/jpmorgan-says-frank-was-fraud#xj4y7vzkg)“. Clearly, they weren’t talking about Frank Vukovits. He is many things, but fraud is not one of them. He’s also not the type of guy to sell his soul. Frank was a website that was designed primarily to help students complete student loan applications. It was started by Charlie Javice now 30, based on her struggles to properly complete paperwork. Also part of the Frank team was Olivier Amar, JP Morgan Chase paid $175 million to purchase Frank in 2021. The theory was simple. Frank purported to have more than 4.25 million college students as users. JP Morgan Chase wanted an opportunity to market their financial products to these college users. It seemed like a win-win [until it wasn’t](https://nypost.com/2023/01/12/jpmorgan-claims-charlie-javice-duped-bank-into-buying-175m-startup-suit/). There are a pair of lawsuits now with J[avice claiming that JP Morgan Chase fired her](https://link.mail.bloombergbusiness.com/click/30232666.256719/aHR0cHM6Ly9hc3NldHMuYndieC5pby9kb2N1bWVudHMvdXNlcnMvaXFqV0hCRmRmeElVL3JfMnB1ckI3VzRsby92MA/6037e0851f82145b103bda2fB9ff73cd0) to avoid an upcoming $20 million payout. She also claims she objected to JP Morgan Chase marketing to these users and that student privacy concerns may prohibit marketing to many of these accounts. [JP Morgan Chase disagrees](https://assets.bwbx.io/documents/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/rNlNVTl.6yh8/v0). JP Morgan argues that they hired a consultant to perform due diligence and the consultant was okay with a list of 4.25 million users. Post-acquisition JP Morgan asked for a list of 400k users to test the market and only 103 users from that list even clicked through to JP Morgan. This abysmal 0.026% click-through rate led JP Morgan to dig deeper into what was going on. Mostly they dug into Frank emails, which became JP Morgan Chase emails post-acquisition and now passed through JP Morgan servers. The emails showed that before the acquistion Frank didn’t have full information on 4.25 million users, only about 300k users. Much of the rest of their data was incomplete. As a result, Javice decided to make up 4.25 million users based on what little data they had. She went to Frank’s head of engineering to make up user and email records and he refused. That doesn’t happen enough so good for him. “The Director of Engineering questioned whether creating and using such a data set was legal, but Javice tried to assure the engineer by claiming that this was perfectly acceptable in an investment situation and she did not believe that anyone would end up in an “orange jumpsuit” over this project.” If your boss uses the phrase “orange jumpsuit” you should look for a new job. Javice then turned to a data science professor to generate synthetic data. Discussions like this one highlighted by Matt Levine are particularly damning: “Regarding creating physical addresses, the Data Science Professor wrote to Javice, “I can’t seem to find addresses in my raw files . . . . Should I attempt to fabricate them?” Javice responded “I just wouldn’t want the street to not exist in the state.” Later, the Data Science Professor determined that “‘real addresses’ may not be doable,” and Javice responded “If we can’t do real addresses what[’]s the best we can do for that?” … Javice was particularly concerned with the email addresses, asking the Data Science Professor “will the fake emails look real with an eye check or better to use unique ID?” He responded “[t]hey will look fake,” at which point Javice agreed to use a “unique ID” instead.” While Javice was fabricating 4.25 records to fool the due diligence consultant, Olivier Amar was purchasing 4.5 million student records from a marketing firm. At some point they were going to have to give JP Morgan Chase something resembling real college students. Those records were still short email addresses for about 2.5 million users so Amar turned to the same data science professor and third party to help find the relevant email addresses or generate them synthetically…er make them up. This explains the abysmal response rate to JP Morgan Chase’s email test. This was essentially a spam list with half the emails made up. As the lawsuits continue, JP Morgan Chase has since shut down the Frank website. Is this fraud? No one has been convicted of anything, but the emails say Frank the website was willing to sell its soul for $175 million. --- # Girardi Keese Part 2 – Nothing Like a Little Side Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/girardi-keese-part-2-nothing-like-a-little-side-fraud/ - Date: 2023-05-05 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We talked last week about [Tom Girardi,](/girardi-keese-when-good-companies-go-pyramid-scheme/) his pop star-wannabe wife, and skinny dipping into the law firm’s trust fund to pay expenses. This ultimately led to the collapse of Girardi Keese. But while all that was going on, it is alleged that the CFO of Girardi Keese, Christopher Kamon, [was running his own side fraud at the law firm.](https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/legaldocs/akpeqzadwpr/USA%20v.%20Kamon%20-%20Guerrero%20affidavit.pdf) Kamon was creative enough to use a variety of frauds at Girardi Keese. It is alleged that Kamon created and paid false vendors (co-conspirators) and received millions in kickbacks from them. He is believed to have paid legitimate vendors with Girardi funds to perform renovations to his personal residence, purchase expensive sports cars, and travel the world. Finally, Kamon appears to have misused at least one company credit card for personal items. Kamon would also transfer money from the firm trust fund to operating accounts at Girardi’s request as part of a separate scheme. Consequently, Kamon’s stolen money came from both firm and client funds. And then there was the “escort” as she’s referred to in the indictment. There’s often a salacious side to frauds like this. Meet Nicole Rokita: “According to Rokita, she met Ramon around 2017 through an online dating website, seekingarrangements.com, which connects affluent, older men with younger women.” Rokita wanted a sugar daddy and she found one in Kamon. He bought her clothes, jewelry, an even a Tesla. He took her on trips around the world and paid her an allowance of $20k a month. He even managed to get her added to the firm’s health insurance. Kamon directed Rokita to form a company and Girardi Keese paid that company with the payments coded as “legal marketing”. Girardi Keese paid Rokita as much as $360k for her “work”. Rokita is important to this story because she gives us a possible glimpse into why Kamon did it. We talked last week that Tom Girardi was the only partner. He controlled the firm. When Rokita and Kamon were together, Kamon put everything on his corporate American Express card. “According to Rokita, when asked how KAMON could charge extensive personal expenses on GK’s AMEX, KAMON claimed that because he could not be a partner at GK, but did so much work for the firm, Girardi allowed him to use the GK AMEX on personal expenses.” Aha! We have a motive! It is the classic case of feeling underappreciated and therefore under-compensated. It’s the feeling that “If I’m not going to be paid what I’m worth, I’ll take what I’m worth!”. Kamon knew he couldn’t be a partner so figured out how to compensate himself like a partner. Ultimately Kamon is accused of taking as much as $10 million via his multiple schemes. We’ve talked about tone at the top before. We’ve talked about fraud at the top before. It’s the most expensive type of fraud by a large margin. I’m not sure how corrupt you have to be to have fraud within a fraud in what appears to be an otherwise legitimate and successful firm. --- # Girardi Keese – When Good Companies Go Pyramid Scheme - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/girardi-keese-when-good-companies-go-pyramid-scheme/ - Date: 2023-04-28 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Accounting & Career - Type: original article [Tom Girardi was a pillar of California law](https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-12-17/tom-girardi-erika-jayne-rhobh-divorce). Girardi won the case that inspired the movie “Erin Brokovich”. His firm, Girardi Keese, dealt primarily in toxic torts. These included cases like tainted water, plane crashes, cancer from hormone therapies, etc. Toxic torts can be big, complicated, and hard to win. If Girardi Keese won, their clients could get a huge payout, and the firm would get as much as 40% of the total. Tom Girardi was the only partner. However, these are contingency cases. Girardi Keese might put out a large amount of money in expenses for experts, testing, etc., and wait years for a win. If they lost, they would get nothing and be stuck with the expenses. Tom Girardi was a law celebrity. He was picked by California Governor Gavin Newsom to be part of a panel tasked with filling state judgeships. He had a trophy wife, a wannabe pop singer named Erika Jayne. The two of them appeared on Bravo’s Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. There were a pair of ex-wives as well. By all accounts, Girardi was also rich. He had a Pasadena estate, exotic cars, you know, the works. At one point, divorce filings revealed his income to be around $263,000 a month. It’s easy to pick on the trophy wife, so we’ll do that for a minute. Erika Jane was by her own admission expensive. She waited tables in the bar of a restaurant that Giardi co-owned and that’s where she met Tom. In her memoir, [Pretty Mess](https://amzn.to/3ZVe3u3), Erika wrote, “There was nothing more I could buy”. So she decided to be a pop star, with some success. She even had a [song](https://open.spotify.com/track/2G8MDb25Oed8ZAx6qUG7Q8?si=e026e37e85384e72) and [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hL99eTKil8) named ‘[XXpen$ive](https://open.spotify.com/track/2G8MDb25Oed8ZAx6qUG7Q8?si=e026e37e85384e72)’. Just a note, these aren’t work friendly. You’re on your own if you click those links. It’s also apparently expensive to try to become a pop star. But just as Erika decided to hang up her risque videos, Real Houswives came calling and she had to keep up. In addition to an expensive wife, Tom Girardi had also been borrowing money. Large contingency cases can take time and cost a lot. As his finances deteriorated, Girardi borrowed from firms that would fund lawsuits, at interest rates as high as 20%. That’s not exactly mafia rates, but it is credit card level. Girardi is also accused of pledging the same collateral to multiple lenders. Finally, there are allegations that loan funds were going to Erika Jayne’s career. Somewhere along the way, it all went wrong. It’s clear that money is missing, as much as $100 million. It’s also clear that as much as $10 million was stolen in a separate but related fraud we will cover next week. (This story keeps on giving.) Tom may have overspent on his trophy wife and his lifestyle during a period when he was not winning enough cases. It could be as simple as that, too much going out and not enough coming in. Still, it seems clear that Girardi did one of the few things that will bring scorn, even from other lawyers, he moved money from his trust account to his operating account. When he did that, he stole funds set aside to pay plaintiffs. The first public hiccup came in 2014 when about two dozen women filed suit alleging their payout from a cancer lawsuit did not match up. Girardi borrowed money and settled the lawsuit. The debt suits kept piling up and they were publicity nightmares. Orphaned Indonesian children in a settlement with Boeing over an airplane crash didn’t get their money. There was a worker with burns over 50% of his body from a pipeline explosion. He didn’t get his money. Girardi’s second wife even showed back up wondering why her $10k a month payments had stopped. Ultimately, Girardi was forced to admit he was broke. The money was gone. Effectively Girardi Reese had morphed into a Ponzi scheme. Once money left the trust account, old cases were paid with new money and borrowed money. There is no way to fix that cycle without putting money back in. My wife used to be a title agent. The firm she worked for handled the cash and conducted real estate closings. They also had a trust account that worked the same way. It doesn’t take many pending house sales in the $200k-400k range to carry a couple of million dollars in a trust account, and that’s for a small firm. Girardi was big. The trust account had to have been a tempting target, but stealing from Indonesian children orphaned in a plane crash is next-level bad. Where were the accountants in this you ask? Why didn’t Girardi Reese’s CFO raise the red flag or publicly quit in protest when money moved from the trust account to an operating account? Tune in next week to find out. --- # Greensill Capital and Future Receivables, Imaginary Bills are Hard to Collect - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/greensill-capital-and-future-receivables-imaginary-bills-are-hard-to-collect/ - Date: 2023-04-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sometimes, if something illegal becomes popular enough, it becomes legal. Alcohol was illegal during prohibition. One could argue its prevalence led to making it legal again. Uber (paid ridesharing without a taxi license) was also illegal until it became so popular that cities eventually had to make it legal. Marijuana seems to be headed that way. Maybe that’s what Greensill was going for here, but they never got there. Greensill Capital was a leader in supply chain finance. They would factor accounts receivable, paying the company at a discount and collecting the full amount from the customer. Greensill then repackaged these receivables into notes, some of which were insured by credit insurers. Then it would sell the notes, often to Credit Suisse. Factoring receivables is extremely common in certain industries. There’s nothing special or illegal here, yet. At some point, Greensill’s lending took a left turn. One of Greensill’s clients, Bluestone, digs up metallurgical coal which is used to make steel. Bluestone wanted to get paid faster so it reached an agreement with Greensill for up to $785 million in receivables financing. (A separate smaller agreement brought the total to $850 million.) If Bluestone had $15 million in new receivables, Greensill would buy it for say $14.9 million and eventually collect the $15 million from the customer. Greensill did some of that, but it also created a new form called Future Receivables or prospective receivables. In traditional factoring, you can only buy receivables that exist. Greensill was looking to lend on receivables that didn’t yet exist, sometimes from customers that weren’t yet customers. As [Matt Levine described](https://news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law/matt-levines-money-stuff-greensill-didnt-just-finance-supply) it: > “Greensill basically gave Bluestone a payday loan for a job Bluestone hadn’t yet applied for. “ This started as lending ahead of receivables, something like “How much do you think Customer A will buy next quarter? $10 million, we’ll lend on that now.” This is lending against an estimated future receivable for an actual customer. It then moved into lending on non-receivables from non-customers. Essentially Greensill would say, “Is Company X a customer? No? Well if they were a customer, how much would they spend? $20 million, great, we’ll loan $20 million based on that.” The not-yet-a-customer was called an Account Debtor. If you take out a loan, someone expects it to be paid back. With factoring, the customer pays back a loan by paying their bill. The receivable is collateral, a claim against future cash. But if you make up a receivable for someone who isn’t a customer, there’s no cash to pay the loan. It’s just an unsecured loan. As a result, Bluestone had to keep rolling over these loans and paying interest. At some point, Greensill needed to pay on those Credit Suisse notes and went to Bluestone for more cash. Bluestone argued that this was really long-term financing and they had a reasonable expectation that they could continue to roll over their loans without paying additional cash. Bluestone had no idea Greeensill was selling notes. The fraud here really goes against Credit Suisse. They thought they were buying short-term loans secured by receivables from a large, operating, entity. In reality, Greensill sold them long-term unsecured loans with no plan for payback except hope for future payment. Hope is not a strategy. Bluestone isn’t off the hook here either. They allege that both they and Greensill knew that this was long-term financing, yet Bluestone carried it on its books as short-term receivables. After the mess came out, Grant Thorton was hired to get to the bottom of it. [Again, Matt Levine makes this real](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-04-06/greensill-capital-financed-imaginary-invoices-for-gupta-s-liberty#xj4y7vzkg): *I do not envy Grant Thornton. Their job right now is pretty much going around to companies, presenting them with invoices, and getting laughed out of the room: “That’s not our invoice, we’ve never even heard of Liberty Commodities or*Greensill*, get outta here.” And then they go back to*Greensill*with their findings and get laughed out of the room again: “Of course it’s not their invoice, they were just a potential customer, how could you be so naive?” And then Grant Thornton has to tentatively ask, “Well, okay, but then who is going to pay this invoice?” And then there is a long awkward silence.* Credit Suisse could be on the hook for as much as $10 billion. There are messy side stories here including conflicts of interest between Greensill and steel companies, Greensill’s connections to the British government, and the fact that the majority owner of Bluestone is Jim Justice. At the time of this story, Justice was the governor of West Virginia. But frauds are often messy. We’re all for new financial products and creative financing options, but not if they are deceptive. --- # Swisher Hygiene cleaned up fraudulently - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/swisher-hygiene-cleaned-up-fraudulently/ - Date: 2023-04-14 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Accounting & Career - Type: original article We’re back to a fraud at the top, but again with a couple of twists. Swisher Hygiene was a sanitation company. They sold cleaning supplies and chemicals for restaurants and other businesses. Essentially a lot of kitchen and bathroom cleaning. In 2010 the company went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange via a reverse takeover. Almost immediately, Swisher’s CFO Michael Kipp engaged in a scheme to smooth earnings. Commonly called [Cookie Jar Accounting or Cookie Jar Reserves](https://www.accountingtools.com/articles/cookie-jar-accounting.html), this scheme seeks to manipulate earnings to meet a specific target like net income or EPS. It is often used to smooth earnings and consistently meet earning requirements. In a typical scheme companies pad reserves in good years and deplete them in down years to present a smoother earnings line. The problem with Cookie Jar Accounting is there can be a fine line between a legitimate adjustment of reserves and fraud. Reserves typically require some form of judgment which is why they are ripe for manipulation. It is not uncommon to see companies fined by the SEC for violations related to reserves without those violations resulting in fraud charges. Assisting Kipp was Joanne Viard, a CPA and the Director of External Reporting. Kipp was also in line for an $88k bonus if the company hit earnings targets. So far, this sounds like straightforward financial statement fraud. [The financial statements are alleged to have been manipulated by as much as $96 million over several years.](https://www.pressreader.com/canada/stockwatch-daily/20180412/281500751831885) The first unusual piece here is how they got caught. Swisher’s Controller pushed back on a suspicious request. [From the Justice Department’s report:](https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/federal-judge-convicts-two-former-swisher-hygine-inc-executives-securities-fraud) > “The accounting fraud scheme began to unravel when Swisher’s then Controller pushed back on making a fraudulent entry during the year-end close. The Controller wrote in an email, “I’ll run it by BDO [Swisher’s auditors] so we’re on the same page,” to which Defendant Kipp responded, “You’ll run it by me since I’m the chief accounting officer. I’m out of patience with this.” Later, Kipp fired the Controller for his persistent refusal to book the fraudulent entry. Swisher’s Audit Committee learned of the Controller’s allegations and promptly commissioned an independent internal investigation.” Pushback like this that leads to identifying fraud is pretty unusual. The second unusual piece is that I was doing some ERP consulting there at the time the fraud was identified. We were pretty deep in the weeds so it wasn’t clear at first what was going on. Imagine the largest conference room in your organization stuffed with accountants and auditors all billing at the highest hourly rate you’ve ever seen. They are there before you arrive in the morning and still there when you leave at night. Fraud is expensive, and the clean-up after fraud is expensive as well. I saw some pretty messy parts at Swisher around bank reconciliation and some fixed asset policies, but we were focused on fixing processes, not reserve accounting. Ultimately Kipp and Viard pled guilty and the US assets of Swisher Hygiene were sold to competitor Ecolab. Per the Association of Certified Fraud Examiner’s annual report, having an option for whistle-blowing, a hotline, website, something is the number one way fraud is ultimately caught. We saw this with the $8 million fraud at ING and All the Queen’s horses. It was ultimately a big piece of Enron’s unraveling as well. At Swisher, we had fraud at the top and collusion. That’s enough clout to bypass a lot of controls, but someone still took their fiduciary responsibility seriously and did their job. That is always the hard part about fraud at the top. If you see it, expect to lose your job, either because your report it, or because the fraud ultimately brings down the company. There is a pretty good argument that if you think you see fraud at the top, go get another job. --- # Amazon Fraud – When Loss Prevention Breaks Bad to the Tune of $10 Million - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/amazon-fraud-when-loss-prevention-breaks-bad-to-the-tune-of-10-million/ - Date: 2023-04-07 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Part of a control environment in any operation with easily moved goods is loss prevention. Amazon warehouses are full of things people want and Amazon has loss prevention roles in the company. From August 2020 to March 2022 Kayricka Wortham was an Operations Manager at an Amazon warehouse in Smyrna, Georgia. In her position, Wortham could approve new vendors and approve vendor payments. Demetrius Hines was a Loss Prevention Multi-Site Lead at Amazon. He also worked at the Smyrna warehouse and at other company sites. In his position, Hines was: > “[responsible for preventing loss, monitoring security risks, and protecting people, products, and information at Amazon.”](https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/amazon-workers-scam-10-million-doj-steal/85-d4fb3f16-e815-4e5c-90df-9be92e034a1d) Wortham led this scheme and would provide fraudulent vendor setup information to her subordinates and then approve the vendor setup. [She and others, including Hines, submitted fake invoices to for payment by Amazon in amounts exceeding $10 million. They received payments totaling $9.4 million.](https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr/former-amazon-employees-plead-guilty-10-million-fraud) Hines was a roadblock and Wortham overcame this roadblock by recruiting him into the scheme. The typical wisdom is that collusion is really hard to find and stop. This is a great example of why. A key control, Hines, was coopted into the scheme. But they were still caught. There were also red flags, primarily people living beyond their means.. Wortham was driving a $200k+ Lamborghini Urus and Hines had multiple cars, a $70k Rolex and diamond jewelry. Also an ops manager might have setup info about the occasional vendor, but it seems like this was a large number of vendors. There are a couple of interesting pieces in here. First, $10 million is a lot to steal in 18 months. Kevin Lee Co stole $4.8 million over 7 years from Holt. Nathan Mueller stole $8 million in 4 years. $10 million in 18 months is a lot. Second there is no information across multiple articles on how the fraudsters were caught, just boilerplate language about the Secret Service being involved. I’m speculating that a $10 million expense increase over 18 months triggered a deeper look and ultimately a criminal investigation. How do you catch fraud like this? Collusion was involved to override preventive controls so it gets harder and we many need to fall back on detective controls and analytics. For example, budget analysis, trend analysis, [Benford analysis on invoice/payment amounts](https://www.acfeinsights.com/acfe-insights/what-is-benfords-law), and anomaly detection could all be part of the process. --- # TSA Has Typical Control Problems Too - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tsa-has-typical-control-problems-too/ - Date: 2023-03-31 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Public and Private firms aren’t the only organizations with control problems. Government has problems too. The Transportation and Security Organization’s last audit was 2016 and there were issues. The issues identified were pretty common and a lot of businesses have them too. KPMG performed a [financial statement audit](https://www.oig.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/assets/2017/OIG-17-69-Jun17.pdf) and an [audit of select general IT controls (GITC)](https://www.oig.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/assets/2017/OIG-17-73-Jun17.pdf). What did they find? - A number of items related to control of assets including assets not listed, missing asset IDs, etc. - Ineffective controls over the AR estimates. - Control issues related to HR & Payroll, especially around various approvals. - Journal entry approval problems with the year end suspense clearing. - Strong passwords were not consistently enforced. - Access Certification was not performed annually as required. - System access was not timely removed for terminated and/or separated personnel. This is pretty typical stuff. Access Certification in particular is often done via Excel and email and it’s a miserable process. Fixing this with a certification tool is actually pretty easy. System access not removed in a timely manner is another very common problem. Access Certification serves as a backstop for this, but a good identity governance application solves this in a preventative way. --- # Bank Fraud is Bad - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bank-fraud-is-bad/ - Date: 2023-03-24 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We’re back to fraud at the top this week, but this one is a little different, also $18 million is a lot of money. [Norman D’Souza was the CFO of crib and baby furniture company Munire’ Furniture. Munire’s was facing a difficult economic period and they needed to borrow money.](https://www.furnituretoday.com/industry-issue/former-baby-furniture-company-exec-pleads-guilty-18m-accounting-fraud/) The company’s financials weren’t conducive to a borrowing a large amount so D’Souza just made up some numbers inflating sales and accounts receivable. This led to a $17 million bank loan. This is straightforward bank fraud and I’ll note that bank fraud carries a sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison. Oops. Around the same time, Munire’ approached the municipality of Gas City, Indiana about a $1 million loan to help build a factory there. D’Souza doubled down here and provided fraudulent financial statements for that loan. The $18 million in loans wasn’t enough and Munire’ ultimately filed for bankruptcy and defaulted on the loans. At the time of bankruptcy the bank loan had an outstanding balance of $16.99 million. What’s different here is that there is no indication that D’Souza benefited personally from this fraud, beyond continuing to get a paycheck. Not all frauds are complex. This one is pretty straightforward, lie to the bank, don’t pay back their money. The lesson is here that loan fraud is still fraud and providing fraudulent financial statements is still fraud, even for a private companies. --- # $8 Million Fraud for Ghost Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/8-million-fraud-for-ghost-services/ - Date: 2023-03-10 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article We’ve previously seen [ghost cattle](/wheres-the-beef-ghost-cattle-fraud/) and r[eal horses](/all-the-queens-horses-like-parks-rec-fraud/). We’ve seen [fraud](/carlos-ghosn-and-fraud-at-renault-nissan/) [at the top](/carlos-ghosn-and-fraud-at-renault-nissan/). We’ve seen [fraudulent coders](/life-imitates-office-space-fraud-and-all/) and [controllers](/if-you-stole-4-8-million-how-much-would-spend-playing-game-of-war/). We’ve seen [fraud in the middle](/evolution-of-a-payment-fraud/) of organizations. So far though, much of it has come through various accounting departments and personnel. [For this post, let’s look at IT fraud.](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-motor-association-vice-president-fraud-1.4552905) James Gladden started in IT at the Alberta Motor Association in 2008. Think of this as Alberta’s version of AAA. By 2013, James had been promoted to VP of IT. Over three and half years, from early 2013 to mid-2016, James managed to steal about Can$8 million by submitting fraudulent invoices. As VP of IT, Gladden had approval authority for IT-related invoices. [He pled guilty to fabricating or falsifying 55 invoices.](https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/former-ama-executive-gets-prison-for-8-million-fraud/) Gladden used a couple of methods for his scheme. He submitted genuine invoices for work done for the benefit of his personal company, Sprockit Apps Inc. In other cases, Gladden fabricated invoices. One example was a $500k invoice paid to a company called Datavox. The payment was allegedly for phone hardware. In fact, Datavox did no work for AMA. None of the articles I could find explained why he did it, beyond simple greed. But we do know he bought a lot of stuff. [Those purchases included luxury watches, two Porsches, a BMW, a Maserati, a 2014 Yamaha boat, a home in southwest Edmonton, and a $500k home in Scottsdale, Ariz.](https://globalnews.ca/news/3543315/former-alberta-motor-association-executive-charged-with-fraud/) We also know how he was caught. Gladden was allowed to spend some time working from home in August 2015 because of a leg injury. He was slow to recover and he remained out of the office for months, regularly failing to show up for meetings. In 2016 he was asked to go on disability and refused. He was later forced onto disability and his replacement found the fraudulent invoices. This is similar to what we saw with the Queen of Horses where an extended vacation surfaced her fraud. AMA has said that they’ve improved their controls after this. Certainly, better capital budgeting controls would have helped. Improved vendor and invoice management would have helped prevent this as well. An audit should have surfaced a false invoice like the Datavox one. Finally, we come back to a fraudster again visibly living beyond their means. --- # If You Stole $4.8 Million, How Much Would You Spend Playing Game of War? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/if-you-stole-4-8-million-how-much-would-spend-playing-game-of-war/ - Date: 2023-03-03 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article If you stole $4.8 million, how much would you spend playing the freemium mobile phone game, Game of War? For Kevin Lee Co, that answer was $1 million. From 2008 to 2015, Kevin was the controller for Holt, the northern California dealer for Caterpillar heavy equipment. Kevin managed the accounting department and oversaw the company’s commercial credit accounts. [Co abused that authority to conduct hundreds of unauthorized credit card transactions on the company’s account, to manipulate and falsify records regarding the credit account, and to mislead the bank that held the credit account when it made inquiries to Co about suspicious transactions.](https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/12/12/a-calif-man-stole-nearly-5-million-from-his-company-then-spent-1-million-on-a-cellphone-game/) This fraud has always been short on details. The focus is always on how the money was spent. [For this post, I managed to dig up the plea bargain with more detail.](https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/gameofwar.pdf) In short, this was pretty common corporate card fraud on a grand scale. Kevin was responsible for managing Holt’s purchasing card (p-card) program. He would issue cards, review statements, approve invoices, and was also a cardholder. Kevin hid his transactions by coding them inappropriately throughout the ledger. Holt’s bank, Bank of the West, identified suspicious activity on at least three occasions. Each time the bank called Kevin Co and was reassured that the charges were appropriate. Like our last fraud, Kevin’s got more sophisticated over time. At first, he simply bought personal items on his p-card and hid the expense. Over time he enlisted a co-conspirator, identified as co-conspirator A, a luxury auto dealer, to use his p-card and the p-cards of two former employees to purchase luxury cars and to buy equipment for the co-conspirator. A second co-conspirator, who was not an employee, was also given a p-card and permitted to spend almost $50k. I’m speculating here, but it wouldn’t surprise me if this was a card for a love interest. Given the modest amount versus the total, it seems like it could be a “get yourself something nice” arrangement. Finally, Kevin Lee Co engaged in money laundering. Co-conspirator A would charge the card and then write checks back to Kevin for about half of the money. This story got wild when it was revealed what the money was spent on. The list includes luxury cars, season tickets to the Sacramento Kings and San Francisco 49ers, plastic surgery, and a golf membership at an exclusive club. And then there is Game of War. A mobile phone-based, free-to-play game with in-game purchase options. Co reportedly spent $1 million dollars on those in-game options in the Kate Upton-promoted game. Company credit card fraud is depressingly common. P-cards typically have additional controls and in this case, it appears they were triggered at least 3 times, but when the fraudster is in charge, those controls can only do so much. I’ve personally seen 3 cases of corporate card fraud after the fact. In each case, it was depressingly similar, a controller who coded the cards and entered transactions into the accounting system. The problem with this type of fraud is that it can run for years. A $200k corporate card fraud is a small one. Getting to a million or two is very doable. Still, almost $5 million over 7 years is a long fraud. Obviously, segregation of duties would have addressed this, as would an independent reconciliation of card charges, along with better p-card limits and purchase limitations. I also want to make the case that CEO, CFO, and controller jobs are NOT transactional jobs. No one hires a controller for their ability to key payables transactions. They can advise on transactions, help ensure that coding is correct, etc., but not key transactions. They definitely shouldn’t key transactions regularly. But it didn’t stop there. While out on bail and awaiting sentencing, Co started a company selling generators, solar panels, and windows. During the pandemic, he fraudulently applied for and received Paycheck Protection Program loans from two banks totaling more than $500k. Co was required to disclose on the applications that he had pled guilty to wire fraud and money laundering but conveniently left that out. Co was sentenced to 10 years for the initial fraud. Committing a second fraud while on bail will not help him. --- # Evolution of a Payment Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/evolution-of-a-payment-fraud/ - Date: 2023-02-24 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article This one is a little older but it’s one of my favorites because we have so much detail and we have it in the fraudster’s voice. I’ve actually covered it before, but it’s worth another look. The core source here is [Journal of Accountancy’s Lessons from an $8 million fraud](https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2014/aug/fraud-20149862.html). Nathan J. Mueller worked for a Minnesota insurance company, ReliaStar, that was taken over by global insurer ING. Mueller played a lead role in the transition to a new ERP system and along the way he and a co-worker were given payment approval authority up to $250,000. Mueller didn’t even know he had that authority until two years later. Red flags were present early in that users often logged in as each other to get something done when a co-worker was out. With a pregnant wife and a salary that wasn’t quite covering the bills, Mueller logged in as a co-worker and requested a check made out to Universal for $1,100. He then logged in with his credentials and approved it. Universal was an insurance company they paid regularly. The word Universal was also part of the name of his credit card. [This is not in the article, but suspect this was the AT&T Universal Card.] The check cleared and his credit card account went down by $1,100. There was a control point here. It was a different user’s job to receive the checks and mail them out. Mueller was a backup for this process so he waited to request a check until he know the primary person would be out. Occasionally, he gave the primary the day off to make it easier. The organization had a segregation of duties control point here, but it wasn’t functioning as designed. After his start, Mueller paid off his Universal card and then kept transferring balances from other cards and debt to that card. After stealing $88,000 he was out of debt. Right before this though, there was a chance to catch him. He’d send a $4,500 payment without a payment voucher and without an account number. The check was returned to his work and the AP department, instead of investigating, forwarded it to Mueller. It was a close call and the fraud could have been stopped there. It took a few months for Mueller to get past the scare and from there he got smarter. Like the term “Universal”, Ace was part of a company name that regularly received payments so Mueller opened a shadow “Ace”, Ace Business Consulting. He would request and approve payments as before, but now he could just deposit the checks. He did this to the tune of $8 million over 4 years. Mueller needed to cover his tracks. He primarily used two schemes, hiding amounts in accounts with a lot of ledger activity and manipulating foreign currency accounts. He started by simply hiding the payments in high volume accounts. > ***For every credit (to the bank) there has to be a debit, and my debits needed to be hidden somewhere. Our payments were usually for insurance claims, commission expenses, various refunds, or an administrative expense. In 2003 and 2004, I hid all the debits in ledger accounts that had a lot of reconciliation activity, making sure that my debit helped the account reconcile to zero.*** As Mueller’s scheme evolved, he would intentionally weaken the Canadian dollar when calculating the exchange rate for their Canadian subsidiary. Effectively this hid his theft as exchange rate losses. Mueller was the only person to manage the exchange rate calculation for 7 years. He also had to hide his theft from his wife. He had significantly upgraded his lifestyle so he needed an explanation. Mueller decided that he was a successful gambler. He would take junkets to Vegas and return with his own stolen money. His wife remained suspicious and eventually, they divorced. What got him caught was that Mueller’s ex-wife became friendly with one of Mueller’s co-workers. His wife said that she didn’t believe the gambling stories. That set off the alarm bells that led to the discovery of Mueller’s scheme. We know why Mueller did it, financial pressure that morphed into greed. The core issue here is Mueller’s ability to bypass segregation of duties controls. The ability to log in and request payments as a coworker was the key to this scheme. Without that, it might have been possible to redirect a few payments or sneak through a fake Universal invoice, but not to the tune of $8 million. With that access, he managed to avoid the preventative control of a user creating and approving their own invoices. That access made it possible to bypass the control of check mailing being done by a different user. Interestingly, no detective controls caught the fraud either. No large, unexplained budget differences that someone investigated. There was no follow-up on the returned check. There was no application of statistical tools or forensic analysis. Finally, Mueller’s lifestyle of expensive cars, watches, and trips didn’t raise red flags within the company until the very end. Of the $8 million, he paid back $860,000, mostly in seized property. In prison, he paid $75 a month as part of a prison repayment plan. As with other frauds we’ve seen. The money was gone. Mueller’s scheme started out as simple payment fraud. He just cut an extra check to Universal and simply hid it in a complex account. That got him as far as $88k. From there Mueller had to evolve. He set up Ace Business Consulting. He hid the fraud in exchange rate losses and created a gambling backstory. Each adjustment added complexity. Still, once someone decided to look, the fraud was easy to find. --- # All the Queen’s Horses – Like Parks & Rec + Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/all-the-queens-horses-like-parks-rec-fraud/ - Date: 2023-02-17 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article This one comes with a movie so grab some popcorn. The documentary [All the Queen’s Horses](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5709852/) moves around to different streaming services so Google it and grab it. It’s about 75 minutes long and worth it. I try to make sure that every new employee of Fastpath sees this. It helps explain why we matter. Dixon, IL is a modest city with a population of 15,800. Their annual budget is $8-9 million. Over a number of years, their controller Rita A. Crundwell stole $53 million from 1991 through 2012. I’m going to let that number sink in. [On December 8, 1990, Crundwell set up a secret bank account named the Reserve Sewer Capital Development Account (RSCDA)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Crundwell). This was not actually a city account, but it looked like one, and Crundwell was the only signatory. Crundwell would move money into the Capital Development Fund. She would then create false state invoices payable to “Treasurer, State of Illinois” and generate checks payable to “Treasurer”, conveniently leaving out the State of Illinois part. Crundwell was the treasurer of the city of Dixon. Those checks were then deposited into the RSDCA account. Her process made it appear that she was making payments to the state when in fact she was moving money into an account over which she had sole control. [Rita was able to accomplish this because she had full control](https://cpahalltalk.com/rita-crundwell-story/)[.](https://cpahalltalk.com/rita-crundwell-story/) She opened the mail, processed invoices, prepared checks, signed checks, managed the accounting system, and performed the bank reconciliation. She did this for 22 years. Rita started small, stealing only $181k in her first year. But her thefts increased from there. In 2008 she stole $5.8 million from a city with a budget of $8-9 million. She averaged about $2.5 million a year over 22 years. It gets worse, the city had a budget and was audited every year. Crundwell managed the budget and she managed to fool the auditors. Rita got caught when she took an extended vacation. Her replacement asked the bank for a list of all bank accounts and found the RSCDA account. Forcing accounting personnel to take vacations is actually a control point. A surprising number of frauds are identified because while the fraudster is out. Often the fraudster is described as “hardworking, they never take vacations”. What did Rita do with all the money? She didn’t blow it on cattle futures, she bought show horses…expensive show horses, and she ran a horse breeding operation. By all accounts, she was good at her hobby too. Her horses won 52 world championships and she was named a leading owner by the American Quarter Horse Association for eight consecutive years. She also had all the accessories like a farm and a multimillion-dollar motorhome for traveling to horse shows. There were red flags. The city ran a deficit while surrounding cities ran surpluses. Crundwell blamed budget shortfalls on the state being late with tax revenue shares. She was also living well beyond her means. [Living beyond one’s means was the number one fraud indicator in every Association of Certified Fraud Examiners annual study since 2008.](https://legacy.acfe.com/report-to-the-nations/2022/) People had questions so they filled in with assumptions. She had inherited the money. Her horse breeding operation was very profitable, etc. Fraud like this should be preventable or at least quickly detected. There are a lot of basic controls for this. First up segregation of duties. Rita Crundwell obviously had too much control of the process. No one person should have complete control of any process. Up next, getting a list of accounts from the bank. The auditors almost certainly confirmed the balances from a list Crundwell gave them. It wasn’t until someone asked the bank that Rita was caught. As an aside, bankruptcy investigators at FTX also had to go find all of their bank accounts. Additionally, a big part of segregating duties is independent bank reconciliations. This is one of the few independent confirmations of company cash flows and the process is often treated as a chore instead of a critical tool. I’ve seen an otherwise very good controller fired because their team couldn’t produce timely bank reconciliations. Finally, having a whistleblower option like a phone line, website, etc. is also an important defense here. Not everyone sees someone living beyond their means. People had questions about Crundwell’s lifestyle but no one spoke up. --- # Where’s the beef? Ghost Cattle Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/wheres-the-beef-ghost-cattle-fraud/ - Date: 2023-02-10 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article The TV show Yellowstone is all the rage and it’s all about protecting the ranch and the cattle. [But what if the cattle doesn’t exist?](https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wheres-the-beef-rancher-sentenced-to-11-years-for-ripping-off-tyson-foods-of-nearly-250-million-in-ghost-cattle-scam-11664990727) In Washington State a cattle rancher has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for scamming Tyson Foods out of almost $250 million with cattle that didn’t exist. You read that number right, almost a quarter of a billion dollars. I keep saying that fraud at the top is the most expensive fraud. This might be the exception…sort of. In 2016, Cody Easterday of Mesa, WA entered into an arrangement with Tyson Foods. Easterday ran a family farm and feedlot in Washington. Tyson would front the money for cattle and feed, Easterday would maintain the cattle for Tyson and pay 4% interest on the fronted money when the cattle went to slaughter. This looks like a typical outsourcing arrangement. Tyson wanted beef, where presumably it has some control over the conditions of the cows, so it outsources. Given Tyson’s size in the marketplace, it fronts the cash to avoid overwhelming the smaller partner. It charges the partner 4% for fronting the cash. Seems reasonable. The contract totaled more than $2 billion over 4 years. [Easterday is accused of padding the number of cattle by more than 10% and billing Tyson for cattle that didn’t exist, to the tune of $233 million.](https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/washington-man-pleads-guilty-244-million-ghost-cattle-scam) He pulled a similar stunt with another producer and bilked them out of $11 million for a total of $244 million. Easterday was at the top of his organization, so this is still fraud at the top, he’s just defrauding another organization. Why did he do it? Easterday was trading futures contracts on cattle. We talked about future contracts last time with FTX and I believe I called it really, really, one more really, risky, certainly leveraged future trading is. Easterday managed to lose $200 million trading cattle future contracts. He reportedly started trading cattle futures as a hedge against market fluctuations, perfectly reasonable, but as he took riskier bets it turned into a straight up gambling addiction. Easterday confessed when Tyson became suspicious and asked for a full inventory of cattle purchases. The core lesson here is trust but verify. We don’t have information on how Easterday reported cattle to Tyson, but it’s pretty clear that weren’t conducting any type of audit. I have a friend who did audits of agriculture and it can be tough to audit something like a newly planted field, but you can show a up few months later and confirm. I have another friend who owns a small cattle ranch and cows these days are all tagged , many of them have RFID chips. While cows do move around, they can be counted. If partners are showing red flag like regular invoice corrections, delivery mistakes, etc., it may be time for an audit. If there is already some type of audit in place, review it. That’s what SOC reports do for online providers. They document the controls in place and whether those controls are being performed appropriately. Company can and should review SOC reports where available to get comfortable with a partner’s controls. On a related note, back to last week, I’ve not found any evidence that FTX had a SOC report in any form. --- # FTX – How to Do Fraud at a Futures Exchange - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ftx-how-to-do-fraud-at-a-futures-exchange/ - Date: 2023-02-03 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’ve done a lot of research on FTX and I have…opinions. If you haven’t paid attention, FTX was a crypto futures exchange. It had a related/sister crypto hedge fund known as Alameda Research. All of it melted down in late 2022. There are significant fraud allegations and guilty pleas so far. There are also a lot of lurid allegations. Matt Levine’s column, [How to Do Fraud at a Futures Exchange](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/former-chief-financial-officer-two-spacs-pleads-guilty-fraud-scheme) is the clearest explanation of FTX. We’re going to try to go there, but first I have to get a few things off my chest. 1. Sam Bankman-Fried’s “Balance Sheet” that he passed around trying to raise last-minute funds is offensive to me as an accountant. Maybe some investors don’t care, but I’d get fired for showing anything like that to anyone at any job I’ve ever held. A copy of that balance sheet is the image for this post. 2. Quickbooks is not an appropriate accounting system for a company the size of FTX mostly because of its inability to scale to that size. I suspect Quickbooks would be happy to have no association with FTX given what SBF’s balance sheet looked like. 3. If our Craigslist Accountant from a few weeks back worked at FTX (and actually did the work) she could steal $15k/day, every working day for a year, and FTX would only be out $4 million instead of billions. Whew! Ok, where do we start? FTX was a futures exchange. In a futures exchange, people bet on some proposition, say Bitcoin will go up or down. Some people bet up (long) and some down (short) but they place that bet with the exchange, not with each other. To guarantee these bets, customers deposit cash. On some defined time frame, the exchange checks the results and if Bitcoin went up the exchange takes some money from the short bettors and gives some to the long bettors. If it goes down, the reverse happens. If an account goes too low, the exchange asks the bettor to put in more money. This is a margin call. If the bettor doesn’t cover, the exchange automatically closes out the position at a loss. If an account gets high enough, the bettor can take some money out. Ideally, the exchange is smart about this and limits the amount to reasonably match the volatility. If an account goes below zero, that is if a bet on our Bitcoin example falls fast enough that there isn’t time to get more money or close out the position, the bettor owes more than what’s in the account. Collection from the debtor will be problematic at best and the exchange will have to pay out of their own money. This is straightforward futures stuff. It’s very common and well-understood in traditional financial circles. That doesn’t make it easy or safe, but everyone knows that’s how this works. Notice that there are no actual Bitcoins in here, just bets on whether Bitcoin will go up or down. Much like betting on a football game, you don’t own the team, play for the team, or even get to see a game, you’re betting on the performance of something you don’t own. Finally, we’re talking about leveraged futures trading here. Something like deposit $2k and the exchange lends you another $15k to bet on Bitcoin. Alternatively, deposit $2k and the exchange lends you $15k in Bitcoin to bet on. The exchange may hold a little of a given asset like Bitcoin, but it doesn’t really have to because it has customers on both sides of the trade so they more or less offset. Leverage like this is really, really, one more really, risky. That’s a big loan on a small deposit. If prices move in the wrong direction quickly, positions get wiped out leaving the exchange holding the bag. Crypto often moves quickly in the wrong direction for someone. Future Exchanges control risk by: 1. Charging high margins. 2. Tailoring the margin to the riskiness and size of the bets. 3. Monitoring and closing out losing positions quickly. 4. Limiting withdrawals. If a position grows and too much is removed, there isn’t enough to cover a reversal in fortune. At least well-managed ones do. FTX on the other hand: 1. Setup a futures exchange. 2. Advertised their impressive risk engine with customized margin factors designed to carefully take into account volatility, liquidity, account position size, and unusual market moves to quickly close out losing positions and limit withdrawals as appropriate. 3. Did a lot of trades with their own money. 4. Without telling anyone, exempted themselves and related entities from all the risk management stuff they advertised. 5. When bets moved in their favor, they withdrew funds for condos, political contributions, whatever. 6. When bets moved against them, they didn’t put money back in, didn’t close out their bets, just let everything go negative and ignored it. This is fraud because FTX advertised it had good risk management when it actually had bad risk management. Additionally, taking money out when FTX wins and not putting it back when FTX loses predictably moves money from customers to FTX. Third, FTX might be tempted to speed up this process with its own token. Say, create a bajillion magic beans out of thin air, trade a few magic beans with yourself and some friends to establish a price, then borrow against the remaining bajillion beans at the artificial price. This is the crux of the SEC complaint against FTX. The infamous “back door” from early news reports was really exempting related firm Alameda from all the risk management constraints. Also, there was additional comingling going on. FTX’s bank account couldn’t accept some foreign deposits so they went to Alameda who just kept them…apparently. There was some sort of loan(ish) disclosure, but the funds appeared as internal funds, not customer funds. Eventually, if you take money out when you win and don’t put it back when you lose, you run out of money to play with. And when you borrow based on artificially inflated valuations, there is nothing left when the valuations pop. Sam Bankman-Fried is going around apologizing, but this was not a mistake. Like Celsius from a few weeks ago, this was a failure to act as a fiduciary of the customer’s money. Being this reckless is not a mistake, it’s fraud. I’ll try not to do too many of these giant frauds because the lessons are macro lessons. They aren’t actionable for average folks. But, fraud at the top is the most expensive kind of fraud. If you work for a company and see that, run. The tone at the top still matters and people have subsequently shown behaviors by FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried that should have raised red flags. As an FTX user, there doesn’t seem to be much that could have been done, other than quickly withdrawing funds at the first sign of trouble. FTX appears to have melted down into a giant fraud. I don’t think it started that way. I’m not convinced that was the intent, but whether through hubris, a lack of maturity, or missing respect for the customer, it has ended up there. As a footnote, FTX was a mess internally. [We’ve previously seen that Celsius](/celsius-crypto-commingling-fraud/) was a different kind of internal mess. However, both failures were precipitated by credit bubbles and crazy leverage. Richard Rumelt covers this well near the end of Good Strategy. Covering the 2008 housing crisis Rumelt notes that Bear Steans was leveraged by at least 32 to 1. Lehman Brothers were similarly leveraged and it didn’t take much to tip everything over the edge. Before that Worldcom was an earlier example. The crypto winter of 2022 was ultimately a cascading failure of easy credit, probably triggered by the failure of Three Arrows Capital. It is not unusual for leverage-based failures to devolve into financial statement fraud as management tries to keep the company afloat. FTX and Celsius both also suffered from a lack of internal control that made fraud possible. --- # Craiglist Accountant Fraud – What a Difference a Day Makes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/craiglist-accountant-fraud/ - Date: 2023-01-27 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Accounting & Career - Type: original article My colleague Frank Vukovits and I talk about this case a lot. While it seems simple on the surface, there are a lot of unanswered questions and I have not been able to track down answers. The base story is simple, Angela Phan was hired as an accountant for Triplematic Dispensers via a Craigslist ad. She worked one day and stole almost $15,000. [The St. Louis Post-Dispatch story seems to be primary, but it’s behind a paywall.](https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/accountant-hired-via-craigslist-bilks-maryland-heights-firm-out-of/article_3c4d47fb-9abf-545c-be4d-dc5bcd4ec1ca.html) [KSDK has an overview for free.](https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime/woman-hired-off-craigslist-steals-14000-from-company/63-286074202) Both articles are thin. With a little digging, we find that we don’t know why Angela only worked one day. We don’t know if she quit or was fired. None of the articles say what day she actually worked. We just know that the fraud started in July 2014 and she wasn’t caught until December 2015. Let’s back up. This is simple check fraud. Angela worked one day and got a paycheck mailed to her. The paycheck obviously had the company routing number and account number on the check as all checks do. Angela is alleged to have used that information to pass fraudulent transactions through Triplematic’s bank account to the tune of $14,720.21. If you just read the headline **[Accountant Worked One Day, Allegedly Embezzled $15k](https://www.goingconcern.com/accountant-worked-one-day-allegedly-embezzled-15k/)** it’s funny. When you realize the fraud went on for 18 months it gets weird. That’s a long fraud for only 15k. Phan gets points added for patience and deducted for stealing small amounts. If you’re going to commit felony identity theft (what she was charged with), don’t skimp. A lot of people have suggested that Triplematic brought this on by hiring an accountant via Craiglist. I tend to agree, but she was gone after a day. We’re all allowed an occasional mistake. What I don’t understand is how this continued for 18 months. From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch article: > “The company later noticed several unauthorized transactions had been made on the business checking account. The company’s bank said at least one of the transactions was made to an account connected to Phan.” Assuming the articles are correct, why didn’t they catch these in the July 2014 bank rec and close the account? Why leave this open for 18 months? I’m intrigued enough by this story that I poked around [Missouri CaseNet](https://www.courts.mo.gov/cnet/welcome.do) to see if could find a final disposition. The articles indicate that she confessed to a felony so there should be some kind of resolution, but I couldn’t find anything. That means that Angela Phan could still be out there answering Craigslist ads for accounting jobs. How do companies prevent this? 1. Maybe don’t hire accountants off of Craigslist and do a little due diligence on candidates. In fairness, anyone who gets a check has routing and account information. 2. Use a dedicated payroll account that doesn’t carry extra cash. This makes extra payments stand out. 3. Perform bank reconciliations in a timely manner and investigate suspicious or missing payments. 4. Use positive pay on the account to reject unauthorized payments. Positive Pay is a bank feature used as a control for checking accounts. Account holders submit authorized payments to the bank. Unmatched payments are rejected. Alternatively/Additionally, banks may present transactions online with a short timeline to reject unauthorized transactions. --- # Life imitates Office Space, Fraud and All - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/life-imitates-office-space-fraud-and-all/ - Date: 2023-01-20 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article I love the movie [Office Space](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/). It’s full of what are now classic nerdy memes and tropes including red staplers, TPS reports, flair, and beyond. But a core piece of the movie revolves around fraud. When Peter finds out that Michael and Samir are going to get downsized, they hatch a plot to steal fractions of cents on each financial transaction. They manage to screw it up. There are other lessons in this movie, but that’s the fraud lesson. Expect to screw it up. Interestingly, in the movie, they stole over $300k. Remember that number. In the real world, [Ermenildo “Ernie” Valdez Castro of Tacoma, Wash is accused of stealing around $300k from Zulily, the online retailer he worked for](https://www.geekwire.com/2022/office-space-movie-plot-gave-zulily-engineer-a-blueprint-for-financial-fraud-prosecutors-allege/). In a reported confession to police, he called his plan the OfficeSpace Project and indicated inspiration from the movie. Heist 101: Don’t name your heist after famous heists, real or fictional. Ernie’s plan was a little different though. He didn’t steal fractional pennies. The specifics are a little fuzzy, but based on the [GeekWire article](https://www.geekwire.com/2022/office-space-movie-plot-gave-zulily-engineer-a-blueprint-for-financial-fraud-prosecutors-allege/), Ernie, a software engineer, wrote code to redirect shipping fees collected from certain customers to a Stripe account he controlled. Additionally, it appears that in some cases, the code double-charged customers for shipping and redirected the additional charge to an account he controlled. Those two schemes netted about $240k. Not content with just that, [Ernie changed pricing to buy items at a substantial discount.](https://brobible.com/culture/article/seattle-tech-worker-arrested-stealing-crime-office-space-inspired/) Those discounts amounted to about $40k. Potentially these items were purchased at a significant discount for resale. The articles aren’t clear, but a pile of products was found at his house. Ernie’s price fixing was found first. After his laptop was seized, the company found evidence of shipping fraud. The side hustle fraud to his main fraud got him caught. So where did all the money go? This is always a fun question because it so often evaporates. > > **“He clarified that he had used the money to invest in stock options, particularly GameStop stock options, and reiterated that all the money was now gone. He denied purchasing any physical assets with that money.”** Points to Ernie for being creative. Redirecting shipping fees is not your garden variety AP payment fraud or AR lapping scheme. Points are deducted for getting caught because the side hustle to your main fraud was exposed. Sloppy. So how do companies find or prevent fraud like this? 1. Segregation of Duties for code changes. It’s pretty clear that Ernie could change production code without a testing and review process. That’s a big no-no. 2. A good budget and reconciliation process would show either shipping costs well below budget or missing cash depending on exactly how the payments were redirected to Stripe. That should lead to a lot of questions. 3. Change tracking, like an audit trail on price changes, would show price reductions and an immediate return to the initial price. Definitely a red flag for investigations. Whether that change was done via code or an interface, my assumption is that the price is stored in a database and not solely in code, making change tracking easier. Based on my experience, that is a reasonable assumption. I see so many companies not wanting to do the work to prevent fraud. It’s work. It takes time. In this case, Zulily is a $200 million dollar subsidiary of a publicly traded, multibillion-dollar entity. Three hundred K is an average fraud and a drop in the bucket. But it could just as easily have been a $3 million startup where a loss of $300k means people get laid off. At the same time Zulily IS a $200 million dollar subsidiary of a publicly traded, multibillion-dollar entity. SOD for code changes, a robust budget/reconciliation process, and reasonable change tracking should already be in place. They can do better. --- # Celsius, Crypto, & Commingling Fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/celsius-crypto-commingling-fraud/ - Date: 2023-01-13 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article We’ll get to FTX eventually, but first, let’s look at Celsius. [Much of this post comes from the Celsius bankruptcy filing here.](https://cases.stretto.com/public/x191/11749/PLEADINGS/1174911202280000000001.pdf) Celsius was a crypto lending firm founded in 2018. Their primary product was called an Earn account. Customers would deposit crypto asses with Celsius in exchange for rewards. Customers could also borrow against their crypto assets. Celsius would move assets from bridge wallets tied to a customer to aggregator wallets from which it would invest and make loans. Think of this as similar to cash in a bank. If I deposit $100 it does not sit in an envelope with my name on it waiting for me to withdraw. It is comingled, loaned, etc. There is no way to trace my $100 through the bank, there is just a ledger entry that I’m owed $100 by the bank when I ask for it. (For clarity, each type of cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin or Ethereum, had its own aggregator wallet, like aggregating dollars and Euros in separate accounts.) Later, US regulators pressured Celsius to change its business model under the theory that the Earn product was a security that should be regulated. As a result, Celsius launched its Custody program for US customers. Custody accounts were not eligible for rewards and would not be transferred, sold, loaned, etc. The custody model was supposed to be closer to a digital safe deposit box. Because of the regulatory pressure (and their own procrastination), Celsius moved fast to launch Custody accounts and they broke things. A lot of things, Heck everything. Part of this speed run included: - Relying on manual reconciliations of crypto assets without robust controls. If you’ve ever tried to reconcile a bank account where bank deposits were aggregated but the individual checks for that deposit were listed in the accounting system, you understand how ugly this can be. Now multiply that times thousands. - Creating a 3rd product, Withhold accounts, for states where they weren’t licensed for their Custody accounts. The Withhold accounts had no terms of service. - Not creating separate wallets for Withhold accounts and not otherwise separating the funds. To fund the Custody accounts, Celsius transferred crypto assets from the main or aggregator wallets, but they did not have a process to separate new deposits. Deposits continued to come into the aggregator wallets. Celsius’s Custody program did not automatically balance the number of coins reflected in Custody accounts to the number of coins held in aggregated Custody wallets. This is essentially making sure the value and currency type in the big custody envelope matches the ledger of all customers. Celsius had to manually reconcile those balances. Celsius performed this reconciliation 53 times during the 83-day period between April 20, 2022 (when it first reconciled the Custody wallet holdings to the Custody accounts) and July 12, 2022 (the day before Celsius filed for bankruptcy). There were no defined rules or policies to guide this process. Finally, Celcius would move money into and out of custody wallets if reconciliations showed a shortfall or overage. In May 2022, Celsius experienced significant withdrawals leading to a liquidity crisis. They responded by pausing withdrawals. Oddly, because of the speed with which they implemented these products, they had no way to pause deposits, and they kept coming in. As a result, despite a “pause” customer balances still weren’t static. Ultimately Celsius determined that they did not have the capital to fund continued withdrawals or they would take significant losses unwinding positions to fund withdrawals. Remember that Celsius loaned money on cryptocurrencies. Ultimately, Celsius declared bankruptcy. Essentially, Celsius was a run on the bank. With longer-term loans funded by shorter-term deposits, if enough people decide to withdraw, there isn’t enough to pay them because cash is still tied up in loans. But under the hood, the story of Celsius is a story of missing controls. Missing controls to the point that Celsius was never really sure what they had. Missing controls to the point that they appear to have materially misled customers about how Custody and Withhold accounts were actually managed. A couple of quotes that illustrate this: Mr. Koprivica summarized management’s message to the product development team as: “[G]o back to blackboard, do the minimum of all minimums, this may be manual for the start, involve less developers, lets discuss deadlines.” …there was no “common understanding” of the concept of custody between team members with a “finance background”and those without…Celsius did not consider creating a Custody wallet for each Custody customer. In fact, Mr. Noy did not recall that idea ever being suggested. > > …there was no “common understanding” of the concept of custody between team members with a “finance background”and those without…Celsius did not consider creating a Custody wallet for each Custody customer. In fact, Mr. Noy did not recall that idea ever being suggested. > > > > – US BANKRUPTCY FILING SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK – CELSIUS NETWORK LLC, 11/19/22 Also, Celsius made the decision to initially overfund Custody wallets by 10% as a buffer against mistakes. As a result: > Because of the manner in which Celsius initially funded the Custody wallets—most notably the intentional overfunding—on April 15, 2022, no Custody wallet held exactly the number of coins that were supposed to be a part of the Custody program. > > [![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2023-01-03-at-9.18.16-PM-1024x426.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2023-01-03-at-9.18.16-PM.png) > > Custody wallet movement and reconciliation process For Celsius, the reconciliation of Custody accounts wasn’t a mitigating control but the process itself. The reconciliation determined the amount rather than confirming the amount. Turning to Withhold accounts, Celsius never separately identified Withhold accounts or funds in management reporting. Withhold funds remained in the main accounts available for any use Celsius saw fit. This is contradictory to communication with customers which encouraged them to withdraw these coins (Celsius no longer had a license for the state where those customers lived) and that the coins would be maintained until withdrawn. When a company tells customers that they aren’t going to loan, sell, or do anything else with their funds, they have a right to rely on that. The company has a fiduciary responsibility to appropriately manage customer assets. Tone at the top continues to be important and fraud at the top of organizations continues to be the most expensive. [Matt Levine of Bloomberg l](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthew-s-levine)ikes to say that crypto keeps rediscovering all the mistakes of banking and finance at an accelerated rate. I agree. I would add that if the crypto community wants the world to quit treating crypto as play money, they should stop managing it like play money. What are the lessons here? 1. Controls matter – Like what we are seeing at FTX, there were few if any controls at Celsius. 2. Process and infrastructure matter too. Just as the control should match the risk, processes, and infrastructure need to be up to the task. Just as we wouldn’t consider a manual quarterly review of a high-value, high-volume bank account to be adequate, we shouldn’t consider a manual reconciliation against thousands of customers a reasonable, repeatable process. 3. The tone at the top still matters. As much as this is a process failure, it’s also an ethical failure to properly manage customer funds. Update 2023.02.10: The final bankruptcy report has been released. [It’s available here.](https://www.jenner.com/a/web/aag4HeVaPPyEsfWyTp9N5G/4SaB6v/celsius-final-report-shoba-pillay.pdf) Honestly, it’s even worse than what I’ve described. It’s ineptitude up and down the organization. It is, however, a heck of a read. Update 2023.02.16: While FTX gets the press, Celsius is the current story that keeps giving. The latest is that it may not be possible to determine Celsius’ intercompany balances without an army of forensic accountants because [more than 7,000 intercompany transactions were never recorded](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/02/17/celsius-failed-to-record-some-7000-intercompany-transfers-worth-billions-leading-up-to-bankruptcy/). People like to hate on accountants, but accountants record stuff. Even when it’s recorded wrong, it gets written down, and that is way easier to fix. “Let’s start a complex business maintaining customer money worldwide and not write much down” is not a business model. When people start calling Celsius a fraud from the beginning its because of things like this. --- # Carlos Ghosn and Fraud at Renault & Nissan - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/carlos-ghosn-and-fraud-at-renault-nissan/ - Date: 2023-01-06 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m going to be adding a weekly fraud column for 2023. Frankly, I had about a dozen good examples without trying, so this should be fun. Carlos Ghosn was the highly successful CEO of Renault and Nissan, two independent car makers who teamed up in an alliance driven by Ghosn to make both companies better. He ended up as the CEO of both companies at the same time. He is accused of overpaying himself by as much as $100 million. Over Christmas I read [Boundless: The Rise, Fall, and Escape of Carlos Ghosn](The Rise, Fall, and Escape of Carlos Ghosn) by veteran Wall Street Journal writers Nick Kostov and Sean McClain. It has all the details. There is a [smaller WSJ article here (subscription required).](https://www.wsj.com/articles/carlos-ghosn-escape-japan-private-jet-box-hidden-11659733392) The book is absolutely worth a full read. The nutshell version is that Ghosn is accused of manipulating how and what he was paid to hide the amount of his actual pay. Ghosn seemed to have wide latitude in controlling what he was paid, but disclosure of the size could be embarrassing in both France and Japan. Additionally, Nissan paid him in Yen and at one point a swing in currency values left a $20 million hole in his personal finances. Finally, he was required to report his pay to Japanese authorities (a new law at the time) and disclose it in financial statements. The disclosures did not reflect his actual pay and a number of intermediaries were used to hide payments. Kostov and McClain allege that payments to Ghosn were improperly funneled through suppliers. Additionally, there were properties and other items paid for by various Renault and Nissan organizations that may not have been appropriately authorized. What makes this story even more interesting is that Ghosn was arrested in Japan, a country with a 99% conviction rate. Ghosn felt that he couldn’t get a fair trial in Japan and arranged to flee the country hidden in a box ostensibly designed for a large speaker or amplifier. Ghosn was spirited out of the country via private jet while hidden in the box. He fled to his native Lebanon, a country that doesn’t extradite its citizens. [A BBC article here also has escape details.](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-50964040) Ghosn will probably never get his day in court, so there is no way to say definitively say exactly what he did or the extent of the fraud, but there are some lessons in here. 1). Fraud at the top is always more expensive than fraud from within an organization. $100 million is a lot of money. It’s hard to hide that much with garden variety AP or AR fraud. CEOs should still be subject to checks and balances. 2) Resentment over pay remains a key reason for fraud, even at the top. > Carlos Ghosn had been the world’s most prominent car man of the first two decades of the twenty-first century. To the astonishment of naysayers worldwide, he had forged two middling carmakers into a global powerhouse, the Renault-Nissan Alliance. But Ghosn never felt that he had been adequately compensated. Over the years, he had watched as people of lesser talent had made millions more than he did. It had grated on him to the point of obsession. > > Since the financial crisis of 2008, he had started to take matters into his own hands, exploring numerous schemes to secretly pay himself what he thought he was worth. Ten years later, he had been ready to push through his last great act as an executive—a merger between the French and Japanese carmakers—before sailing off into the sunset aboard a 120-foot-long yacht. As part of the deal, he would be entitled to a massive payday, one that would enable him to retire as a very wealthy man.” > > *— Boundless: The Rise, Fall, and Escape of Carlos Ghosn by Nick Kostov, Sean McLain* The fraud triangle is Opportunity, Incentive, and Rationalization. As CEO Ghosn had the opportunity, he was the CEO and had few checks on his pay. He had the incentive, oddities with his pay in multiple currencies created a $20 million hole in Ghosn’s personal finances. Finally, there was rationalization. he felt he was underpaid based on what he had accomplished. This risk exists at multiple levels in every organization. Strong controls are a key defense and Boundless is must read. --- # Fun with Fraud – Two Strikes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fun-with-fraud-two-strikes/ - Date: 2022-11-14 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Frank Vukovits and I do a session together highlighting internal threats. Internally we refer to it as Mark & Frank telling fraud stories. We might start just calling it that externally as well. We have another one for you today, a tale of a second chance gone very wrong. Bonnie Sweeten stole as much as $1 million from her employer (amounts vary in different reports) and claimed she and her daughter were kidnapped but they were found in a luxury suite at Disney World. She was convicted and sentenced to 8 years in prison. After she got out, an excavating firm then gave her a job as…wait for it… a bookkeeper. She stole from the company by writing company checks to herself and fraudulently using the company credit card. I swear you can’t make this stuff up. > [@legaleagle](https://www.tiktok.com/@legaleagle?refer=embed "@legaleagle") > > Mom Who Faked Her Own Kidnapping and Went to Disney World is Bippidi Boppidi Booked Again [#LegalEagle](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/legaleagle?refer=embed "legaleagle") [#Disney](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/disney?refer=embed "disney") [#disneyworld](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/disneyworld?refer=embed "disneyworld") [#crime](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/crime?refer=embed "crime") [#hoax](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/hoax?refer=embed "hoax") [#BucksCounty](https://www.tiktok.com/tag/buckscounty?refer=embed "buckscounty") > > [♬ original sound – Legal Eagle](https://www.tiktok.com/music/original-sound-7159195449939757870?refer=embed "♬ original sound - Legal Eagle") --- # I you really don’t want to f*ck it up, it needs an internal control. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-you-really-dont-want-to-fck-it-up-it-needs-an-internal-control/ - Date: 2022-10-12 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article When we talk about controls at Fastpath, people often think about fraud prevention. If the company is publicly traded, the conversation may center around ensuring the accuracy of the financial statements. But there are some very public scenarios where significant screw-ups could have been prevented by functioning internal controls. Now I have a new example. Buckle up, it’s a doozy. The long version is here:  (subscription may be required). A non-subscription description is here: The short version is Barclays bank wanted to issue about $20 billion in securities in 2019. Because of past transgressions, they had to register these securities with the SEC and include an upper limit. As they approached the $20 bn deadline, they would need to register to issue additional securities above that amount. No big deal, just paperwork. Financial institutions have lots of analysts and lawyers who can do paperwork. The expectation was that someone, somewhere in Barclays would track the issuance of these securities and raise their hand when they got near the $20 bn limit even if that tracking process was just a spreadsheet. Anyone who has ever used a spreadsheet to track stuff over multiple years knows that this idea is fraught with problems. We all see where this is going…except we’d all be wrong. They didn’t use a spreadsheet to track issuances. They didn’t use a database. They didn’t even use a piece of paper. This is not the case of a failed internal control that failed, but of a non-existent internal control. No one tracked the issuance of these securities. > “Over the course of these efforts, it became clear to all involved that there was no internal control in place to track in real time the amount of securities offered and sold against the amount of securities registered.” Instead, Barclays issued $36.4 bn of securities, about 80% more than authorized. This is technically securities fraud because Barclays sold unregistered securities. There was no intent to defraud. It was simply a paperwork mistake. A very expensive mistake. Barclays is being fined $200 million. Everyone who bought these securities above the initial $20 bn limit has an option to unwind their transaction. If they made money, they have an option to keep it. If they lost money, they can ask for it back. This was less of a problem when the stock market was roaring, but as the market has fallen, Barclays has received requests to unwind $7.7 bn, a little under half of the excess, and they are looking at estimated losses of £1.7 bn. Not every company has this specific risk. But every company has important things that need to be managed where, failing that, very bad things happen. The nature of managing risk is that those items need controls too. --- # Fastpath is hiring - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fastpath-is-hiring/ - Date: 2021-09-07 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article I have been on every side of the ERP world. I have been a customer and a consultant multiple times. I’ve implemented and supported both sides of the fence. Six years ago I moved to the Independent Software Vendor (ISV) world with Fastpath and I wish I had made the move sooner. If you like helping people but are tired of the travel, if 6-18 months on the same project doesn’t excite you, or if you’ve finally had your fill of month-end close, we have a spot for you. Fastpath is growing and we have two positions open in Client Services. We are looking for a Client Education Manager and Associate. We like to hire smart people and see all the cool things they can do, so both positions are remote. These are training positions, but our training sessions tend to be short, focused, and often consultative. It’s the fun of helping people, without the travel and massive time commitment. At Fastpath, a Client Education Manager develops and delivers training to our clients. This is an active training role. We deliver training remotely in 1-hour sessions. The Client Education Manager will also oversee training performed by Client Education Associates. You can see the full description here. The Client Education Associate delivered training to customers and helps them understand how to get the most out of Fastpath. The full description is available here: I’ve worked with some really great teams in the past and I’ve worked for some really great people. This company and this team are my favorite. Frankly, we simply treat people like adults. If you’re ready for something new, please apply. --- # Factoring Prospective Receivables? WTH? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/factoring-prospective-receivables-wth/ - Date: 2021-04-06 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article In case you’ve missed the Greensill Capital ~~masterpiece~~ debacle. Here are couple of articles with good, clear explanations to help you get caught up. [Greensill didn’t just finance Bluestone’s supply chain](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-03-17/greensill-didn-t-just-finance-bluestone-s-supply-chain) [Imaginary invoices are hard to collect](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-04-06/greensill-capital-financed-imaginary-invoices-for-gupta-s-liberty) The quick version is Greensill financed receivables (factoring) and payables (reverse factoring). For receivables, they paid the company now at a discount and collected the full amount from the customer later. For payables, they paid on time and collected from the company at a premium later. This isn’t new. My perception, having been involved with factoring a little, is that it tends to be either a well-established practice in certain industries or a bit of a last-ditch lender. But it is short-term financing with collateral. The collateral is the receivable obligation and typical terms are 30-90 days. Definitely short-term. In Greensill’s case with Bluestone, they appear to be lending against PROSPECTIVE customers and FUTURE invoices. What? I picture a pitch like this: “Look Mr. CFO. We know you don’t sell to Bob’s Bait and Sushi Limited right now, but someday they may decide to do business with your company. How much do you think they would spend? $10 million? Ok, we’ll loan that to you on 90-day terms. Just pay us the discount (interest). If you don’t pay it back in 90 days because not only have you not sold them anything, no one has even called up Bob’s, we’ll roll the loan for another 90 days.” As Matt Levine put it in [Greensill didn’t just finance Bluestone’s supply chain:](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-03-17/greensill-didn-t-just-finance-bluestone-s-supply-chain) > Greensill basically gave Bluestone a payday loan for a job Bluestone hadn’t yet applied for. It appears as though Greensill also managed to package this mess up and securitize it, selling it as receivables loans to Credit Suisse. That part of the story is murky, but it’s hiding in there. Part of the murk is also an apparent conflict of interest at Greensill involving metals magnate Sanjeev Gupta and his collection of companies, called GFG Alliance. Now Greensill is insolvent and Grant Thornton has been called in to help. Apparently, they are stumbling across these prospective receivables and try to collect them. It’s not going well. As of now, it’s not even fraud…yet. The securities sold could constitute fraud if Credit Suisse was unaware of the “prospective” part. Bluestone is suing because it believed this was long-term financing, but there’s no mention of how they booked the transactions on their financial statements. And there’s enough murkiness here that I suspect fraud will rear its ugly head eventually. For all this, we learn that somehow a fake receivable isn’t a fake receivable if everybody agrees beforehand they are fake and you just change the name. The last paragraph of [Imaginary invoices are hard to collect](https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-04-06/greensill-capital-financed-imaginary-invoices-for-gupta-s-liberty) was perfect so I’ll quote it in full: > I do not envy Grant Thornton. Their job right now is pretty much going around to companies, presenting them with invoices, and getting laughed out of the room: “That’s not our invoice, we’ve never even heard of Liberty Commodities or Greensill, get outta here.” And then they go back to Greensill with their findings and get laughed out of the room again: “Of course it’s not their invoice, they were just a *potential*customer, how could you be so naive?” And then Grant Thornton has to tentatively ask, “Well, okay, but then who *is*going to pay this invoice?” And then there is a long awkward silence. --- # Don’t Default to Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-default-to-excel/ - Date: 2021-04-05 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I’m a big fan of Excel. Heck, I’m such a fan I’ve [written a couple of books around it.](https://www.amazon.com/Mark-Polino/e/B003VARZ72/?_encoding=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&linkCode=ur2&qid=1400686241&sr=1-2-ent&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=LRBDEIXZ3JXXKYNH) I have a [tool built on it](/historical-excel-reporting/). It is unequivocally the glue that holds financial departments, and in some cases organizations, together. Sometimes though, people take that too far. All too often users lean into Excel because it’s familiar. Instead of learning the application sending data to Excel, they simply export to Excel. Why is this bad? Let me count the ways. 1. **Excel isn’t as good as a dedicated tool.** I see this where systems have tools dedicated to a task and instead of using those tools users choose Excel. A great example of this is bank reconciliations. ERP systems have dedicated bank rec modules. They are designed with appropriate controls, imports from bank records, and math that always works. Still, a fair number of people choose to skip using bank rec modules and do it via Excel. It’s always messy. It’s easy to get the math wrong. It’s also not something that auditors are a fan of because Excel sheets are more prone to manipulation. I’ve seen at least one person fired for this when flaws in their Excel sheet were exposed. 2. **Excel may add work.** This happens when users reflexively export to Excel without understanding the core system. Many times I’ve seen users export data and build a big report from scratch in Excel. This process gets repeated month after month. Later, sometimes years later, they realize that the system actually has the report they needed and they could have avoided all the wasted effort. 3. **Excel can add complexity**. Similar to the last item, I see users export data from multiple reports and pull data together with vlookups. In the process, they build a mess because they don’t understand the underlying data. Just because data can be connected a certain way, doesn’t mean it is connected that way. There may other elements required for an appropriate connection. Explaining the mess tends to be hard on the ego of folks who created the mess. It’s exhausting convincing them that their Excel model is wrong. Excel is not always the best choice for connecting data, that’s why databases exist. There’s a second part to this as well. If you’ve ever inherited someone else’s Excel sheet, you understand how difficult it can be to simply understand, not mention untangle, what they’ve done. 4. **Excel can include errors**. This one is pretty obvious. We’ve all made an Excel math error, formula error, something, heck multiple somethings. Experienced folks build checks and balances into their sheets and that adds another level of complexity. Sometimes this gets overblown, but it takes a lot of work to protect a sheet against errors. I have absolutely nothing against Excel. I use it a lot, but I don’t default to it. Excel shouldn’t be a primary tool. It should be a fallback when a primary tool falls short. Take the time and energy to figure out primary systems and use Excel to fill in the gaps. --- # Why are you still using the GP Stock Status Report? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-are-you-still-using-the-gp-stock-status-report/ - Date: 2021-03-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article It’s a valid question. Why are you still using the GP Stock Status Report? or even the Historical Stock Status Report? The Stock Status Reports aren’t designed to tie to General Ledger. The Historical Inventory Trial Balance (HITB) is designed to tie to GL. From Microsoft’s own: [How to determine, maintain, and report accurate costing in Inventory](https://www.gpug.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=81f5437a-ae85-44fd-b931-6b064d2a0870&forceDialog=0), pg 9 > In conclusion, we recommend that customers do not use the Inventory Historical Stock Status report to adjust or balance to the general ledger. The report was not designed for that purpose. While FIFO/LIFO perpetual inventories may be very close in balancing, there are issues still pending that would keep this report from balancing to the general ledger. HITB has been out since GP 10 SP2, way back in 2008, yes 2008. HITB becomes a teenager this year. Despite this, I still see a lot of people still using the Stock Status Report. It’s long past time to move off Stock Status and on to HITB. --- # Dynamics GP: Slow-Moving Inventory - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-slow-moving-inventory/ - Date: 2021-03-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article *I realized the other day that I’ve only posted this code in a reply, never as its own post, so I’m adding this now.* Slow-moving and obsolete inventory is traditionally a measure of inventory destined for markdown and ultimately write-off if not addressed. The nature of what is slow-moving and obsolete varies dramatically. Fresh bread is slow-moving if it hasn’t sold in a couple of days, heavy equipment could be months. Each organization determines what is slow-moving or obsolete. This code compares inventory items to sales to determine items with quantities on hand that have not sold with the timeframe set in the date area. SELECT IV00101.\* FROM dbo.IV00101 INNER JOIN dbo.IV00102 ON dbo.IV00101.ITEMNMBR = dbo.IV00102.ITEMNMBR WHERE (dbo.IV00101.ITEMNMBR NOT IN (SELECT dbo.SOP30300.ITEMNMBR FROM dbo.SOP30300 INNER JOIN dbo.SOP30200 ON dbo.SOP30300.SOPNUMBE = dbo.SOP30200.SOPNUMBE AND dbo.SOP30300.SOPTYPE = dbo.SOP30200.SOPTYPE WHERE (dbo.SOP30200.DOCDATE BETWEEN CONVERT(DATETIME, ‘2019-03-01 00:00:00’, 102) AND CONVERT(DATETIME, ‘2021-02-28 00:00:00’, 102)) )) AND (dbo.IV00102.QTYONHND > 0) *Note: I had this in my set of scripts with no notations, that usually means I wrote it, however, I see that I posted a link to a version of this written by Mohammed Doud. The link is now gone so I’m not sure if this is his version or mine and I don’t want to take the credit if it’s his. Either way, it’s useful.* --- # Dynamics GP and SOC Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-and-soc-reports/ - Date: 2021-02-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article At Fastpath, I occasionally get questions about SOC reports for Dynamics GP. In many cases this results from misplaced or misunderstood auditor questions. The AICPA’s Service Organization Controls (SOC) framework is a standard for controls that safeguard the confidentiality and privacy of information stored and processed in the cloud. Essentially, SOC reports provide a level of assurance such that auditors don’t need to individually audit every cloud provider for every client. The key phrase there is “in the cloud”. Since Microsoft doesn’t host GP in the cloud, it sells GP as an on-premise application, Microsoft doesn’t issue any SOC reports for GP. Indeed, it can’t issue SOC reports because it doesn’t host GP in the cloud. With respect to GP, Microsoft is software vendor not a cloud service provider. If GP is hosted locally by the organization there also wouldn’t be a SOC report required. An auditor would simply test controls locally. Where this gets interesting is when a company hosts GP somewhere else. This could be running GP in a shared data center, hosting GP in an AWS or Azure virtual machine, or using GP in a SAAS environment from a full service provider. In any of those scenarios one or more SOC reports would be appropriate. Microsoft for example, offers SOC reports for Azure and the Dynamics products that it hosts (Like Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Business Central) There are two main categories of service audits based on the SOC framework, namely a SOC 1 and SOC 2. A SOC 1 audit evaluates the effectiveness of a cloud service provider’s (CSP) internal controls that affect the financial reports of a customer using the provider’s cloud services. SOC 1 reports are appropriate in situations where the service provider has access to GP data or other tools that could affect the financial statements. This would include something like Management Reporter, but might exclude an HR product. Despite the sensitivity of HR data, HR data isn’t used for financial statements. A SOC 2 audit gauges the effectiveness of a CSP’s system based on the AICPA Trust Service Principles and Criteria. A SOC 2 evaluates the processes and controls of the service provider. A SOC 2 might be used alone in a scenario where a server is simply hosted in a data center and where the data center is responsible for physical security, but doesn’t control the customer’s server. It might also be appropriate for a cloud provider where the data doesn’t affect financial statements, like our HR application described above. SOC 1 & 2 reports can also be a Type 1 or a Type 2. In a Type 1, the company describes its controls and provides documentation as of a point in time. The auditor’s report is based on reviews of the controls and documentation. A Type 2 report provides a higher level of assurance than a Type 1. With a Type 2 report, the auditor reviews both the design and the operating effectiveness of controls over time. Since a Type 2 SOC takes time, often 6 months or more, many organizations pursue a Type 1 audit until they are able to complete a Type 2. At the conclusion of a SOC audit, the service auditor renders an opinion in a SOC 1 Type 2 or SOC 2 Type 2 report. The report describes the CSP’s system and assesses the fairness of the CSP’s description of its controls. It also evaluates whether the CSP’s controls are designed appropriately, were in operation on a specified date, and were operating effectively over a specified time period. Microsoft has a nice review of SOC reports at this link SOC reports provide a level of assurance for users of a service provider. They also simplify the audit process for users since auditor can evaluate and choose to rely on a SOC report instead of performing their own audit. Choosing a cloud service provider without a SOC report is not generally recommended, but SOC reports only apply to Dynamics GP when it is hosted somewhere. --- # Personal Note: There’s Less of Me - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/personal-note-theres-less-of-me/ - Date: 2021-02-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Since we haven’t seen each other in person lately, and it will probably be a while until we do, I though you might want to know there’s less of me now. I covered this on my personal blog, link below. https://mpolino.com/weight-loss-success-and-failure/ --- # Underused Software Syndrome - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/underused-software-syndrome/ - Date: 2021-02-08 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Accounting & Career - Type: original article Do you have low level anxiety, a feeling you’re not getting everything you could out of your existing software? Is there a nagging guilt that it’s your fault? Does it seem if only you had more time or training you could really master that piece of software and life would be so much easier? **Welcome to Underused Software Syndrome!** I’ve searched for a term for this phenomenon and not found one so I’ve decided to coin my own. Feel free to set me straight if this anxiety already has a name. I see this low-level fear a lot. The idea that there is something more, some magic, hiding in a piece of software. Finding this magic would result in a life of unicorns, rainbows, and tropical drinks…or so we believe. Part of the challenge is that occasionally we do stumble onto a feature that solves a significant problem or increases productivity. That reinforces the syndrome. Surely the developers added more features like the one we just found if only we had time to look harder. With Underused Software Syndrome, we think software problems are our fault. While it’s right to want to be more productive and to solve problems, it’s wrong to blame yourself. Underused Software Syndrome manifests frequently in business software users. Users of applications like ERP systems (accounting), CRM (sales), and even Office apps like Excel are common sufferers. The software is so big and complex that user’s blame themselves for not being more efficient. This seems to be a form of impostor syndrome mixed with a little FOMO, the fear of missing out. The user feels that despite their knowledge of their job and the relevant software, they don’t know enough and they aren’t good enough. Surely everyone else is getting more out of the software. I’m sure this feeling isn’t limited to business software. Video editing and graphic design software seem more than complex enough to generate Underused Software Syndrome feeling. I just have more experience with business software. In some cases, there’s a financial element to the feeling of Underused Software Syndrome. The idea that software is expensive, and it’s fiscally responsible to use as many features as possible, can sometimes underly the feelings of anxiety. Much like an underused gym membership, people feel guilty if they aren’t fully utilizing it. In other examples, anxiety may manifest itself based on unfulfilled expectations. Users believe that a software package should have a particular feature and that feature should behave a certain way. Features often manifest differently than expectations leaving users with a vague feeling they missed something. Finally, there is the fear of missing out. For example, lots of people use Excel and lots of people use a tiny fraction of Excel’s features. Even if they know a feature is there, they have to remember the feature exists at the time they want to use it. Most people are not experts in a given software and most are not getting more out of it than you are. People like me make this worse. For a long time, I’ve helped people get the most out of the software they own. But that was part of my job. It’s also something I really enjoy, and yet I feel Underused Software Syndrom symptoms about software I deeply understand. I differentiate underused software from shelfware. Shelfware is software that is not being used. The organization may still be paying maintenance or fees for software they aren’t using at all. Shelfware is easier to address. Ignore the sunk costs and cancel any maintenance or monthly fees. Alternatively, revisit why the software was purchased in the first place and potentially put it to use. Underused software is harder. The organization is getting some value from the software, maybe not enough value to match the cost, but value nonetheless. It’s hard to toss out software that is being used. I have a couple of thoughts on options to address underused software and it’s related syndrome: 1. Accept that value is being generated by using the software. Even if it’s only used for a small task, it is still helping accomplish the task. Accept that this software does this task and move one. Sometimes you just need to accept something and move on. 2. Evaluate the value of that task against any ongoing costs. A small task with a big cost is not a good value proposition. In that case, it may make sense to figure out if there are additional uses or if it’s time to switch to something else. 3. Pick one thing to improve and search for that. You’d be amazed at what’s available for any given piece of software. Maybe there’s a need to automate a process or export data, whatever. Someone else has probably already tried it and written about it. At a minimum, you’ll get an answer that something can’t be done. Even in that worst-case scenario, a quick answer makes it easier to stop obsessing and move on to the next thing. 4. Make sure the organization has the latest version. Underused software may be neglected enough to be on an old version. Updating can reveal improvements in features and UI that help resolve anxiety. 5. Get some help. It’s a big world. There are books, classes, training, blogs, videos, you name it, on some of the most obscure software ever made. There are resources to help. Use them. “But I don’t have enough time” is the common refrain. There is a problem, but not a priority. People find the time for a priority. It’s okay if this isn’t a priority right now. When it becomes a priority you’ll make the time. Until then, don’t stress about it. --- # Musings – It’s time to let go of the COVID guilt - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/musings-its-time-to-let-go-of-the-covid-guilt/ - Date: 2020-09-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve decided to start a regular, or irregular, column with my current musings on my personal site [www.mpolino.com](http://https//www.mpolino.com). These musings are as much for me as for anyone else. Expect random streams of consciousness and don’t assume that my position is fixed on any opinions expressed. Also, don’t expect Dynamics content. I’m shooting for weekly on Monday morning, but this is subject to my whims. My first musing is up at and reprinted below. --- Today’s musing, it’s time to let go of the COVID guilt. Times are hard for a lot of people, but not for everyone. Despite the challenges, people still work, marry, and have children. Life goes on, even if it’s a little weird. Some people will have used this time to do something good, lose some weight, tackle that novel, remodel a bathroom, whatever. It’s can be tough to feel good about accomplishments when others are hurting and when so much around us seems out of whack. Let it go. Don’t feel bad for doing something good. On the other side, if you’ve put on a COVID 15, binge-watched your way through Tiger King for the 7th time, and not bothered to clean your bathroom, it’s still okay. Everyone is dealing with the oddities of 2020 differently. Let go of the guilt and move on. *Originally published at https://mpolino.com/musings-its-time-to-let-go-of-the-covid-guilt/* --- # Should you be considering Dynamics 365 Business Central? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/should-you-be-considering-dynamics-365-business-central/ - Date: 2020-02-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From Bob McAdam at: > ,,,*Last October in Orlando, I asked four trusted partner friends if they would talk freely & openly about Dynamics 365 Business Central during a Summit roundtable event.  Each one agreed, without hesitation.  Now I’ve asked them to reconvene on this same topic for those in the community who missed this session or were unable to make it.* > *Please join the superb crew of [@Rod O’Connor](https://www.gpug.com/people/rod-oconnor), [@Windi Epperson](https://www.gpug.com/people/windi-epperson), [@Tanya Henderson](https://www.gpug.com/network/members/profile?UserKey=267c7528-d63e-45dd-aec0-a95ec4c32a19), and [@Shawn Dorward, MVP](https://www.gpug.com/people/shawn-dorward) as they once again host the discussion topic “**Should I be Considering Dynamics 365 Business Central**” as a virtual event.* > *Mark your calendar for **Wednesday February 26th at 11am EST / 8am PST** and bring your questions.  A registration link is below, so **please** carve out some time to join us as it’s imperative that everyone have the facts here, not just sales jargon.* All of these folks are people I count as friends. They are all incredibly smart, talented and worth listening to. Make sure to hit up the link and join in. --- # It’s spring cleaning time at DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-spring-cleaning-time-at-dynamicaccounting-net/ - Date: 2019-04-01 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article If you haven’t been to the DynamicAccounting.net site in a while, it’s time for a visit. I’ve done some spring cleaning, streamlined the look, and generally worked to make things easier to digest. If you usually, consume the site’s content via something like RSS or Twitter, swing on by for a visit to see the new look. --- # GP Easy Security Bonus: What’s the job? Really? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-bonus-whats-the-job-really/ - Date: 2019-03-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Accounting & Career - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] As users make security changes like the ones described, there are often requests to retain excess access. The key with these is to really consider job being done and ask lots of questions. For example, the CFO role should be an executive job, not a job that involved entering journal entries. In most organizations, that same thinking should apply to the Controller position. A Controller may help shape a journal entry, assist with getting the accounts right, etc, but the Controller should be asking someone else to make an entry, not processing transactions. Executive jobs are not transactional jobs. This trickles through to other roles as well, and it’s important to ask the same questions. What is this person’s job? Their responsibilities? Their role in the organization? What access is appropriate? In many cases users ask for convenience access. For example, a request may be for access to window that is the only place with a certain piece of information. Vendor Maintenance is one example. The Vendor Inquiry window doesn’t contain everything on the Vendor Maintenance window. This is trap. Grant access to a report or SmartList instead. If the user needs the information, the format its delivered in should be less of an issue. If there are alternative ways to accomplish the same result, use those. If not, companies need to consider the risk/benefit of allow excessive access. Requests like these may be made to support or backup another individual, but granting access year-round to back up two weeks of vacation leaves a pretty big hole open most of the year. It’s convenient for the user and administrator to grant this access, but it’s a poor security choice. Is the benefit of not changing security twice a year worth 50 weeks of risk? This series is just a start. It won’t solve all of a companies security needs or plug every hole, but the items we’ve covered can address significant, pervasive issues and provide a solid foundation for long-term security improvement. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-items/ - Date: 2019-02-26 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] We’ve looked at separating master records like vendors and customers from related transactions. Those are easy ways to improve security. The same advice applies to items. It’s important to ensure that users with access to manage items, don’t also have transaction access to inventory, purchasing, sales. A user with access to items and sales transactions could artificially lower an item price and then process a transaction at the reduced price. Access to items and inventory transactions could allow inventory manipulation in the financial statements including the creation and write-on of non-existent inventory. Finally, a user with item and P.O. access could manipulate the accounts assigned to an item and flow that manipulation through the purchasing process. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Screen-Shot-2019-02-01-at-1.41.23-PM.png) It’s not unusual to find warehouse managers with access to manage items and make inventory adjustments. Resist the urge to allow that. There are simply too many ways to commit fraud or manipulate the financial statements with access to items and item transactions. Object: Item Maintenance Task: Card\_0401\* Role IDs: Operations Manager, Poweruser, Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Manager Note that all four of these roles provide access to item maintenance, purchase orders, item transactions and sales transactions. In other words, they are full of item related conflicts. It’s going to be important to split up these roles to properly segregate access. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP #LifeHacks 200: Replace Management Reporter with Jet Basics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-lifehacks-200-replace-management-reporter-with-jet-basics/ - Date: 2019-02-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2019/02/19/gp-lifehacks-200-jet-reports-to-replace-management-reporter/ Shawn is back with a LifeHacks series on Jet. --- # GP Easy Security: Three Way Match - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/easy-gp-security-three-way-match/ - Date: 2019-02-19 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security.] When people hear “three-way” in a conversation, inventory is usually not the first thing that comes to mind. When someone says “Three way match” in an accounting system, they are typically referring to the purchasing process where the receipt of goods is matched to a purchase order and the invoice is then matched to the receipt, i.e. three matching points so a three way match. The idea behind this process is to ensure that the supplier provides and invoices goods that were ordered, at the ordered quantity and price. If preventing supplier fraud was all that mattered, this would be easy. However, the inventory process lends itself to lots of opportunities to either defraud the organization or defraud investors. The [Crazy Eddie fraud](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Eddie) provides a classic example. ![Crazy eddie logo.png](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fd/Crazy_eddie_logo.png) Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7265482 In the case of GP, separating purchasing, receiving, and invoicing provide additional defense against inventory fraud. For example, if a user has access to create a P.O. and receive goods they could order items for personal use and have the company pay for it via the purchasing process. The problem would wash out as a missing item in the inventory count and as a long as the fraud didn’t occur too often, it might never be found. The inventory process should be full of compensating controls like P.O. approvals, physical inventory control, inventory counts/cycle counts, etc. Often though, these controls loosen up over time, so a regular review of controls is important. P.O.s are controlled via the Purchase Order Entry window. This window is present in the default task TRX\_PURCH\_001\*. The primary receiving window, Receivings Transaction Entry, is in TRX\_PURCH\_004\* and Purchasing Invoice Entry, the main invoice entry window is TRX\_PURCH\_005\*. That seems simple enough except that both TRX\_PURCH\_004\* and TRX\_PURCH\_005\* give access to enter receiving and perform invoice matching. The descriptions on the tasks are deceiving and these tasks are combined in multiple roles. All of this works agains segregating supply chain elements. Separating these elements into multiple tasks and splitting them into individual roles is a great place to start getting control of the purchasing and inventory process. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-31-at-9.48.50-AM.png) There is one more quirk in GP purchasing. The Receivings Transaction Window allows receipt of a shipment of goods, a combined shipment/invoice, or an intracompany transfer. Securing the shipment/invoice process, where a shipment and invoice are entered at the same time is a challenge in GP. Field Level Security is tough to use here because this is a required field, but there are some options. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-31-at-9.41.52-AM.png) To secure shipment/invoice functionality, a password can be applied using Field Level Security that essentially locks the field to shipment. A password is then required to select a different option. This works well, until companies need to receive intracompany transfers and don’t want to give out the password. Other options include using VBA to control selections on this field or Modifier to change the name of shipment/invoice to something else. Changing shipment/invoice to “select to get fired” would probably be mostly effective, but there would still need to be a review to follow through on that threat. This thread on the Dynamics Community site has additional details on the options to control shipment/invoice: You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # Dynamics GP Update 1099 Information - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-update-1099-information/ - Date: 2019-02-13 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article https://www.isolutionspartners.com/2019/02/11/dynamics-gp-update-1099-information/ If you don’t have 1099’s out yet, you’re really late, but just in case, iSolutions has info on updating 1099 info. --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Customer Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-customer-payments/ - Date: 2019-02-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security.] *Full disclosure, controlling customer payments is not the easiest fix, but it’s really important.* While most people involved in accounting understand the basic risks around payables transactions, there is also a long history of fraud around receivables. In many cases, this involves intercepting payments and then manipulating the accounting records to hide the missing payments. Two common manipulations are lapping and write-off/discount adjustments. Lapping involves intercepting a payment and then applying future payments, or payments from a different customer, to hide the stolen funds. GP provides extremely flexible options for applying, unapplying, and reapplying payments until receivables transactions are sent to history. Even in history, the RM Transaction Unapply tool present in the Professional Services Tools would allow unapplying historical receivables for reapplication. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-22-at-2.42.57-PM.png) There are multiple places in GP to control applying receivables so the easy fix to prevent lapping is to separate the receipt of payment from the entry of payments. A lockbox, including using GP’s lockbox functionality, is a great way to deal with this. If a lockbox isn’t available, a user should receive checks and either make copies for application or log the checks. A different user should be applying the payment. With write-off/discount adjustments, a user again intercepts a payment, but they hide that payment by writing off the related invoice. The customer doesn’t receive any indication that their check wasn’t properly applied. Identical in concept, a discount could be applied to eliminate the balance instead of using a write-off. Controlling maximum write-offs in GP is one way to reduce the risk of fraud. The maximum write-off amount is per customer and controlled via options in Customer Maintenance so limiting access to Customer Maintenance is crucial. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-22-at-2.32.03-PM.png) Receivables Setup can require a password to exceed the maximum write off, but that assumes the user can’t just change it via Customer Maintenance. Also, that password is a shared password stored in plain text in SQL so it’s not especially secure. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-22-at-2.41.39-PM.png) Separating receipt of payments from write-offs and discounts is still the best defense against fraud here. Additionally, regular reviews of write-offs and discounts to supplement other controls is important. If a user can gain physical access to customer payments there are many opportunities for fraud. These aren’t just theoretical opportunities either. Accounting literature is full of companies who have been hit by receivables fraud.  Don’t let your company be one of them. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Vendor and Customer Maintenance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-vendor-and-customer-maintenance/ - Date: 2019-02-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] Most people involved at all in accounting understand that if a user has access to manage vendors and payments that it is pretty easy to create false vendor records and generate payments to those false vendors. In other words, it’s the fast lane to fraudville. Only slightly more complicated are similar schemes involving customers. Payment redirection fraud can be just as dangerous and harder to detect. All this risk leads to some pretty simple advice, don’t allow users with access to manage vendors to also manage payables transactions. The same advice goes for customers. In GP, vendor and customer access correspond to the Vendor Maintenance and Customer Maintenance windows respectively. That’s it. The end. If only it was that simple. It’s also possible to manipulate a vendor address and redirect a legitimate payment to a different address. In GP, as with many other systems, address records are separate from master record records to accommodate multiple addresses. Additionally, electronic payment setup (EFT/ACH) is also tied to specific vendor addresses to allow multiple options. This adds another dimension of security to addresses since we’re not just talking about redirecting a check, but electronic payments as well. GP’s tasks reflect this connection between master records and addresses. The task Cards\_0301\* provide access to vendors and vendor addresses, while Cards\_0201\* provides access to customers and customer addresses. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-14-at-10.47.22-AM.png) The biggest issue out of the box is that these tasks belong to a large number of roles and many of those roles also provide access to vendor or customer transactions. Simply separating these tasks into roles that can be used to better manage master record access is an easy fix, but there’s one more catch. Often, users need to access the data in vendor and customer cards. The obvious answer is to grant access to corresponding inquiry windows. These are read-only windows intended for users who only don’t need to make changes, but there is one big problem, inquiry windows don’t always include every present on an entry window. For example, the Vendor Inquiry window doesn’t show if a vendor is on hold. Nor does it include the related 1099 address. Vendor Inquiry also doesn’t provide access to accounts to review accounts associated with a vendor, nor is there a way to review email or project settings via the inquiry window. These missing fields are often used as an excuse for granting broad access to maintenance windows. That excuse is a trap. If read only access is required for information not available on an inquiry window, find it someplace else in Dynamics GP. For example, the Vendor Navigation list can identify if a vendor is on hold. SmartLists are also a great option for showing data in a read only format. A SmartList is just as fast as an inquiry screen and provides the necessary information without exposing the organization to the unnecessary risk. Finally, if there is simply no way to separate customer/vendor master records from transactions, consider using Dynamics GP’s Workflow features as a mitigating control. But mitigating controls are not as good a primary controls so companies should make a determined effort to separate these functions before turning to mitigation here. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Bank Transactions and Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-bank-reconciliation/ - Date: 2019-01-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] When we look at controls, every company, even the smallest companies, even organizations that don’t really know what controls are, uses the most ubiquitous of controls, bank reconciliation. It’s one of the few regular, independent checks of what goes on in a company. I’ve seen senior accountants get fired for poor bank reconciliation management and I’ve seen awful bank reconciliations as a symptom of deeper problems in a company that ultimately failed spectacularly. As a result, it makes sense to ensure that users who perform bank reconciliations are independent from transactions. A review of bank reconciliations isn’t enough. It’s easy to hide transactions from a review. Bank reconciliation really needs to be performed by someone with an independent attitude not tied to transactions. Ideally, it should performed daily to provide the greatest benefit, but even the traditional monthly reconciliation, but provides and effective control if done right. Finding the right position to reconcile bank accounts can be tough for organizations. Often the person best positioned to perform the reconciliation is also the person in the best position to manipulate the results. In Dynamics GP, the window is Reconcile Bank Statements and it is the only item included in the task TRX\_FIN\_008\*. By default this does NOT include posting, but would allow a user to make adjusting entries, just not post them. Adjusting entries in GP bank rec are designed for things like bank fees or interest, items that are typically first reported on the bank statement, but they can be used for almost anything. Bank rec users should not have access to other types of bank transactions. Additionally, a policy of forcing adjustments to be made outside of bank reconciliation provides another measure of safety. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-09-at-12.08.08-PM.png) Reconcile Bank Statement Task The real keys are to first ensure that this task is not combined into other roles that allow transactions against bank accounts and second to ensure that when a user is a assigned a role with bank rec included, they are not also assigned transactional roles. Bank reconciliation is a core control. Ideally, it’s performed daily, to be as timely as possible, and by someone not involved in transactions for some level of independence. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Fiscal Periods - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-fiscal-periods/ - Date: 2019-01-22 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] The matching principle in accounting requires that a company record expenses in the period in which the related revenues are earned. That means posting transactions in the correct period. Both revenues and expenses can be manipulated by posting them in past or future periods and this results in incorrect financial statements. Getting the dates right in Dynamics GP can be more challenging than it seems. ([We looked at this in our Controller series](/providing-consistency-with-dates/).) But just as important is maintaining control of fiscal periods. GP makes it easy to open and close fiscal periods for various modules. Dig deeper and you’ll see that GP actually provides fine grain control for opening and closing individual transaction types. That’s overkill for most organizations. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-08-at-11.07.49-AM.png) Fiscal Periods Setup The key is that there should only be one or two individuals with rights to open and close periods and those users should not be allowed to create or change transactions. Otherwise, it’s just too easy to open a month and post backwards or open next year and push a transaction far into the future. Fiscal Periods are managed via Administration>Setup>Company>Fiscal Periods. The window is Fiscal Periods Setup and by default its assigned to these roles: - Accounts Payable Clerk - Accounting Manager - Power User The default task is ADMIN\_COMPANY\_001\*. I would strongly recommend removing this task from the Accounts Payable Clerk role right now. I’ll wait… Realistically, the Fiscal Periods Setup window should be segregated into a role without transaction access. For example, a role that allows maintaining the chart of accounts and fiscal periods, but not transaction entry, starts to provide a level of effective segregation without imposing a significant burden. Also, be careful with two other items: access to the Professional Services Tools library and the Allow Posting to History setting in General Ledger setup. The Fiscal Period Modifier tool included with the Professional Services Tools Library can be used to reopen closed years. Imagine posting transactions 10 years back to hide inappropriate transactions. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-08-at-11.07.00-AM.png) Fiscal Period Modifier Similarly,  Allow Posting to History is a setting that allows posting directly to the last closed year if a fiscal period is open for that year. This is a great feature for closing the year while still being able to make final adjusting entries. It’s also dangerous once year end close is complete. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-08-at-11.07.59-AM.png) Posting to History Properly managing fiscal periods help keep closed years closed and current year transactions in the right periods. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Account Maintenance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-account-maintenance/ - Date: 2019-01-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] Controlling the chart of accounts is about as fundamental as it gets in an accounting system. If the chart can change, the fundamental nature of the resulting financial statements can be changed. Imagine the damage that could be done simply by reclassifying an income statement account to a balance sheet account? That’s before we get into false accounts and transactions (shudder). Controlling who has access to the chart of accounts via the Account Maintenance window in Dynamics is an easy way to eliminate a lot of segregation of duties issues. Separating account creation and maintenance from the ability to make entries is a great way to improve control and it is easier than expected. Even in a very small finance organization it’s possible to segregate duties by letting the  controller manage the chart and others make journal entries. It’s not perfect, but it’s an improvement. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-07-at-4.27.17-PM.png) Account Maintenance The only really pushback is that sometimes users need to see elements in the chart to confirm that they are using the right number, validate that the account was setup correctly, etc. In Dynamics GP, there is no inquiry window for the chart accounts. Frankly, this is a poor reason to grant access. Both the Accounts Navigation List (Financial>Navigation Lists>Accounts) and the Accounts Smartlist (MSDynamicsGP>Smartlists>Financial>Accounts) can show account information including the description, account type, active status, and user defined information without permission to make changes. By default, the Accounting Manager, Bookkeeper, Certified Accountant, and Power User roles all have access to the Account Maintenance window. Access is provided via the Card\_0101\* task. Reducing the roles with access to this task or moving access to Account Maintenance to separate task and tightly controlling the roles it is assigned to will along way in managing access to the chart. One additional note, the Mass Modify Chart of Accounts feature (Financial>Cards>Financial>Mass Modify) can also be used to create or change accounts. Security to Mass Modify Chart of Accounts is also included in the Cards\_1010\* task and in most case should mirror the access granted to Account Maintenance. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-07-at-4.37.28-PM.png) Mass Modify The chart is the heart of an accounting system and it’s still surprising how often we run into segregation of duties issues where a large number of users have access to make changes to the chart. This is an easy fix, so get things cleaned up today. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # GP Easy Security Fixes: Journal Entries - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-easy-security-fixes-journal-entries/ - Date: 2019-01-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article [In this series, we’re looking at quick fixes to improve GP security. ] Controlling access to Journal Entries is a fundamental control point. If users can make and post journal entries without any review, they can do just about anything to the final financial statement numbers. In Dynamics GP, there are actually three different ways to enter a journal entry and an easy security fix is to turn off two of them. In Dynamics GP, a journal entry can be created using the Transaction Entry, Quick Journal Entry, or Clearing Entry windows. Transaction Entry is the primary journal entry option. It supports batches for review, approval of batches, and workflow approval by batch. This is what most people think of when they think of creating a journal entry in GP. It’s also the area where organizations are most likely to place controls. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-07-at-3.51.25-PM.png) Quick Journals were designed to be journal entries created via templates where the accounts were similar from month to month, but the amounts  would change. There are a couple of problems with Quick Journals: - They don’t use batches making them difficult for others to review prior to posting - They don’t support approvals - They don’t support workflow - They are rarely used. This last one is actually the biggest issue. Because many companies barely know that Quick Journals exist, they don’t restrict them in security. It’s a journal entry hole big enough to drive a truck through. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-07-at-3.53.20-PM.png) On top of that, Quick Journal functionality can be duplicated using recurring batches in Transaction Entry. The Recurring Batches feature provides equivalent functionality with approval and review options using the Transaction Entry window. There is a simple fix, turn Quick Journals off. In a base GP install, the Accounting Manager, Bookkeeper, and Power User roles have access to the Quick Journal Entry window. It is a part of the TRX\_FIN\_001\* task. Simply remove the window from the task to remove access using Setup>System>Security Tasks. Finally, we come to the odd little feature known as Clearing Entries. Clearing entries are designed to clear the balance of an account (either year-to-date or for a specific period) to a different account, hence the name. The odd part is that these entries don’t show any amounts. Users simply select Year-to-Date or Trx Period and they are left hoping the amount is correct. While a report can be run to show the amount, that’s extra time and effort just to see the amounts on a journal entry. This is another feature that is rarely if ever used. Most users prefer to validate the balance to be moved and then process a regular journal entry. ![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Screen-Shot-2019-01-07-at-3.57.56-PM.png) Clearing entries do support batches, but there is so little benefit to clearing entries that most users avoid them. Turning them off is a great way to ensure that they can’t be used as a back door to an inappropriate journal entry. Clearing entries are also part of the Accounting Manager, Bookkeeper and Power User roles and they are a member of the TRX\_FIN\_001\* task by default. Simply remove the window from the task to turn it off using Setup>System>Security Tasks. With just a couple of simple tweaks, it’s easy close off access to alternative journal entry options and focus control on the main Transaction Entry window. You can find all of the fixes in this series at [GP Easy Security Fixes](/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp). --- # New Series: Easy Security Fixes for GP. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-series-easy-security-fixes-for-gp/ - Date: 2019-01-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article It’s a new year and time for a new weekly series. This one takes a look at easy security fixes for Dynamics GP. Security gets a lot of attention around year-end, and many companies know that their GP security settings aren’t the best that they could be. There are plenty of good reasons for this, but I’m not here to point fingers, I’m here to help. Realistically, there are lots of things companies should do to setup security the right way in GP. These include understanding processes, mapping processes to job functions, tying job functions to Roles and Tasks in GP and reviewing the whole pile for segregations of duties conflicts. But not everyone understand the incredible value built when you setup security the right way, and sometimes, you just need to make some progress now. This series isn’t about doing everything right, it’s about doing something now that makes you safer tomorrow than you were yesterday. It’s the “I know I should I should eat right and exercise, but how do I lose 5 pounds by Friday?” approach to GP security. In this series I’m going to focus on fast security fixes around: - [Journal Entries](/gp-easy-security-fixes-journal-entries/) - [Account Maintenance](/gp-easy-security-fixes-account-maintenance) - [Fiscal Periods](/gp-easy-security-fixes-fiscal-periods/) - [Bank Transactions and Reconciliation](/gp-easy-security-fixes-bank-reconciliation/) - [Vendor and Customer Maintenance](/gp-easy-security-fixes-vendor-and-customer-maintenance) - [Customer Payments](/gp-easy-security-fixes-customer-payments/) - [3 Way Match](/easy-gp-security-three-way-match/) - [Item](/gp-easy-security-fixes-items/(opens in a new tab)) [Maintenance](/gp-easy-security-fixes-items/) - [Bonus: What’s the job? Really?](/gp-easy-security-bonus-whats-the-job-really/) We’ll do one a week for eight weeks and then we’ll play with something new. Links to each item will be added once the post is up. --- # Quick Journals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/quick-journals/ - Date: 2018-12-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Jen Kuntz looks at [Quick Journals](/wp-admin/post-new.php). My attitude has changed toward Quick Journals. I used to like them, and I used them as a controller, but they are clunky to set up and use and two other features are now better options. Recurring batches are easier to use, setup, and change than Quick Journals. They also allow batch approvals, which Quick Journals do not. The other feature that dips into Quick Journal territory is Copy/Paste from Excel. Copy/Paste from Excel lets users maintain their recurring entries in Excel and simply paste in the current month’s numbers. Since this is done via a Journal Entry there are fewer entry points to manage. Also, preparation of the numbers on the Excel sheet can be separated from the user who actually does the entry. Quick Journals work fine, I just think that Recurring Batches and Copy/Paste from Excel have made the feature redundant. --- # GP Controller Series: The Value of an Internal Champion - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-the-value-of-an-internal-champion/ - Date: 2018-12-11 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve been involved in countless Microsoft Dynamics GP implementations over the years and have come to realize that there is one little-recognized key to both a successful implementation and long-term usage. That key is a champion. By champion, I don’t necessarily mean a key executive sponsor, though without that you’ll probably fail. I’m not referring to a strong administrator or a project manager, though they are important, too. For me, a true champion is a user who embraces the system and becomes the go-to person internally for Dynamics GP. The ideal champion in my experience is a mid-level accounting person with a strong technology background. Occasionally it’s a DBA with a passion for business. In a few lucky organizations, it’s someone with prior GP experience. Generally, the best way to find the champion is to walk into a business running GP and ask who writes GP macros–very quickly, you’ll find the champion. A champion is important because this individual finds ways to make the system work within a particular company’s unique culture. He or she can talk to support with a clear idea of the problem and apply the solution. The champion can help users who don’t embrace the system work through issues. Champions figure out little things, like how macros work, to make user’s lives easier. Finally, a champion reduces the involvement of partner organizations. Not only does this save money, but it actually improves relationships with partners. Being called out for an hour to deal with a stuck check back isn’t efficient for most partners and calling for outside help always takes longer than walking down the hall with a question. You don’t hear about champions during project kickoff meetings. Partners talk about project sponsors, the importance of training, the schedule and the team members, but no champions. Perhaps it’s because champions are often born during an implementation and it can be tough to identify one beforehand. That’s because a champion is more about attitude than aptitude. It’s the embracing of the system that makes the difference. The motivation behind that embrace can vary wildly. For some, it’s a chance to be seen making a difference in an organization. For others, it’s simply about being the person who got the job done, and for some, it may simply be old-fashioned resume’ building. Regardless of the motivation, champions are an extremely valuable part of a company’s GP infrastructure that often goes unrecognized. It’s tough to replace a champion and to truly replace one often requires a lot more money than companies think. When I begin an implementation, I usually don’t know who will become a GP champion. I do know that the more quickly I find this person,  the smoother the implementation will go. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Improving processes with Workflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-improving-processes-with-workflow/ - Date: 2018-12-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The addition of a native workflow in GP was huge. Yet a significant number of companies have been slow to adopt it. True there is some setup at both the system and the application level, but it’s worth it. I suspect apathy is still the greatest impediment, especially since Ian Grieve has a [ton of articles](http://www.azurecurve.co.uk/page/3/?s=workflow) and [a small book on everything workflow](https://amzn.to/2RDqHdY) related. Workflow in GP is robust. It allows organizations to formalize a number of key accounting processes with review and approvals along the way. Email delivery and approval links make it easy to review and approve. Workflow allows companies to focus reviews appropriately and ensure that they aren’t getting missed. So much is available via Ian website and Google that I’ll just point you there. If your organization is not using workflow in GP you are missing out. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # Fastpath Completes SOC 1 Type 2 Examination - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fastpath-completes-soc-1-type-2-examination/ - Date: 2018-11-29 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Fastpath has completed their SOC 1 Type 2 examination.](https://www.gofastpath.com/blog/fastpath-completes-soc-1-type-2-examination) Let’s talk about SOC’s and why they matter. Not socks, though they keep you warm. Not SOX in white or red, though they can be fun to watch, but SOCs. A SOC (service organization control) is an attestation standard, a form of an audit. It means that if you use cloud services, your auditors may rely on the cloud provider’s SOC to reduce their work. It also means that a cloud provider has been deliberate about their controls and those controls have been audited to ensure appropriate operation. Like you, Fastpath has 2 SOCs cleverly known as a SOC 1 and a SOC 2. They break down like this: - SOC 1: Internal Controls over Financial Reporting (ICFR). - SOC 2: Controls at a service organization that are relevant to security, availability, processing integrity confidentiality, or privacy. [] If your cloud provider doesn’t have at least a SOC 2, you’ve got problems. A SOC 2 is tied to control over the provider’s data. Without that, you have to wonder about what kind of protection is in place. A SOC 2 is relevant for any cloud provider. A SOC 1 is appropriate if that cloud provider is also tied to Financial Reporting. But there is also more than one type of each SOC. A type 1 indicates that the company has set up controls and the design of the controls have been reviewed. A type 2 indicates that the controls have been in place for a period of time and then been audited. You can’t get a type 2 overnight. Fastpath has BOTH a SOC 1 Type 2 and a SOC 2 Type 2. These reports aren’t always publicized, so if you’re unsure, ask your cloud providers. If you get dumb looks and blank stares, be very nervous. --- # GP Controller Series: Keys to Role Management - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-keys-to-role-management/ - Date: 2018-11-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Security around an ERP system is a key area and yet a lot of GP companies have users with excessive privileges. You really want to avoid having to make statements like Costo did: > “The weakness relates to general information technology controls in the areas of user access and program change-management over certain information technology systems that support the Company’s financial reporting processes. The access issues relate to the extent of privileges afforded users authorized to access company systems.” > > https://normanmarks.wordpress.com/2018/10/06/costco-reports-a-material-weakness-in-internal-control-but-is-it-really/ So how do you fix this in GP? There are a lot of pieces, but we’ll hit the highlights and include plenty of resources. 1. **Control/Limit/Eliminate ‘**sa**‘ & ‘**Dynsa**‘ users, and don’t assign the ‘**Power User**‘ role.** Once the system is up an running, ‘sa’ is really only recommended for installing additional modules and running the GP Utilities APPLICATION (not utilities in GP). Everything else can be done with other permissions. Dynsa is required to exist and own the database. There is no reason for a user to need it. The Power User role simply provides too much access and creates a risk of both intentional and accidental issues. [Fastpath’s Minimizing the Use of ‘](https://www.gofastpath.com/blog/fastpath-white-paper-minimizing-the-use-of-sa-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp)sa’ whitepaper is a great resource for addressing this. 2. **Rebuild & reassign roles in GP.** The roles in GP are designed to complete a process from beginning to end. This works great for testing and violates segregation of duties principles across the board. An AP clerk should not be able to create a vendor, enter a voucher, and process payment without additional controls, but that is what the AP Clerk role allows. The tasks are a great starting point, but they need to be reassigned into new roles. [Fastpath’s free Security Matrix is a good tool to start the role rebuilding process with.](https://www.gofastpath.com/gp2016-security-matrix-0) 3. **Identify mitigating controls.** There are a number of features in GP that can be used as mitigating controls when changing security is not an option. Workflow is a great example. An AP Clerk could be allowed to create vendors, but before the vendor is final, it needs to be approved by a supervisor using GP’s built-in workflow. 4. The first three will significantly improve security. They’ll take some time, but not a lot of additional money. The last step is looking across roles to see where multiple role assignments may have created new segregation of duties conflicts. This is really hard to do without a paid tool. [Fastpath’s Assure tool is the best option for complete segregation of duties management.](https://www.gofastpath.com/by-erp/microsoft-dynamics/dynamics-gp) Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2018 R2: Start and End Dates for Pay Codes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2018-r2-start-and-end-dates-for-pay-codes/ - Date: 2018-11-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2018 - Type: original article ![](https://community.dynamics.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles/00-00-00-05-36/PayCode.png) New in GP 2018 R2, start and end dates for pay codes. --- # GP Controller Series: Reconciling Accrued Payables with Received Not Invoiced - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/controller-series-reconciling-accrued-payables-with-received-not-invoiced/ - Date: 2018-11-20 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article For three-way match items, GP uses an account for Accrued Purchases. Expected costs for received goods go into Accrued Purchases. Once the goods are received, the accrued purchases amount is moved to Accounts Payable. The tool for reconciling received amounts to Accrued Purchases is Received Not Invoiced. With GP 2015 R2, the MS team also released a Historical Received Not Invoiced report and that can be big help when the reconciliation is not done right at month end. Either way, there are some issues with this process. The problem comes when the process doesn’t proceed as planned. For example, the invoice gets processed and paid via Accounts Payable instead of the three-way match process. Maybe someone closes the P.O. or a P.O. line before the process is complete. All of these make reconciling to the GL hard. However, there are some simple steps to keep this process running smoothly. 1. Turn on the PO warning in GP that checks for Purchase Orders related to an invoice. If an invoice is found, the user should stop processing via AP and enter the invoice via the matching process. Prevention solves most of these issues. 2. Be careful closing P.O.s. Validate where the P.O. is in the process before closing out incomplete P.O. and P.O. line items. 3. Use the Historical Received Not Invoiced report if possible to pick a point in time and prevent report data from changing while cleaning up. 4. I’ve some [recommendations on clean up](/weekly-dynamic-cleaning-up-received-not-invoiced/) if you already have a mess. Much of this can be done in bulk, especially if the invoice went through Accounts Payable. For any cleanup, there are 3 considerations, the Received Not Invoiced Report, the GL, the AP Subledger. Without some careful thought, one of these won’t come out right and things won’t balance. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Addressing Use Tax - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-addressing-use-tax/ - Date: 2018-11-13 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Use or Purchase Tax is a self-assessed tax where goods are purchases without taxes applied and the user/company is required to self-assess and remit taxes.     This most often happens with inventory items that are used by the company instead of being sold to customers or with items purchased from suppliers or via jurisdictions not subject to tax. This comes up just enough and is a big enough pain, that I wanted to cover it. Quick examples, if a grocery store takes bleach for sale of a shelf to help clean up a spill, they owe tax on that. Also, if a US company orders hard drives from a supplier in China to repair some internally used computers, the Chinese supplier has no requirement to collect and remit US tax. Instead, the buyer would be required to remit tax payments to their state. GP has a small handful of ways to deal with use tax depending on the details, but one option stands out: Negative Tax Rates. In GP, a Tax Schedule is a collection of Tax Details. A Tax Detail holds the specifics for a single tax rate. For example, Florida has a state sales tax rate and a different county tax rates. Each of those represents a Tax Detail. Those details get combined into a schedule and a schedule is applied to a transaction. So a 7.5% tax from a schedule might be a combination of a 6% state tax, 1% county tax, and .5% city tax. If tax is included in an invoice, the customer pays both the invoice and the tax to the vendor. In a use tax case, the vendor gets the invoice amount and the taxing authority gets the tax amount. This is what adds a layer of complexity to the process. GP allows Tax Details to be both positive and negative and each DETAIL can have a separate account so we can use this to create Tax Schedules for use tax. Simply create new tax details that mirror the tax rates with negative rate values. Combine both the positive and the negative rates into a single tax detail. Now, when this rate is applied to a transaction, the net tax value on the transaction is zero, so the vendor is paid correctly. The positive rates debit an account, usually, an expense account for the tax, and the negative rates credit a liability to the taxing authority to collect those amounts all in one place. There are some technical setup items to complete, but this is the most straightforward solution. You can find additional details in this free, [Use Tax whitepaper.](https://gumroad.com/l/UseTax) Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Inventory Reconciliation: Stock Status vs Historical Aged Trial Balance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/controller-series-inventory-reconciliation-stock-status-vs-historical-aged-trial-balance/ - Date: 2018-11-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article When reconciling inventory to GL in GP, there are two primary report options that companies use. Both of them have some pretty significant pros and cons. The two reports are the Historical Stock Status (HSS) report and the Historical Aged Trial Balance (HITB). For a long time, all we had was the point in time stock status report in GP. To get this right, it needed to be run at month end. Miss the timing, and you were just stuck.  Along came a historical version of that report that finally allowed going back in time, but HSS but it had its own issues. Enter the HITB, a report designed to tie to GL, but with a big implementation caveat. Historical Stock Status is not designed to reconcile to the subledger. It may, and it’s often close, but the design of this report prevents a perfect reconciliation. For a long time, however, it was the only reasonable option.  HSS starts with the current cost of an item multiplied by the quantity and then subtracts transactions to get back to the date selected. Working back to a date is the historical component. This report may not tie to the GL because it ignores the cost layers with that initial value. The current cost is really the last cost and often not representative of the full value. For example, current cost is $100. Quantity is 11 units. The report would start with a valuation of $1,100. But in inventory, this product was bought in two purchases, one purchase of 10 units at $80. The second purchase was a single unit at $100. $80 x 10 =$800 + $100 =$900 and $900 does not equal $1,100 from the HSS. This can work in both directions. Also, HSS works with transactions and does not take into account inventory cost adjustment. It’s usually close except when there are large price swings. HITB was introduced with GP 10 and is designed to be the reconciling companion for inventory. However, for HITB to work, it required some data not previously present in GP, which means that it got additional tables. These tables were unpopulated by existing inventory transactions. For HITB to work, Microsoft provided an IV reset tool that would populate the tables from existing data but it required resetting all the inventory cost layers to a new starting layer. For some companies, this would result in a significant change to their inventory valuation and they were unwilling to do that. HITB collects data whether the reset tool is used or not, it’s just not accurate if there are pre-HITB items still in inventory. For most folks, this should no longer be a problem since HITB was released with GP 10 in 2007, but there are some long inventory manufacturers out there (think Christmas trees, aged bourbon, etc.) along with plenty of people who do a poor job cleaning out obsolete inventory. So here is the bottom line. - If your company first implemented GP with GP 10 or higher, use the HITB. - If your company ran the IV Reset Tool somewhere along the way, use the HITB. - If every item in inventory has turned at least once since 2007, you should be good with HITB. - If you are on a version prior to 10, the only option is HSS. - If your company started with GP prior to GP 10, you have not run the IV reset tool, and you still have a few leftover items in inventory, consider running the tool to evaluate how much your inventory would change. The tool provides this information prior to finalizing anything. If the number is small enough, consider resetting the inventory layers to be able to use HITB. One more note, both of these reports are often requested in Excel. They are both very hard to get from GP into any kind of reasonable format in Excel. The best native option is to use the SSRS versions and export them, but even that requires a lot of clean up. The best option is to purchase and use [Historical Excel Reporting](/historical-excel-reporting/) to run these reports directly in Excel. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP – Repurposing the Connect Homepage Pane - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-repurposing-the-connect-homepage-pane/ - Date: 2018-11-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2018 - Type: original article After fiddling with the Homepage pane in GP 2018 R2, David Musgrave decided to fiddle with it in some older versions. https://winthropdc.wordpress.com/2018/11/01/microsoft-dynamics-gp-repurposing-the-connect-homepage-pane/ --- # GP Controller Series: Improving Fixed Asset Month End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/improving-fixed-asset-month-end/ - Date: 2018-10-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Dynamics GP’s Fixed Asset module is both flexible and robust. It’s more than capable of dealing with fixed asset management for most organizations. However, it does have a few idiosyncracies. Once those have been mastered, working with assets in GP is much easier.  Here are things you need to understand of to really master Fixed Assets: - The fixed asset module has its own calendar in **Tools-Setup-FixedAssets-Quarter.**This drives depreciation settings and it usually only has to be set up once. Still, it’s important to review the setup to ensure that it matches the fiscal calendar. If they don’t match, depreciation ends up in all the wrong periods. - Fixed Asset Account setup doesn’t work like other subledgers in GP. In GP Fixed Assets, accounts are assigned to classes, just like other subledgers. New assets are assigned a class and that assigns accounts, just like other subledgers. Where it changes is that these are one-time assignments. The class is used to set the account but is not retained with the asset.  There is a separate account window to change or set accounts manually for each asset. If an asset is posting in the wrong place, the account needs to be correct on the asset, regardless of the class that was used to set it up. - Separate posting depreciation from posting asset additions/changes/retirements. This is a best practice that dramatically improves asset subledger to GL reconciliation. By separating these processes, asset additions, changes, and retirements don’t get lost in a sea of depreciation. In my experience, most reconciliation issues are found outside of depreciation. Depreciation posting issues are usually fixed once with an account change so they shouldn’t contribute to regularly to reconciliation issues. In older versions of GP, this is managed with ordering the process. In newer versions, the source type (FADEP = Depreciation, FAADD = Additions, etc.) can be used to segregate the GL posting. - When someone is stuck troubleshooting a fixed asset reconciliation, the Financial Detail window found via **Inquiry-Fixed Asset-Financial Detail**shows everything that happens to an asset and is key to finding and fixing issues. There are additional details in the resources below. > [Weekly Review: Putting the Fix in Fixed Assets](/weekly-review-putting-the-fix-in-fixed-assets/) > [Weekly Review: Fixed Asset/GL Best Practices](/weekly-review-fixed-assetgl-best-practices/) Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Providing Consistency with Dates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/providing-consistency-with-dates/ - Date: 2018-10-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article One of the most common causes for transaction problems in GP revolves around dates, especially posting dates. Users simply post transactions into the wrong period.  Keeping periods closed when not in use is helpful, however, there is always a time around month end where two periods are open. Date management in GP is just complicated enough that keeping dates straight requires a mix of setup, process, and training. In GP, most subledger transactions can be posted at the transaction level or as a batch of transactions. A few transaction types, mostly banking related, can only post per transaction. If batch posting is available, use batch posting. In many cases transaction posting ignores posting settings and doesn’t post through the GL, meaning it has to be posted twice, once in the subledger and once in the GL. Obviously, this is less than ideal. Additionally, posting via batch typically uses a single batch for the date making it easier to validate. Most subledger transactions have two dates, a transaction date, and a posting date. In AP, for example, the transaction date (technically document date in AP) on a voucher is the date of the vendor’s invoice. This is used to age the invoice properly, regardless of when it arrived. For transaction posting, the posting date defaults to the document data and that’s typically not the appropriate date. The actual posting date is hidden behind an expansion button (blue arrow) where users often don’t see this setting to change the posting date. With subledger batch posting, the posting date is assigned at the batch level and applied to all transactions in that batch. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Screen-Shot-2018-09-25-at-10.58.27-AM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Screen-Shot-2018-09-25-at-10.58.27-AM.png) It is important to note that for GL transactions, the transaction date is always the posting date. There is no date on journal entry batches. The keys to managing dates in GP are: 1. Post by batch where ever possible. 2. Disable transaction posting for items using batch posting to prevent rogue transactions. 3. Train people to double check posting dates for transaction posted items. 4. Review transaction or batch dates prior to posting. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # Summit 2018, now with more community. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/summit-2018-now-with-more-community/ - Date: 2018-10-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We hear community preached a lot around GP, AX/D365FO, NAV/D365BC, etc., but it felt like it was really on display at Summit 2018. Each of the groups had a space uniquely it’s own making it easy for users with common interests to congregate during the day. It’s easy to be overwhelmed at Summit, especially if you are there alone as the only representative of your company. It ’s tough to split time when there are conflicting sessions. It’s easy to be unmotivated to go out in the evenings. Even if you come with others from your organization, sometimes you don’t want to spend all day and night with them.  That’s why it was cool to see the Orlando GPUG group hanging out together at a party. This is a group that has gotten to know each other at events throughout the year and now they know each other well enough to have some fun together. It was great that they had picked up a few stragglers along the way, but it’s a lot more fun to be part of the group.  A number of people commented that they come to Summit to learn, but also to see their friends. I have other friends, but they don’t really understand what I do for a living so it’s fun to hang out with people who do. Go spend some time with your local UG group this year. Get to know people in your area this year and then come to Orlando and have some fun at Summit 2019. But you have to start now so block out the next local user group on your calendar. --- # GP Controller Series: Improving Bank Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-improving-bank-reconciliation/ - Date: 2018-10-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Reconciling the bank account to the general ledger is critical because it is one of the few areas that provides independent confirmation of transactions. Companies are reviewing internal records, the GL, to external records from the bank. This is a critical exercise and a key control point. I’ve personally seen more than one significant mess resulting from missing bank recs. Most companies reconcile monthly. The monthly reconciliation is tedious and time-consuming, usually coming during the pressured-filled month-end period. Monthly is also a little slow in today’s environment. If a bank rec is missed, it’s another month before it’s complete. Inconsistency around bank recs is a key harbinger of other problems in the organization. I’m a strong proponent of daily bank account reconciliation. The time required is generally very short. Missing a day, because someone is out, is easily caught up. Errors and problems are identified quickly, not a month later, and month end bank rec becomes simply reconciling the last day of the month. Daily bank recs support the idea of a lot of little corrections to make sure that things are on the right path. [There are details of how to do this at DynamicsAccounting.net](/weekly-review-daily-bank-reconciliations/) with options for automated, manual, and third-party options. The key as a controller is making the decision to implement daily bank reconciliations and following through to ensure that it’s happening. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # Dynamics GP and Intelligent Cloud Insights: What is Microsoft trying to do here? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-and-intelligent-cloud-insights-what-is-microsoft-trying-to-do-here/ - Date: 2018-10-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve got a new column up at MSDynamicsWorld titled Dynamics GP and Intelligent Cloud Insights: What is Microsoft trying to do here? There’s been a lot of confusion over Microsoft’s Intelligent Edge, now Intelligent Cloud Insights for Dynamics GP so I try to clear some of that up. Check it out before Summit so you’ll walk in with a clue. --- # GP Controller Series: Assigning Responsibility for Reconciliations & Roll-Forwards - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-assigning-responsibility-for-reconciliations-roll-forwards/ - Date: 2018-10-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Also related to reconciling, there are many accounts that require either subledger to GL reconciliation or roll-forwards that need to be completed for month end. Keeping track of who is responsible for the various processes can be a pain. Usually, this ends up being a spreadsheet maintained by someone. Repurpose one of the User Defined fields on Account Maintenance to identify the user responsible for the reconciliation or roll-forward for each account. Once that is done, a small adjustment to a Smartlist makes it easy to show this information for use as a month-end checklist. [More detail here](/wp-admin/post.php). [![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Screen-Shot-2018-09-24-at-12.13.18-PM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Screen-Shot-2018-09-24-at-12.13.18-PM.png) Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Addressing Period-End Adjustments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-addressing-period-end-adjustments/ - Date: 2018-10-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I often get questions about using a 13th period for year-end in GP. The extra period is usually not the real issue. Underlying the question is that folks want a way to identify and segregate specific journal entries. These could be post-period adjustments, auditor required entries, corrections, etc. I don’t recommend a 13th period in GP. It’s not necessary and it can wreak havoc with fixed assets if you aren’t careful and cause problems with deferrals. Instead, create additional Source Documents for Journal Entries in GP. For example, one could be labeled AUDIT for audit adjustments, another could be PCLOSE or YE for post-close year-end fixes. ![](https://i2.wp.com/mpolino.com/gp/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture4.png) These entries are searchable in Smartlists making it easy to identify different types of journal entries. A secondary benefit is improved consistency around adjustments. Most organizations don’t have some kind of extra period for quarter end adjustments, but this process can be used for any post-period adjustment making those transactions more consistent and easier to review. Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Improving Period-End Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-improving-period-end-reconciliation/ - Date: 2018-09-25 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article For controllers working with Dynamics GP, there are a couple of basic items that can make a big difference. One of the big keys to getting clean reconciliations at month end is to ensure that only data from subledgers flows into control accounts in the GL. For example, the value in the AP account in GL should tie back to the detail in the subledger via the Historical Aged Trial Balance account for AP. The most common scenario when they don’t match is that someone made an entry directly to AP. That should be prevented. The key to managing this is the **Allow Account Entry**setting. This is a setting in the chart on each account. This setting should be UNCHECKED for control accounts (cash, A/P, A/R, Inventory, etc.). By unchecking this option, direct posting to these accounts via the GL is restricted. Posting to these accounts must flow through a subledger . This helps eliminate mismatches when reconciling subledgers to the GL. ![[image[23].png]](/img/blogger/a38241e948cfe0e6.png) If someone truly needs to enter a journal entry to fix something, make them ask for this item to be checked temporarily. That additional control point helps make sure that a JE is a right way to fix something. Don’t mix and match. For example, if there are receivables in GP they flow into an AR account in the GL. If there are also receivables from another system, a non-GL module, or some type of ad hoc AR, they should flow into a different AR account. Mixing them just makes reconciliation harder. [You can find more detail about Allow Account Entry here](https://janakirammp.blogspot.com/2011/02/gp-basics-allow-account-entry.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+Dynamicsblogger+(DynamicsBlogger)&utm_content=Google+Reader). Our [Historical Excel Reporting](/historical-excel-reporting/) can also be used to simplify the reconciliation process with [Excel-based historical reports](/historical-excel-reporting/).  Links to all the posts in this series can be found at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/](/gp-controller-series-index/) --- # GP Controller Series: Index - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-controller-series-index/ - Date: 2018-09-25 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I’m working on a new series of posts highlighting leading practices geared toward the Controller position and Dynamics GP. I’ve had this idea in my head for a while. I was thinking of it as a book, but I’m not sure that’s going to happen so I’ve decided to tackle this as a series of blog posts. Call it “the book that never was”. The first installment is 12 tips over 12 weeks and this page will hold links to each element. As a controller, the job isn’t to process accounting transactions, the job is to facilitate accounting done by your team to ensure that it is accurate, timely, and efficient. In that spirit, these leading practices will be broader and focus on features and techniques designed to make your use of GP more accurate, timely, and efficient. I may link to step-by-step instructions for reference but as a controller, that’s not the job. The job is to oversee and use others like your team, your VAR, IT, an internal champion, etc. to get the job done, not do it yourself. Over the next 12 weeks we’ll cover: **Financial** - [Improving Period-End Reconciliation](https://wp.me/p3snzu-5Qe) - [Addressing Period End Adjustments](/gp-controller-series-addressing-period-end-adjustments/) - Assigning Responsibility for Reconciliations & Roll-Forwards - [Improving Bank Reconciliation](/gp-controller-series-improving-bank-reconciliation/) - [Providing Consistency with Dates](https://wp.me/p3snzu-5QU) **Fixed Assets** - [Improving Fixed Asset Month End](/improving-fixed-asset-month-end/) **Distribution** - [Inventory Reconciliation: Stock Status vs Historical Aged Trial Balance](https://wp.me/p3snzu-5SV) - [Addressing Use Tax](/gp-controller-series-addressing-use-tax/) - [Reconciling Accrued Payables with Received Not Invoiced](/controller-series-reconciling-accrued-payables-with-received-not-invoiced/) **Security** - Keys to Role Managment - [Improving processes with Workflow](/gp-controller-series-improving-processes-with-workflow/) **Principles** - [The Value of an Internal Champion](/gp-controller-series-the-value-of-an-internal-champion/) Links will become available here as each article goes live. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Hannibal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-quotes-hannibal/ - Date: 2018-09-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. I[If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) We wrap things up for now with the A-Team. **“I love it when a plan comes together.” – Steve Balmer on the purchase of Great Plains** ![photo](https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm3.staticflickr.com%2F2333%2F2315494548_fd9f17da91_z.jpg&f=1) Oh, you thought this was Hannibal Smith’s line from the A-Team? Seriously? Can’t you just see Steve Balmer, sweaty and shiny-headed, rubbing his palms together and saying this line as the acquisition of Great Plains closed? --- # #GPPT SOP Batch Maintenance Self Service Scripts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gppt-sop-batch-maintenance-self-service-scripts/ - Date: 2018-09-18 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Development & Integration - Type: original article David Musgrave explains using #GPPT to create SOP Batch Maintenance Self Service Scripts --- # ACH Fraud: Steve Endow had a rough couple of days - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ach-fraud-steve-endow-had-a-rough-couple-of-days/ - Date: 2018-09-18 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article ### Steve Endow had a rough couple of and he details the experience in: [My Experience with ACH Fraud: My bank account was empty in 3 days](https://dynamicsgpland.blogspot.com/2018/09/my-experience-with-ach-fraud-my-bank.html?m=1) I don’t completely agree with Steve’s final conclusions. There are some things you can do to reduce ACH fraud risk including using variations on positive pay. However, I totally get that it might not be cost effective for smaller businesses. Also to Steve’s point, banks are swapping risk for efficiency and that ROI calculation may increase some types of fraud. For example, a small business owner I know was recently told that his large bank doesn’t support 2 signatures required on checking accounts for amounts over a certain threshold. I’m still convinced that isn’t true, but 2 signatures increases liability to the bank. If they miss a fraudulent check with only 1 signature it’s their fault, so I suspect they want to discourage it. It’s also ineffecient from their point of view. A human has to look at it. It cheaper to let stuff go through and pay out for fraud, or have an algorithm that occasionally blocks legitimate transactions than to have a person actually do reviews up front. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Slick Willie - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-quotes-slick-willie/ - Date: 2018-09-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) It’s back to Presidents today. They are just so quotable. **“It’s about Dynamics GP stupid” – Bill Clinton** ![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Bill_Clinton_closeup_at_dedication_of_WWII_memorial,_May_2004.jpg) When Bill uttered this line people were aghast. It was considered insulting to publicly call the President stupid. (At the time, the President was George H.W. Bush, #41 for those of you unfamiliar with the naming convention of Bush Presidents.)  The line was intended to show that the President was out of touch and it may have been a deciding factor in the election. Funny thing is, you could quote this line back to Microsoft every couple of years and it would still be relevant. --- # Duplicate Payments and Internal Controls - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/22367-2/ - Date: 2018-09-12 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Jen Kuntz looks at Duplicate Payments and Internal Controls. It’s still a very process driven area. --- # A new look for MSDW - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-new-look-for-msdw/ - Date: 2018-09-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In case you haven’t been paying attention, MS Dynamics World has a new look. Make sure to check it out. --- # Friday Fun Quote – Jesus or Doug? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-jesus-or-doug/ - Date: 2018-09-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) They say you never discuss politics or religion at parties. We’ve done lots of politics, let’s try some religion. **“Go ye into all the word and sell Microsoft Dynamics  GP.” – Doug Burgum  (In an ironic twist this is known as  the “great commission”)** ![Gov. Doug Burgum presents an award (cropped).jpg](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f2/Gov._Doug_Burgum_presents_an_award_%28cropped%29.jpg/220px-Gov._Doug_Burgum_presents_an_award_%28cropped%29.jpg) I know, you think Jesus said this, but Jesus wasn’t really into selling stuff. The fact that this quote is called the “great commission” really points to software sales. Doug is now the governor of North Dakota, Jesus didn’t feel the need to run for political office. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Evil Empire - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-evil-empire/ - Date: 2018-08-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) This week, we return to the Star Wars universe: **“Great Plains, I’m your father” – Microsoft** ![](http://img15.deviantart.net/25e4/i/2009/235/e/1/darth_vader_by_ajohns95616.jpg) Microsoft has often been called the Evil Empire and after the acquisition closed, I’m pretty sure this conversation went down. --- # Lessons from an $8 million fraud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/lessons-from-an-8-million-fraud/ - Date: 2018-08-28 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I talk to a lot of users of ERP systems and their feeling about security cover the full range. Many are overly complacent, but occasionally I run into the excessively paranoid. Still, it’s important to understand what can happen. This story is a couple years old, but the lessons in it are perfect for medium-sized businesses. The article,[Lessons from an $8 million fraud](https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2014/aug/fraud-20149862.html) includes accidental excessive approval rights, incomplete segregation of duties, work-arounds to “get things done”, manipulation of multicurrency, and exploiting other user’s passwords. All of this started with an accident. I’ve said before that it’s my opinion that we tend to catch fraud at rough break points. If you don’t catch a fraud at $1,000, your next chance is at $10,000 and then $100k, and finally beyond $1 million. In this case, it started with $1,100. The company had a perfect chance to catch this at around $80k and missed it. There are a lot of little lessons in here and it’s definitely worth the read. --- # GPUG All Stars – Vote NOW - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-all-stars-vote-now/ - Date: 2018-08-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s time to vote for new GPUG All Stars. You don’t have much time, voting ends 8/31. Vote here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GPUG2018All-StarVoting Bob McAdam has more details at: https://www.gpug.com/gpugsummit/blogs/bob-mcadam/2018/08/07/bobs-blogpipes-2018-all-star-voting --- # SQL Script to Disable Business Analyzer Fact Pane - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-disable-business-analyzer-fact-pane-2/ - Date: 2018-08-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article https://www.isolutionspartners.com/2018/08/20/dynamics-gp-intercompany-payables-transactions/ Tracey Brinkman from iSolutions explains GP Intercompany Payables. --- # Pennies for Taylor - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pennies-for-taylor/ - Date: 2018-08-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In case you missed it, my friend, co-presenter, MS MVP, GP Lifehacker, and all around good guy Shawn Dorward’ son Taylor was involved in a near-drowning accident. Taylor survived through some heroic efforts but has a long road back to recovery. At the GP Tech conference last week, David Musgrave of Winthrop Development Consultants offered to donate 10% of his sales through 9/30 to help pay Taylor’s medical bills. Kevin Rasmussen of Ethotech is matching that offer. I going to join in with the same offer. 10% of any sales of [Historical Excel Reporting](/historical-excel-reporting/) between now and September 30 will get donated toward Taylor’s medical bills. David Musgrave has a longer post with more details on Taylor, including a great video from Belinda Allen. Make sure to check out David’s post at: https://winthropdc.wordpress.com/2018/08/25/gppt-bpst-please-read-special-promotion-for-pennies-for-taylor/ --- # Friday Fun Quotes – JFK - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-jfk/ - Date: 2018-08-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) This week, we return to history and a quote from a U.S. President. **“Ask not what the Dynamics GP Community can do for you, ask what you can do for the Dynamics GP Community” – JFK** ![](http://pre15.deviantart.net/630a/th/pre/i/2011/026/0/7/john_f__kennedy_by_kraljaleksandar-d35qg3t.jpg) You were taught that this quote led to the creation of the Peace Corps…wrong…it let to the creation of [GPUG.](http://www.gpug.com) If you haven’t joined, what are you waiting for? --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Destiny - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-destiny/ - Date: 2018-08-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) It’s back to Star Wars for inspiration this week: **“It is your destiny. Join me, and together we can rule the galaxy together as father and son.” – Steve Balmer to Doug Burgum on the acquisition of Great Plains.** ![](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7152/6674068073_b46f2ae8b6_z.jpg) Microsoft’s acquisition of Great Plains started them down the path with ERP systems and I’m pretty sure this is how the conversation went. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Donner Party - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-donner-party/ - Date: 2018-08-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) For this quote, we go deeper into U.S. history. Feel free to look this up in [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donner_Party) if you’re lost: **”If we had managed our inventory with Microsoft Dynamics GP we wouldn’t have run out of supplies” – The Donner Party** ![JamesMargaretReed.jpg](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/16/JamesMargaretReed.jpg/1024px-JamesMargaretReed.jpg) Yep, I went there. Sometimes you have to go dark to make your point. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Obi-Wan Kenobi - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-obi-wan-kenobi/ - Date: 2018-08-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) This week we move into fiction with Star Wars and the great Obi-Wan Kenobi: **“Use the GPUG, Luke” – Obi-Wan Kenobi** ![Obi-Wan by RoninLeeArt](https://pre00.deviantart.net/0ab4/th/pre/i/2013/246/5/3/obi_wan_by_roninjedilee-d6kxbwg.jpg) Yes I know, you think the line is “Use the Force, Luke”, but after all the remastering and digital conversions, the movie you see today is not the movie from 1978. I saw it in theaters as a kid and I can confirm that this quote is correct one. It’s also the right answer if you’re looking for help with Dynamic GP. Join [GPUG](http://www.gpug.com) today to get help, answers, and meet others working to get the most out of Dynamics GP. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – The Gipper - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-the-gipper/ - Date: 2018-07-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) Moving forward in history this week, we’re looking at a quote by the most beloved of the Teflon Presidents, Ronald Reagan. **“Mr. Gorbachev, tear up your ERP system and buy Great Plains!” – Ronald Reagan** ![Ronald Reagan Vector by IForbesUK](https://orig00.deviantart.net/7463/f/2010/222/1/d/ronald_reagan_vector_by_iforbesuk.jpg) Reagan’s speech at the Berlin wall has of course been altered to fit a political narrative, when in fact Reagan was giving Gorbachev a way out of communism with a tool that would fix his central planning problems. --- # Friday Fun Quotes – Honest Abe - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/honest-abe/ - Date: 2018-07-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Last week I was doing some clean up (side note: I’ve got a small pile of lightly worn MVP gear if anyone interested) and I stumbled across something I’d written a long time ago and never published. I think it’s funny enough to warrant a short series of Friday Fun posts. In this world of fake news, I’ve realized that many famous quotes are actually incorrect. I’ve corrected these quotes to properly reflect Dynamics GP or it’s predecessor Great Plains. Since these incorrect quotes have been repeated enough that everyone believes them, this series will probably offend somebody. That’s fine, just keep it to yourself and be offended quietly. Also, consider these quotes copyrighted, since I ~~made~~ dug them up. [If you want them on a t-shirt, mug, or something else, that’s an option for some of the quotes. Check out the store.](https://www.cafepress.com/dynacctnet) Let’s start, somewhat ironically, with the man whose image has been used  to sell more snake oil than any other in US marketing history, Honest Abe: **“Six score and ten years  from now Great Plains will bring forth a new ERP solution, conceived in Dexterity and dedicated to the proposition that all ERP systems are NOT created equal, Great Plains is better.” – Abraham Lincoln.** ![060116blog abraham lincoln](https://images.techhive.com/images/article/2016/06/060116blog-abraham-lincoln-100664056-primary.idge.jpg) If Honest Abe Lincoln said it, it must be true. Clearly, he was a visionary President, and with this quote, we see why he is considered by many to be the greatest U.S. President. --- # Custom Links – Using Skype for Business from within Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/custom-links-using-skype-for-business-from-within-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2018-07-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/07/03/custom-links-using-skype-for-business-from-within-dynamics-gp/ Shawn takes Custom Links a step farther and shows off launching Skype for Business from a custom link. --- # Custom Links – Adding Custom Links for Vendors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/custom-links-adding-custom-links-for-vendors/ - Date: 2018-07-17 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/07/03/custom-links-adding-custom-links-for-vendors/ Shawn Dorward explains Custom Links for Vendors in a recent GP Life Hack. --- # A small security hole in Microsoft Dynamics GP (and a fix) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-small-security-hole-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-a-fix/ - Date: 2018-07-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Thanks to some comments by a [Fastpath](http://www.gofastpath.com) user we identified A small security hole in Microsoft Dynamics GP (and a fix). Follow the link for details on MSDynamicsWorld. Why is this a “small” hole? *Primarily because it affects existing users, and only users with access to create GP users. Essentially the Copy Settings functionality available when creating users doesn’t respect security access rights to modify user permissions. If someone is allowed to create GP users, but NOT change permissions, this bug gives them a workaround. They could elevate a user or grant access to other companies by copying access from an existing user.* *Be sure to check out the article for a fix.* Is Microsoft going to fix this? *I ran the problem and a recommended workaround as a fix by the GP team. They agreed that GP works as I’ve described and that the fix described will work. My sense is that they don’t plan to fix this…unless of course there is significant interest from the community on getting it fixed.* --- # Historical GP Reports and Power BI - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-gp-reports-and-power-bi/ - Date: 2018-06-28 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article It’s pretty tough to get GP’s historical reports into Power BI. If, for example, you want to analyze receivables as of the end of last month using Power BI, it can be a real pain to get at the data. Reports like the Payables or Receivables Historical Aged Trial Balance for example or the Historical Inventory Trial Balance use temporary tables in GP and are really hard to reproduce outside the application. The SSRS versions of these reports included with Dynamics GP, use stored procedures, but Power BI doesn’t support stored procedures. There are workarounds, but with the complexity of running the procedures with the right parameters and the challenge of making that data available for Power BI, it’s far from simple. The newest version of [Historical Excel Reporting for GP](/historical-excel-reporting/) has a streamlined Raw Data tab making it incredibly easy to bring historical data into Power BI. With one of the Historical Excel Reports, simply open, refresh, and save the Excel report so it has the latest data.  Then, in Power BI select that Excel document as a source and pick the Raw Data tab. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Screen-Shot-2018-06-27-at-3.43.43-PM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Screen-Shot-2018-06-27-at-3.43.43-PM.png) Now the data is available to build visualizations in Power BI. Next time simply refresh and save the Excel sheet and refresh Power BI. For more info on Historical Excel Reporting, visit the [Historical Excel Reporting for GP](/historical-excel-reporting/) page. --- # https://gplifehacks.com/2018/06/08/dynamics-gp-power-bi-unable-to-conn… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/22120-2/ - Date: 2018-06-25 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/06/08/dynamics-gp-power-bi-unable-to-connect-to-powerbi-site-contact-your-system-administrator/ Shawn Dorward tackles issues connecting to Power BI from GP. --- # Bob’s BloGPipes – GPUG Summit track expansion is Phabulous - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bobs-blogpipes-gpug-summit-track-expansion-is-phabulous/ - Date: 2018-06-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/GPUGPHXlogo2color.jpg) What time is it? It’s get-off your butt time. Early bird registration for Summit ends on June 28, that’s around the corner, but still in time to make the next check run, if you hurry…so hurry already. Bob McAdam has lots more about what’s going on at Summit, early bird registration, and all the important links. I’ll be there and it will be a blast. --- # Why Apathy Around Security is More Expensive than Compliance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-apathy-around-security-is-more-expensive-than-compliance/ - Date: 2018-06-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/signing-check_0.jpg) > > Companies need to manage system security, maintain segregation of duties, and perform appropriate security reviews, all in a risk-based framework. My new article is up at MS Dynamics World. Be sure to check out Why Apathy Around Security is More Expensive than Compliance. --- # “There’s nothing wrong with our SQL Servers or network”, says the IT department confidently - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/theres-nothing-wrong-with-our-sql-servers-or-network-says-the-it-department-confidently/ - Date: 2018-06-11 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article ### [“There’s nothing wrong with our SQL Servers or network”, says the IT department confidently](/wp-admin/post-new.php) – Steve Endow is not alone in having heard this. --- # Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP Updated to Version 1.3 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting-for-dynamics-gp-updated-to-version-1-3/ - Date: 2018-05-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article [Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP](/historical-excel-reporting/) has been updated to version 1.3. There are some cosmetic improvements, but the biggest changes are improvements on the AR side. Previously AR aging only displayed buckets that contained amounts. Now, all aging buckets will show, whether they have amounts or not. This is consistent with the way that AP works in Historical Excel Reporting and with the way that GP displays AR aging. These updates were made for both the regular and the MEM versions of the tool. For more information, make sure to check out the [Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP](/historical-excel-reporting/) page. --- # Updated Privacy Statement - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updated-privacy-statement/ - Date: 2018-05-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article I decided to join the GDPR herd and update the [privacy statement](/privacy-policy/) for DynamicAccounting.net. In a nutshell, we collect data using Google Analytics and WordPress to figure out what posts do well, what time of day people visit, things like that, to help make the site better. For the average user, the only personally identifiable information is an IP address. Detailed Google Analytics data is held for a rolling 14 months and then removed automatically. This is the shortest available Google Analytics retention period. We don’t sell or rent ANY data we collect, though we may roll around in it on weekends. If you choose to comment, you will need to provide a little more info and create a login because we don’t allow anonymous comments. This policy keeps the trolls in check. Comments you make are publicly available, as is your login identity. For this information, we still don’t sell or rent the data, though we reserve the right to be amused by your picture. Software purchases are processed via Gumroad, a third-party provider. We do not see or retain credit card information. Users who purchase software from us are required to give a name and email address so we can send a receipt and provide information about product updates. We will not email these users except to provide product updates, fixes, or related information. Data on purchases will not be sold, rented, or traded for Diet Dew, but we will probably worship the ground you walk on. We have made the decision to discontinue our newsletter and we have deleted the emails of users who were kind enough to subscribe. There just wasn’t time to give it the attention it needed. No, we didn’t sell off the names before deleting them. We value your privacy, but everyone says that. More importantly, we really don’t want to know what you do with you with your cat on weekends, even if it might sell some copies of [Historical Excel Reporting for GP](/historical-excel-reporting/). --- # Smartest Search Options – Advanced Search: Using Wildcards and ANY FIELD - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartest-search-options-advanced-search-using-wildcards-and-any-field/ - Date: 2018-05-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/05/16/smartlist-search-options-advanced-search-using-wildcards/ Shawn gets advanced with Smartlists. --- # SmartList Search Options – Using basic search requirements and field comparisons - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-search-options-using-basic-search-requirements-and-field-comparisons/ - Date: 2018-05-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/05/16/smartlist-search-options-using-basic-requirements-and-field-comparisons/ Shawn shows off Smartlist search options. --- # Smartlist Search Options – Maximum Records and Search Types - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-search-options-maximum-records-and-search-types/ - Date: 2018-05-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/05/16/smartlist-search-options-maximum-records-search-types-and-or-logic/ More Smartlist stuff from Shawn --- # GP #LifeHacks 163: Smartlists gone WILD!! Search Functionality Explained - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-lifehacks-163-smartlists-gone-wild-search-functionality-explained/ - Date: 2018-05-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article https://gplifehacks.com/2018/05/16/gp-lifehacks-163-smartlists-gone-wild-search-functionality-explained/ Shawn searches Smartlists --- # Meeting dos and don’ts – I’m sorry, I was on mute. Podcast 3 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/meeting-dos-and-donts-im-sorry-i-was-on-mute-podcast-3/ - Date: 2018-05-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > [![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/341058542-homer-quote1.jpg)](https://mbspodcast.com/2018/05/11/meeting-dos-and-donts-im-sorry-i-was-on-mute-podcast-3/) > > Today we’ll be talking about Conference Calls and meetings. Listen in as we talk about do’s and don’ts for attending and managing calls and meetings. Don’t be surprised if we get off to… Our newest podcast episode is up, and hey we made it to episode 3! Be sure to check out *[Meeting dos and don’ts – I’m sorry, I was on mute. Podcast 3](https://mbspodcast.com/2018/05/11/meeting-dos-and-donts-im-sorry-i-was-on-mute-podcast-3/)*available now on iTunes, PodOmatic, Stitcher, and now Google Play. Yes, the “Big G” folks finally recognized our genius. Way to be late to the party Google. They are just jealous that GP doesn’t stand for Google Play. Don’t worry Millenials, Spotify is in the works. They require 2 or 3 episodes before they’ll include a podcast in their service. Belinda will be her usual self and pleasantly badger them into submission. That southern drawl/New York attitude is a winning combination for getting things done. It’s sunshine and flowers until you see she’s holding a lead pipe behind her back. If all of that is too mainstream for you, let me know and I’ll make a scratchy cassette recording and tape it under a bench in a dark alley so you can feel edgy. Actually, I’ll make Shawn tape it under a bench in a dark alley. Who puts a bench in a dark alley anyway? But I digress… In episode 3 we take on conference calls, web meetings, IRL meetings (that’s In Real Life for the boomers out there) and every kind of meeting annoyance we can think of. My favorite is still “Sorry, I didn’t hear the question, I was on mute.” Wait, what? More and more meetings are virtual so they get a lot of attention from us. We’ve gotten good feedback from our first two episodes and we’re figuring things out. Essentially we want this podcast to be if we were out to dinner together and this topic came up, this is what it would sound like. We’ve got a lot more topics to cover, some more serious than others. Let’s face it we started with GDPR, we were going to have to lighten up at some point! This one is lighter, but still full of great information. We all fall into bad habits and need a reminder occasionally of the right things to do. With that in mind, drive fast and make poor choices. --- # Doc Attach for Microsoft Dynamics GP and the return of Clippy - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/doc-attach-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-the-return-of-clippy/ - Date: 2018-05-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article My newest article is up at MSDynamicsWorld.com. Make sure to check out Doc Attach for Microsoft Dynamics GP and the return of Clippy Microsoft has done some really cool stuff with Doc Attach since GP 2013 R2, but first you have to know that it’s there and then you need to understand how to get the most out of it. --- # MBAS Clarified by David Gersten – Bond Consulting Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mbas-clarified-by-david-gersten-bond-consulting-services/ - Date: 2018-05-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > When I first saw the name MBS Podcast I became excited that there was a podcast for the traditional Microsoft […] David Gersten had some thoughts on our podcast, [Presenting Convergence…Yeah, you’ll understand after you listen.](https://mbspodcast.com/2018/04/17/podcast002/) We encouraged him to blog those thoughts so everyone could share. Make sure to check out David’s comments at: *[MBAS Clarified by David Gersten – Bond Consulting Services](https://bondconsultingservices.com/2018/04/27/mbas-clarified-david-gersten/)* Also, we may be splitting hairs, but in this episode, we talk about the upcoming Microsoft Business Applications Summit (among other things) as a replacement for Microsoft’s now defunct Convergence conference. David doesn’t think it’s a replacement for Convergence and he explains why. Here’s the hairsplitting, MICROSOFT had been DESCRIBING it as a combination of Tech Conference, Convergence, and their analytics conference.  MS has backed off of that language for now, but we’re coming at this from two different angles, what Microsoft wants it to be and what it will actually become. --- # Dynamics GP 2018 – Workflow History Reporting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2018-workflow-history-reporting/ - Date: 2018-04-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2018 - Type: original article ![](/img/blogger/84db340b9649c8de.png) Mahmood AlSaadi has nice coverage of Workflow History Reporting in Dynamics GP 2018. --- # Weeeee’rrrreeee Baaaack! Podcast 2: Presenting Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weeeeerrrreeee-baaaack-podcast-2-presenting-convergence/ - Date: 2018-04-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article ![](https://mbspodcast.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/seattle-space-needle-and-moon_2165.jpg?w=468) You didn’t think we would go away that easily did you? Oh, no, we’re like a fungus. We just keep coming back. Belinda, Shawn, and I return for podcast 2, [Presenting Convergence…Yeah, you’ll understand after you listen](https://mbspodcast.com/2018/04/17/podcast002/). In episode dos, (that’s “dos” as in Spanish for 2, not DOS as in MSDOS, I know my audience) we take a look at the new [Microsoft Business Application Summit](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/BusinessApplicationsSummit) coming in the summer. Billed as the “convergence of events such as the Data Insights Summit, Convergence, and Dynamics 365 Technical Conference “, it’s literally the convergence of Convergence. Yikes. As usual, anytime we wax nostalgic …er… talk Convergence (the now defunct/resurrected conference, big C), we end up talking about presenting. That normally leads to odd insights about our personalities. For example, I can’t watch videos of me presenting, and Shawn locks his family in a room and makes them watch his presentations, stuff like that. It get’s a little weird. As usual, Belinda is her charming self, though I’m confident she edits out brilliant insights by Shawn and me, just because she can. I don’t actually know this for sure because of course…I can’t listen to myself either. She did however manage to trick the folks at [Stitcher](http://stitcher.com/s?fid=182604&refid=stpr) into carrying this podcast, so I’ll forgive her for anything I made up about her. As usual, the latest show is available in the right sidebar as well. We’re up on iTunes, Stitcher, and Podomatic. The folks at Google still refuse to recognize our genius. I think it’s just the petty jealousy common in Silicon Valley, so we’ll rise above it…for now. --- # Who needs a vacation? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/who-needs-a-vacation/ - Date: 2018-04-11 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article [![](/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/photo-1487349384428-12b47aca925e-1024x683.jpeg)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/photo-1487349384428-12b47aca925e.jpeg) It’s April and spring keeps trying to break through. If you aren’t thinking about vacation, you haven’t been cooped up long enough. Once you start thinking about tropical beaches and drinks with umbrellas in them, how do you find the time? One option is [Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP.](/historical-excel-reporting/) Users of Historical Excel Reporting tell us about time savings as high as 8 hours a month. Saving 8 hours a month gives you more than 2 weeks a year to take a nice vacation. Even a much smaller savings of 2 hours a month provides enough time for a good long weekend. Getting GP’s historical reports into Excel is an incredibly painful experience. It’s not easily repeatable and there is a lot of room for mistakes. Yet, it’s often required for audits, bank reporting, or analysis. Instead of fighting each month trying to get historical AR, AP or Inventory data into Excel, just run the reports directly in Excel and use the extra time to get out of the office. ![](https://i2.wp.com/mpolino.com/gp/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Capture3.jpg) --- # Config AD - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/config-ad/ - Date: 2018-04-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Tuesday seems like a good day to start off with a little Config AD. --- # Houston we have a podcast - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/21342-2/ - Date: 2018-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Belinda Allen](http://belindathegpcsi.com), [Shawn Dorward](https://gplifehacks.com/), and [I](/) have a started a podcast. You can get the first episode here:  The podcast will be up on iTunes, Spotify, and wherever great podcasts are sold for free, just as soon as they recognize our greatness…or we get approved in those stores. It’s pretty much the same thing. We’re calling it the MBS podcast for Mark, Belinda, & Shawn. If you thought MBS was a throwback to the old Microsoft Business Solutions days, it’s time to step out of 2003, upgrade that Nokia flip to an iPhone, and join us in 2018. We have Teslas here in the future. (PS: If you thought MBS stood for More Bullsh\*t, you fit our target audience.) The podcast concept is three Microsoft Business Solutions MVP’s talking about stuff that interests us. We’re too busy (and a little too lazy) to have a bunch of guests, so if we do interview someone, they’re really special, or they keep hanging around while we’re recording. On the plus side we like to talk to each other so we don’t care much if people are listening. We also lie…a lot. Mostly unintentionally. Mostly. More seriously, people seem to like to hang around and listen at dinner (or later) when we chat after conferences. When we do GPUG Ask the All Stars sessions, no one asks anything and it devolves into a random conversation, but people don’t leave the session. It’s a little weird. So we figured, if we’re gonna have these conversations anyway, let’s give people the chance to listen in. It’s gonna be nerdy, and geeky, and often irrelvant. When we talk at lunch, we chat about things like GDPR, blockchain, PowerBI, Belinda turning wood, how we like Shawn’s wife better than him, Dynamics GP, D365, some random book I wrote that you will never read, you get the picture. The podcast will be just like that…only worse. To give appropriate credit, if this turns into a massive success, it was a joint effort. If it fails miserably, it was really Belinda’s idea. Then again, the Excel Shootout was Belinda’s idea and it turned out just fine, until we almost put someone’s eye out with a nerf gun. Help us out and listen in on our weird podcast journey. --- # Update Year on Budgets in Fabrikam Sample Company - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/update-year-on-budgets-in-fabrikam-sample-company/ - Date: 2018-03-19 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Ian Grieve has SQL code to Update Year on Budgets in Fabrikam Sample Company --- # Steve Endow gives away his source code to his customers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/steve-endow-gives-away-source-code-customers/ - Date: 2018-03-05 - Topics: Development & Integration, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Steve Endow gives away his source code to his customers. I wish more custom code developers worked this way. --- # How to Suck at Database Administration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/suck-database-administration/ - Date: 2018-02-15 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2018/02/how-to-suck-at-database-administration/ For the accidental administrators in the room, make sure to check out Tara Kizer’s new post. --- # How to Manually Replace the Web Client SSL Certificates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/manually-replace-web-client-ssl-certificates/ - Date: 2018-02-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mariano explains How to Manually Replace the Web Client SSL Certificates This is useful, especially if you’re using self-signed certificates for testing. --- # Veteran product marketer for Dynamics GP Pam Misialek departs Microsoft - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/veteran-product-marketer-dynamics-gp-pam-misialek-departs-microsoft/ - Date: 2018-02-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve had a lot going on so I’m behind on some GP stories.  For those of you who missed this, Pam Misialek was let go from Microsoft in late January. MSDynamicsWorld has the story here: https://msdynamicsworld.com/story/veteran-product-marketer-dynamics-gp-pam-misialek-departs-microsoft I heard about this soon after it happened, but figured it was up to Pam to decide how and when to tell people. This was a tough loss. Pam has been a huge cheerleader for GP, it’s partners, and customers. When I did the first 50 Tips presentation at Convergence a long time ago, Pam was my copresenter, and we’ve had fun ever since, even though she never let me do a 50 Shades of Dynamics GP presentation. I’m looking forward to see where she lands. --- # HUGE request from customers, option to roll down items from Payroll Setup to inactive records - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/huge-request-customers-option-roll-items-payroll-setup-inactive-records/ - Date: 2018-01-02 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2018 - Type: original article Also from the GP team, GP 2018 includes a HUGE request from customers, option to roll down items from Payroll Setup to inactive records --- # In looking for someone to hire, you look for three qualities: integrit… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/21044-2/ - Date: 2017-12-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > In looking for someone to hire, you look for three qualities: integrity, intelligence, and energy. But the most important is integrity, because if they don’t have that, the other two qualities, intelligence and energy, are going to kill you. — Warren Buffet This quote came up today and it’s the perfect example of why auditing and auditing tools matter. --- # Holiday Gift Ideas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/holiday-gift-ideas/ - Date: 2017-12-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article This month’s Journal of Accountancy has a [fun holiday gift guide for accountants](https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2017/dec/2017-cpa-technology-gift-guide.html) so I thought I would link to it and provide a few of my own gift recommendations. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/512zLnML2LL._SL1000_.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/512zLnML2LL._SL1000_.jpg) This [Tao Tronics Bluetooth headset](http://amzn.to/2l6ai5T) is a great set of Bluetooth headphones at a really nice price. They are available for about $25 on Amazon. I like mine so much that I’ve got 2 pairs. They fit much better in my ears than the Beats I own, at a way lower price. These are perfect for shutting out the world and getting work done. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/81wfrgZ8VL._SL1280_-1024x1024.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/81wfrgZ8VL._SL1280_.jpg) I’m a big fan of this [MPOW charging case](http://amzn.to/2iWhAoI). Plug in your Bluetooth headset, drop it in the pouch and charge your headset in your pocket. Even better, the headset will charge, even when the pouch is plugged in and recharging. This is a steal for less than $15 on Amazon. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/7164JIm6yPL._SL1500_-1024x1024.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/7164JIm6yPL._SL1500_.jpg) [Google WiFi](http://amzn.to/2iWhAoI) has transformed my home network. I have an older, concrete-bunker of a house with WiFi dead zones at each end. Google WiFi wiped out those dead zones. My SmartTV’s no longer buffer, the kids don’t complain about Xbox bandwidth, and I’ve got range well into the backyard. For $269, it’s not the cheapest, but it’s cheaper than many competing products, and how do you place a value on stopping the whining? [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/91GhajtXeL._SL1500_-878x1024.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/91GhajtXeL._SL1500_.jpg) You know how cool you are, make sure everyone else knows by making them watch [The Accountant](http://amzn.to/2AgienV). Yeah, that’s what you do for a living. Grab this on DVD or one of the streaming services. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/61Tz9bdXFIL._SL1138_-1024x904.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/61Tz9bdXFIL._SL1138_.jpg) Sometimes you just need to get a message across. [Use a mug](http://amzn.to/2BENdOK). --- # DynamicAccounting.net Overhaul - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-overhaul/ - Date: 2017-11-21 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article The DynamicAccounting.net website just got an overhaul so if you haven’t been there in a while, take a look before you head out for Thanksgiving. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Screen-Shot-2017-11-20-at-10.08.05-PM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Screen-Shot-2017-11-20-at-10.08.05-PM.png) --- # Dynamics GP Word Templates – Page Numbers Broken – Get Interfaced; Observations of an ERP Support Team Leader - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-word-templates-page-numbers-broken-get-interfaced-observations-erp-support-team-leader/ - Date: 2017-11-08 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Jamie Harris fixes *Dynamics GP Word Templates – Page Numbers Broken – Get Interfaced; Observations of an ERP Support Team Leader* --- # It’s Comprehensive Document Attachment Week for the GP 2018 Feature of the Day – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Users – DUG - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/comprehensive-document-attachment-week-gp-2018-feature-day-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-users-dug/ - Date: 2017-11-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2018 - Type: original article More info on new features for GP 2018. Doc Attach gets a whole week! *It’s Comprehensive Document Attachment Week for the GP 2018 Feature of the Day – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Users – DUG* --- # Excel Shootout, Key Learnings - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-shootout-key-learnings/ - Date: 2017-10-23 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article ![](https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/making_progress.png) --- # Summit Presentations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/summit-presentations/ - Date: 2017-10-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The UG Summits are next week and I’m delivering a small pile of sessions. If you’re interested, here is the list: # PSS01 – Best Practices for Streamlined Security and Compliance in GP Presented by Fastpath Wednesday, October 11 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Location: Canal A In this partner showcase, we’ll show you all the cool new stuff in Fastpath and how to streamline your security and compliance in GP. # RPT09 – Excel Shootout! Thursday, October 12 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM Location: Bayou E MVPs Mark Polino and Belinda Allen are back! And this time they are facing off with GPUG All-Star Shawn Dorward. If you use Excel for anything, you’ll want to see these three “shoot” it out for the chance to claim the title for year. Along the way you’ll not only have fun watching the fight, you’ll learn some cool features about Excel. Come early, the room tends to fill fast! # ADM07 – Sex, Lies, & Dynamics GP Security Thursday, October 12 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Location: Bayou D In Sex, Lies, and Dynamics GP Security we’ll go behind the music into sexy security topics like role and task management, how GP Workflow can impact security, and the secret lives of Power Users. We’ll also expose common security lies, like the often repeated falsehood that ‘sa’ is required to create users in GP. Liar, liar, pants on fire. Finally, we’ll tackle a bevy of security topics designed to give you something valuable to help secure your GP environment. # ADM09 – 50 Free Tools and Add-ons for Dynamics GP Friday, October 13 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM Location: Bayou D 50 Free Tools will highlight free options available to help Dynamics GP users extend the power of their solution and address needs not covered in the base application. Attendees should expect to come away with several free options to address specific needs in their organization. # LDR88 – Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don’t Friday, October 13 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Room: Ryman Ballroom C Imagine a world where almost everyone wakes up inspired to go to work, feels trusted and valued during the day, then returns home feeling fulfilled. This is not a crazy, idealized notion. Author Simon Sinek gets to the core element of why some teams are truly bonded and others cannot. You’ll hear about his findings from this global study and identify action items for your own teams in the workplace. Unless I’m presenting, it’s easiest to find me at Fastpath booth in the Expo. --- # Introducing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Security and Audit Field Manual - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/introducing-microsoft-dynamics-gp-security-audit-field-manual/ - Date: 2017-09-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Microsoft-Dynamics-GP-Security-and-Audit-Field-Manual-Mark-Polino-Andy-Sook.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Microsoft-Dynamics-GP-Security-and-Audit-Field-Manual-Mark-Polino-Andy-Sook.jpg) Andy Snook and I have talked for years about writing a security book for Dynamics GP. That’s not hyperbole, we started the conversation not long after the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook was published. Now our security book is a reality with the launch of the [Microsoft Dynamics GP Security and Audit Field Manual](http://amzn.to/2huGY3u). The problem with security books is that they fall into one of two camps. Security books written by auditors explain good security principles, but don’t offer enough detail for use in a specific application. Books written for applications are often filled with details on boxes to check, but thin on important concepts like mitigating controls. In the [Security and Audit Field Manual](http://amzn.to/2huGY3u), we’ve tried to tackle both. Each chapter addresses a set of security principles and details how those principles can be applied using features in Dynamics GP. The only other security book for GP, Richard Whaley’s excellent T*he Dynamics GP Security Handbook,* has gone out of print, and a topic as important as this really needs it’s own reference. We took a field manual approach to the book’s theme because we wanted something a little different. It’s not that we don’t love puppies and fields of flowers on technology books, but we wanted a book that would stand out because it was dog eared and stained from being in the trenches with GP users and consultants. Dynamics GP MVP Mariano Gomez was kind enough to write the forward and MVP Belinda Allen helped review the manuscript to ensure that it met the level of quality we wanted. Frankly, it was kind of annoying. Belinda kept emailing me about windows in the book that she didn’t know existed in GP, and about how it was making her see segregation of duties issues all over the place. She was kind enough to give me a nice quote for the book, so it evened out. [For those of you who don’t know, Belinda is also a friend, and she doesn’t mind being called annoying if it’s for a good cause.] From Belinda: *“This book is a must read for anyone in charge of Dynamics GP. I learned a lot from it, and I’m sure you will too.”* The [Microsoft Dynamics GP Security and Audit Field Manual](http://amzn.to/2huGY3u) is available from [Amazon](http://amzn.to/2huGY3u) in paperback and Kindle formats. We will have a limited number of copies at Summit and we’re happy to sign them for folks, so stop by the Fastpath booth and say Hi! --- # Hurricane Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hurricane-update/ - Date: 2017-09-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article We came through Hurricane Irma with no real damage, just a lot of limbs down. For reference, my debris pile is 8 ft high x 24 ft wide and 10 ft deep at the base. There are no complete trees in that pile, just limbs…and they all We were without power until from 12:05 am (as in midnight) Monday through about 2pm Friday. On Tuesday we threw in the towel and went to a hotel for a Hurrication. I needed power and internet to work and we had some folks with us who were at risk in the heat. Everything is back. Normal blogging will resume shortly. --- # Hurricane Irma - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hurricane-irma/ - Date: 2017-09-08 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Here at the DynamicAccounting.net world headquarters we are in the path of Hurricane Irma. In the graphic below, we are located just north of the **H** in the middle of Florida. Not to worry we are hunkered down with water, Diet Dew, a hurricane playlist, and lots of GP books to help pass the time. In all seriousness we’re in an all concrete block structure with food, water, fuel, propane, and other supplies along with a plan to stay (including several days without power) and a plan to leave (should the roof fly away) with 3 close places to go. The plywood goes on the windows today and we’ll finish cleaning up loose items like patio umbrellas and chairs as well. I’ll post some pics/videos if I can. The server is not hosted here so I expect the site to stay up, but I don’t expect to be able to post for a few days early next week. [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/IMG_0462-576x1024.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/IMG_0462.jpg) --- # Birthday Wishes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/birthday-wishes/ - Date: 2017-08-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Thank you to everyone for the birthday wishes. --- # Historical Excel Reports for MEM - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reports-mem/ - Date: 2017-07-31 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Screen-Shot-2017-07-25-at-12.44.39-PM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Screen-Shot-2017-07-25-at-12.44.39-PM.png) My Historical Excel Reports have been updated to include MEM friendly versions of the AR and AP HATB reports. These MEM friendly reports now include pivoting, sorting, filtering by Facility. You can find out more, including how to buy, at [https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting/](/historical-excel-reporting/). --- # Historical Excel Reporting for GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting-gp/ - Date: 2017-07-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article [![](/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Screen-Shot-2017-07-25-at-12.44.39-PM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Screen-Shot-2017-07-25-at-12.44.39-PM.png) Getting point in time reports out of GP and into Excel for AR, AP, and Inventory is a pretty common request. It’s also pretty hard to do. Refreshable Excel reports don’t do point in time and the export then cleanup process is awful. There is a better way. Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP is a set of live Excel reports that replicate the AR and AP Historical Aged Trial Balances, Inventory Historical Aged Trial Balance, and the Inventory Stock Status reports from GP. These are native Excel reports that use the stored procedures included with GP to ensure accurate reporting. Quit fighting with historical reporting and just run it from Excel. You can find out more at: [https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting/](/historical-excel-reporting/) --- # Don’t miss out on early bird pricing for GPUG Summit! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-miss-early-bird-pricing-gpug-summit/ - Date: 2017-06-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Don’t miss out on Early Bird registration for GPUG Summit! Everyone I know who ends up booking later at a higher price wishes they had paid attention earlier and booked sooner. Don’t be that person. Register today. --- # Happy #FabrikamDay - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-fabrikamday/ - Date: 2017-04-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article As if we need an excuse to party, every 10 years or so the sample company in GP get refreshed with a new default date. The current default date is today 4/12/17. Ten years ago I went to work  and realized the actual date had caught up to the sample company date. Until Microsoft made a change, GP sample company data would be stuck in the past. Now it’s 10 years later and a fun way to remember all things Dynamics GP. Don’t over think #FabrikamDay. Use it as a reason to have some fun, explain what a green phone is to millennials, and toast Aaron Fitz and Pilar Ackerman. Here is to the next 10 years with Dynamics GP. --- # Historical Excel Reporting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting/ - Date: 2017-03-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article If you’ve been thinking about buying the [Historical Excel Reports](/historical-excel-reporting/)[,](/analytics/) now is the time. The price is going up April 1, 2017.  Historical Excel Reports let you run the AR HATB, AP HATB, HITB and Stock Status reports directly in Excel. [More info here.](/historical-excel-reporting/) --- # Submit your GPUG Summit presentation suggestions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/submit-gpug-summit-presentation-suggestions/ - Date: 2017-03-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Presentation suggestions are open so submit your [GPUG Summit](https://www.gpugsummit.com/home) presentation suggestions at http://www.gpugsummit.com/proposals. Mine are in and I’d love to see you join me at [GPUG Summit](https://www.gpugsummit.com/home) this October in Nashville. It’s going to be packed so now is the time to register and book your hotel. Trust me. In fact, go do that now…I’ll wait. Good, now that you’re registered, you know that there is an area of GP that is near and dear to you, so why not present on it? Don’t be scared, get a co-presenter. That’s an easy way to make a presentation happen. This is your chance to be a rock star so head over to http://www.gpugsummit.com/proposals and propose a session. You can propose one you really, really want, even if you don’t want to present it, but you’ll actually learn more, and be a better person, if you take on the task of making that topic accessible to everyone. I’m looking forward to all the cool stuff everyone is going to suggest. --- # Random Thoughts from the GP Security Manual - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/random-thoughts-gp-security-manual/ - Date: 2017-02-13 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’m re-reading the [Microsoft Dynamics GP Planning for Security manual](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34666) as I work on a GP security book. It’s a great read. I laughed, I cried, and I pulled out some quotes that really stood out for me. - “Single sign-on provides two main security benefits. For a user, the use of a single password or smart card reduces confusion and improves work efficiency. For administrators, the amount of administrative support required for domain users is reduced, because the administrator needs to manage only one account per user.” Page 16, Except of course that GP doesn’t offer Windows-based single sign on. Can you say Fastpath Config AD? Anyone? Bueller? - “When the system administrator (“sa”) logs into Microsoft Dynamics GP Utilities, the application checks to see if the password for DYNSA is either or ACCESS. If either of these is true, the user must enter a new DYNSA password before continuing with the upgrade.” Page 31, context Upgrading from a new releaseThis made me laugh. As an old consultant “access” was a convenient password that you could type with one hand. Apparently it was so convenient that they had to hard code a check for it. - “User accounts must be created within the Microsoft Dynamics GP application to ensure that security is applied to all Microsoft Dynamics GP windows and reports. Microsoft Dynamics GP encrypts the password during the user creation process before it is passed to Microsoft SQL Server. For example, if a user account is created with a password of ‘1234,’ before the user account is created in the Microsoft SQL Server, that password passes through the Microsoft Dynamics GP encryption process and is changed to something like ‘ABCD.’ When this happens, only the Microsoft Dynamics GP application and other applications that use the Microsoft Dynamics GP encryption process have the ability to translate the user’s password before sending it to Microsoft SQL Server. If a user tries to access the Microsoft SQL Server from outside the Microsoft Dynamics GP application, the attempt to log in will be denied because the passwords will not match. For improved security, Microsoft Dynamics GP does not allow a user to change their password to blank or unencrypted.” Page 33 This is really frustrating to explain to DBA’s and network security managers in the context of giving non-sa users rights to add users in GP as explained on Page 35. Chapter 7 (starting on Page 35) is really the holy grail for managing users without using ‘sa’. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Training Workbooks and Training Packages - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-training-workbooks-training-packages/ - Date: 2017-01-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > ![](http://nebula.wsimg.com/2f3d36c3537067a9826e6e2162aa7d8e?AccessKeyId=61CBF6D73A146F282FA0&disposition=0&alloworigin=1)Microsoft Dynamics GP Training Workbooks and Microsoft Dynamics GP Training Packages for Microsoft Dynamics GP Year-End Processing. I see that Amber Bell has new *Microsoft Dynamics GP Training Workbooks and Training Packages*available. Definitely check them out. --- # Etelligent Solutions Inc. is excited to officially announce our merger with BDO Canada LLP. | Etelligent Solutions Inc. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/etelligent-solutions-inc-excited-officially-announce-merger-bdo-canada-llp-etelligent-solutions-inc/ - Date: 2017-01-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > Canada’s leading Microsoft Partner merges with Western Canada Dynamics partner, Etelligent Solutions. We are pleased to announce that Etelligent Solutions Inc. (ESI), is merging with the IT Solutio… *Congrats to my friends at ESI.* *Etelligent Solutions Inc. is excited to officially announce our merger with BDO Canada LLP. | Etelligent Solutions Inc.* --- # MVP Summit Recap - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-summit-recap/ - Date: 2016-11-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Half a dozen or so GP MVP’s went to the MVP Global Summit at Microsoft this week. We can’t talk about much because we all signed a non-disclosure agreement so they would show us cool stuff. There wasn’t any GP content, but there was plenty of SQL Server, Excel, Power BI, Dynamics 365 and other stuff of interest. There are some conferences where I leave physically exhausted because I walked my butt off, or because the stress of presenting has finally worn off, or because I don’t get out much and there’s not enough of a break during the days. The MVP Summit is mentally taxing. It tends to generate an ADD-like swirl of ideas and possibilities, some of which won’t be realized for years. I’m worn out just trying to keep up with the ideas, not mention their execution. When I hop between a lot of different product sessions, it’s easy to get a sense of insecurity. I often feel like an impostor, like I snuck in with all the smart people and they tolerate me because it’s too much work to kick me out. Yet, a lot of things I learn here end up helping with day-to-day issues. Sometimes ideas from the MVP Summit, trigger a different way of looking at an unrelated problem. It’s always been worth the time and effort to make the trip to Redmond. On a side note, with my work at Fastpath, I work with security in all of the Dynamics products. The AX MVP’s were  particularly friendly and hospitable to their GP counterparts and I want to say thank you for everything. --- # 10th MVP Renewal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/10th-mvp-renewal/ - Date: 2016-10-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I got word on Saturday of my 10th Microsoft MVP award for Dynamics GP. It feels a little crazy, and I never expect it to be automatic. That makes it fun when the email arrives. --- # Supporting the Dynamics GP Web Client – Get Interfaced; Observations of a Dynamics GP Consultant - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/supporting-dynamics-gp-web-client-get-interfaced-observations-dynamics-gp-consultant/ - Date: 2016-10-03 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/2-1.png) From Jamie Harris, info like this is always useful, *Supporting the Dynamics GP Web Client* --- # 3 Things I Wish You Would Stop Printing From Dynamics GP – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/3-things-wish-stop-printing-dynamics-gp-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2016-09-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > Do you back up your data files to a floppy disk?  Are you using a cell phone with buttons? Do you have a vendetta against your children, grandchildren, or great grandchildren?  If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you might want to stop reading as I doubt I will be able to … From Rod O’Connor comes *[3 Things I Wish You Would Stop Printing From Dynamics GP](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2016/09/3-things-wish-stop-printing-dynamics-gp/)* --- # The Undead’s Guide to GPUG Summit 2016 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/undeads-guide-gpug-summit-2016/ - Date: 2016-08-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [![Screen Shot 2016-08-26 at 11.19.49 AM](/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Screen-Shot-2016-08-26-at-11.19.49-AM.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Screen-Shot-2016-08-26-at-11.19.49-AM.png) I know that most of the people who will be going to the [GPUG Summit Oct 11-14 in Tampa](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home) are, well, actual human beings, but I thought it would be fun to take a look at the GPUG Summit from the point of the undead. What advice would I give to vampires, werewolves, zombies, and mummies who wanted to attend? You’ll have to check out the free [Undead’s Guide to GPUG Summit 2016](https://app.box.com/s/0givvelxditd0jezm0bqg9tq6vh6nzma) to find out. Fortunately, you don’t have to be undead to have some fun. Humans will get a laugh and learn more about Summit too. If you like this, feel free to send it on to someone else who needs to know about the GPUG Summit. ***Update*** Something in the conversion to PDF broke some of the links. I’ve mostly fixed the links in an updated download, full links appear now at least, however the Box.com viewer doesn’t seem to let you follow the links. Opening the full PDF does. Thanks again to everyone who has viewed or downloaded this. The links are also listed below. GPUG Summit Registration:  Fastpath: Fastpath Summit Party: http://www.gofastpath.com/summitparty --- # GP Crashes when opening Email setup – Get Interfaced; Observations of a Dynamics GP Consultant - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-crashes-opening-email-setup-get-interfaced-observations-dynamics-gp-consultant/ - Date: 2016-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/GP20Crash-1.png) From Jamie Harris: *GP Crashes when opening Email setup* --- # Get Interfaced; Observations of a Dynamics GP Consultant - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-interfaced-observations-dynamics-gp-consultant/ - Date: 2016-08-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article One of Ian Grieve’s colleagues has a new GP focused blog. Be sure to checkout *Get Interfaced; Observations of a Dynamics GP Consultant* I’ve added it to my feed list. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 Cookbook Now Available In August - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2016-cookbook-now-available-august/ - Date: 2016-08-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2016, GP 2013 - Type: original article [![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/B05696_Cookbook_2016.png)](http://www.azurecurve.co.uk/2016/08/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2016-cookbook-now-available-in-august/) The Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 Cookbook was originally targeted for a January 2017 release. Then Ian and I got to work and well…its done. Now the book is set for an August release, a mere 5 months early and only 4 months after the release of GP 2016. We’ll try to do better next time. You can preorder the book now from [Packt Publishing](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2016-cookbook). In fairness, there were a lot of changes, additions, and updates from the GP 2013 edition. It’s not like we just changed 2013 to 2016 and put out a new book. This thing is full of new stuff since the GP 2013 RTM release. The publisher was pretty worried about length. They kept trying to get us to shorten stuff. On top of that we had Leslie and Jivtesh as technical reviewers. Jivtesh was terrific, and let me tell you, Leslie does detail like nobody else. They didn’t let us get away with much. It was a lot of fun working with Ian on this book. I hope you like it as much as we do. --- # Books and Beta Readers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/books-beta-readers/ - Date: 2016-07-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2016 - Type: original article It’s a busy time in bookland. Ian Grieve and I are wrapping up the GP 2016 Cookbook. We’re way ahead of schedule, and the publisher is working to get it done before the GPUG Summit (Yay!) Belinda is working on updating my Excel Dashboard book for GP 2016, she pops up occasionally with updates. I’m working on a security book, more on that another time. Somehow I got roped into laying out a children’s book for my wife’s 91 year old grandmother. That’s a trip. Finally, I’ve completed the writing on my next novel. I know that a lot of you have read my first one, [Death from Above](http://amzn.to/2a55oLT), and said that you liked it. Now I’m looking for a small group of beta readers for the new book, Woodbooger. The beta will go out to beta readers the first week of August. If you are interested, leave a comment here. Beta readers will need to be able to read the book and comment back by the end of August. I’m working toward an October 2106 launch. Cover art is in the works and will go up once it’s done. Death from Above should get a new cover too to unify the look of the books. Pre-orders will be available once I get the cover art set up. --- # Introducing Microsoft Power BI – Free ebook from SQLBI | Roberto Stefanetti NAV Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/introducing-microsoft-power-bi-free-ebook-sqlbi-roberto-stefanetti-nav-blog/ - Date: 2016-06-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > Introducing Microsoft Power BI is a book that covers the basics of the tool and, at the same time, shows you what the main capabilities of Power BI are. The first chapters are similar to a step-by-… Who doesn’t like a free Power BI book?  *Introducing Microsoft Power BI – Free ebook from SQLBI* --- # Is it time to ditch Management Reporter? – FRxBuzz - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/time-ditch-management-reporter-frxbuzz/ - Date: 2016-06-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article > What in the world is up with Management Reporter? News about a new partnership with Jet Express. Thoughts on if it’s time to ditch Management Reporter. Now Jan Harrigan is asking *[Is it time to ditch Management Reporter?](http://www.frxbuzz.com/is-it-time-to-ditch-management-reporter/)* Alright, here is my analogy. Management Reporter is now a Ford Crown Victoria. The Crown Vic was a great car for a road trip. It wasn’t flashy, it didn’t have the hottest technology, it either ran pretty well, or it didn’t depending on your specific car. But it was a heck of a couch on wheels. We took a two week road trip across the Southwest in a Crown Vic and it was a great cruiser. At some point though, you knew that the Crown Vic wasn’t going get Bluetooth, or USB ports, or a big touch screen. The shifter would stay on column and the trunk would always hold 3 bodies. The Crown Vic was serviceable, but you could see that it wasn’t getting much in the way of upgrades and it was probably not going to survive too many more model years. The fact that they don’t make the Crown Vic anymore doesn’t mean that every Crown Vic suddenly stops running. So while MR is still included with GP, and will still get some updates, it won’t get that shiny Bluetooth upgrade or a bunch of USB ports, and the updates it does get will be more like more changes to the taillight trim, like those last few models years of the Crown Vic. Microsoft will probably hate this analogy, but if your Crown Vic, er MR is running fine, it should run fine for a good long time. Plenty of time to figure out your next ride. But if your Crown Vic, yeah, MR, doesn’t run so well, it’s nice to know that you have options coming. --- # 3 Reasons to Attend My Amplify Presentation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/3-reasons-attend-amplify-presentation/ - Date: 2016-05-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article At Amplify I’m doing a new presentation: **Naked and Afraid: Dynamics GP Security**. Like my 50 Tips presentation, it’s going to be a lot of fun, full of great info, and have a pile of backup material to take home. Like Building Dashboards, the information is timely, practical, and immediately useful. I’ve worked to pull out fluff and give you tools, strategies, and specifics for dealing with GP security. On top of all of that, I’ve got 3 reasons why you need to attend: 1. [![Naked](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Naked-1024x684.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Naked.png) 2. [![Embezzle](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Embezzle.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Embezzle.png) 3. [![clooney](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/clooney-1024x576.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/clooney.png) If you want to know more, you’ll have to come to Amplify. --- # Bob’s BloGPipes – GPUG Amplify Agenda Deep Dive (1st of 3) – GPUG – Dynamics GP User Group - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bobs-blogpipes-gpug-amplify-agenda-deep-dive-1st-3-gpug-dynamics-gp-user-group/ - Date: 2016-05-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you missed Bob’s first post on attending Amplify, go back and read it at https://www.gpug.com/blogs/bob-mcadam/2016/05/01/bobs-blogpipes-gpug-amplify-agenda-deep-dive-1-of-3 There are going to be some cool things happening in Anaheim at Amplify. You’re going to want to be there. --- # Friday Fun: A Fabrikam day proposal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-fabrikam-day-proposal/ - Date: 2016-04-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Fabrikam day is coming next year. For those of you who don’t know, Fabrikam day is the default date fixed in the sample Fabrikam company. It was updated a few versions back to 4/12/17. I would love to see Amplify 2017 happen over Fabrikam day. It’s not a month end, it should be passed the quarter end for most people, it’s a great date for a conference. Let’s have a big Fabrikam day blow out next year at Amplify! Note, this is just a proposal, Microsoft and GPUG can do whatever they want, but I would LOVE be able to celebrate Fabrikam day at Amplify 2017. --- # Power BI & Power BI Mobile Feature - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/power-bi-power-bi-mobile-feature/ - Date: 2016-04-28 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Big revelation: If you have Power BI open to the same dashboard on your computer via the Power BI website and on your phone, when you move elements on the website, they move/reorganize almost immediately on the phone. This makes getting the mobile experience right much easier! I’ve been doing some personal things with Power BI and Power BI mobile on the iPhone and one of the challenges when you layout a dashboard is that a layout that looks good on big monitor doesn’t always work well on a small screen. Power BI does a great job of reorganizing elements (charts, data points, etc.) to fit on a smaller screen. If you have two elements next to each other on a big screen, Power BI mobile presents them one at a time, vertically, to better accommodate the smaller screen of the phone. My problem was that I had about 10 elements and I really wanted them in a particular order on the phone. I was less concerned about the desktop because the added room makes it easier to view things at a glance. But I just couldn’t get them quite right. I tried across then down, down then across, but one element always seemed out of place. That’s when I fired up the mobile client simultaneously and saw that every change I made to the dashboard on the web was mirrored on the phone. I was expecting to have to hit refresh and maybe fiddle my way through it, but the experience was much better than I expected. This bodes well for Power BI with Dynamics GP. --- # Friday Fun: Aaron Fitz strikes again-Couple sues after ‘disastrous’ home renovation for HGTV’s ‘Love It or List It’ - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-couple-sues-disastrous-home-renovation-hgtvs-love-list/ - Date: 2016-04-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > The Raleigh couple says they were left with “disastrous work,” including holes in the floor and windows painted shut. Why is a headline like this funny?  *[Couple sues after ‘disastrous’ home renovation for HGTV’s ‘Love It or List It’](http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/04/20/couple-sues-after-disastrous-home-renovation-hgtvs-love-list/83272894/)*Has DynamicAccounting been hacked? What the heck does it have to do with Dynamics GP? From the article: [**Bold highlight added**] *Per their contract with Big Coat, the couple deposited $140,000 that would be used to pay **Aaron Fitz** Construction and its subcontractors. About $85,000 was distributed to **Aaron Fitz** during the overhaul, even though Murphy and Sullivan say they expressed concerns about mediocre reviews seen on Angie’s List.* If you’ve ever worked with GP at all, you’ll know that Aaron Fitz Electrical (Pretty close to Construction!) is the first customer in the sample GP company. I have “sold” things to Aaron Fitz in The World Online and Fabrikam for years and they almost never pay their bills. Clearly someone should have taken these poor people aside and told them that Aaron Fitz is a fictional entity. Look, I feel bad for these folks, but at the same time, I’m laughing my butt off. Yes, I have a weird sense of humor, deal with it. --- # Friday Fun: Algorithms by Complexity - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-algorithms-complexity/ - Date: 2016-04-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article [![algorithms](/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/algorithms.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/algorithms.png) http://xkcd.com/1667/ --- # Microsoft’s Project “Madeira” - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsofts-project-madeira/ - Date: 2016-04-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > [![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/project-madeira-actions-2.png)](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/microsofts-project-madeira-preview-repositions-dynamics-nav-smb-multitenant-cloud-solution)Microsoft has announced a preview of Project “Madeira”, a new offering based on the SMB ERP solution Dynamics NAV and Office 365 Yesterday Microsoft announced Project Madeira, a new, cloud based  ERP system currently in preview mode, but coming in the fall of 2016. There’s an online web client, iOS and Android clients, and interaction with Office 365 so you could create a customer from Outlook, for example. Madeira is based on Dynamics NAV, but it’s not quite the same as NAV, and it uses Azure DB as the database. I played with the prerelease a little yesterday and it’s clearly designed a competitor to the NetSuites, Intaccts, and Xero’s of the world. I’m including a bunch of links at the bottom so you can make up you’re own mind. Frankly, the announcements have left me with more questions than answers. Madeira is positioned for companies from 10-99 employees, so clearly a its short step up from Quickbooks or Quickbooks Online and in Xero’s neighborhood. This is a good thing. That’s always been a big step up. It’s also where Microsoft’s last failed attempt with a scaled down version of GP tried to go. I think Madeira is better positioned and by delivering a mostly complete offering (Fixed Assets, Time Sheet entry and a few other things come later) it has a chance to succeed. But I’m left wondering why Microsoft needs a 5th ERP system? It’s NAV, but not NAV so there will be developmental differences. It’s hosed by MS and I’ve seen comments that its only sold through partner and that it will be available directly and through partners so there’s some confusion there. It’s positioned for companies from 10-99 users, but is it licensed that way? GP and NAV both have lots of companies using them that don’t fit where they are positioned, so licensing, scalability, and migration will be important. As I parse the press releases and stories a couple of things stand out: - NAV is high customizable, Madeira will not be. ISV solutions will be available. That makes it more Xero like and less NetSuity. (Yes I’m making up words, I’m creative that way, deal with it.) - Interactions with Office 365 will be interesting. If this was all versions of Outlook, I would say it was a gimmick. Outlook plugins can be flaky, but the server component of O365 could change that. - How does it scale? This is a problem for Intuit and Quickbooks and it’s been a problem for Sage. When a user outgrows Madeira, due to size or customization needs, where do they go? Is there a migration path to NAV since they share code? To AX? If the answer is that they reimplement something else, that’s a problem. Madeira targets “growing” business and many of them have outsized ideas of where they will be in 3 years. Realized or not, those ideas drive decisions. What does this mean for GP? Which is of course why you are here. - GP isn’t going anywhere any time soon. It has a massive installed base, a new web client that opens up lots of possibilities, it’s customizable and has a huge add on marketplace. - By all accounts both GP and NAV are getting additional investment. Combined dev teams mean that new features are appearing in both products. Workflow was in GP first then NAV, the HTML client was in NAV first then GP. - There will NOT be a GP-like version of Madeira. You’ll be able to run GP via hosting companies with the HTML 5 client, but there won’t be an official MS hosted version of GP. *[Microsoft’s Project “Madeira” Preview Repositions Dynamics NAV As SMB Multitenant Cloud Solution, Too – MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/microsofts-project-madeira-preview-repositions-dynamics-nav-smb-multitenant-cloud-solution)* [Outtake: Oh yeah, one last question, why the heck didn’t they announce this at Envision last week? Seems like a missed opportunity.] --- # 20 Best Dynamics GP Blogs of 2016 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/20-best-dynamics-gp-blogs-2016/ - Date: 2016-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m pleased to see that DynamicAccounting.net was named one of the 20 Best Dynamics GP Blogs of 2016 by Rand Group. --- # 2016 State of Time and Expense Tracking for Dynamics GP | Journyx - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2016-state-time-expense-tracking-dynamics-gp-journyx/ - Date: 2016-03-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/201620State20of20Time20and20Expense20Tracking20for20Dynamics20GP-1.png)What challenges do professionals face when using time and expense tracking with Dynamics GP? This report, based on our survey of GP users, analyzes the trends and next steps for time tracking success within the current Dynamics GP landscape. I thoroughly enjoyed the infographic 2016 State of Time and Expense Tracking for Dynamics GP from Journyx. Make sure to check out their site and the whole survey for the magic behind the numbers. --- # Management Reporter 2012 DataMart Integration Can’t Be Removed – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-2012-datamart-integration-cant-removed-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2016-03-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > All of us who struggle with uncooperative DataMarts know the problems they can sometimes have.  One of the tougher issues to encounter include mistakenly deleting the ManagementReporterDM from SQL before removing the Integration.  I have also seen where a client or user deletes the MR Services before removing the Integration. In these cases, when it … More troubleshooting Management Reporter. *[Management Reporter 2012 DataMart Integration Can’t Be Removed](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2016/03/management-reporter-2012-datamart-integration-cant-removed/)* --- # Dynamics GP: Currency Translation and Management Reporter - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-currency-translation-management-reporter/ - Date: 2016-03-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article > Microsoft has made a lot of improvements for Dynamics GP Management Reporter, however it can still be difficult to achieve what seems like a simple result. Always a hot topic with lots of quirks: *[Dynamics GP: Currency Translation and Management Reporter](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2016/03/dynamics-gp-currency-translation-management-reporter/)* --- # How To: Revenue Expense Deferral in Dynamics GP – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/revenue-expense-deferral-dynamics-gp-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2016-03-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From Logan Consulting, a *[How To: Revenue Expense Deferral in Dynamics GP](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2016/03/revenue-expense-deferral-dynamics-gp/)* --- # Saving Management Reporter Reports to the Library – Boyer & Associates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/saving-management-reporter-reports-library-boyer-associates/ - Date: 2016-03-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Boyer-MR-report-Library-3.png)How to send Microsoft Dynamics Management reporter reports to the Library. From Jack Boyer comes information on Saving Management Reporter Reports to the Library --- # Introducing Amplify - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/introducing-amplify/ - Date: 2016-03-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2016 - Type: original article Amplify is a brand new conference just for Dynamics GP users. It’s a collaboration between Microsoft and GPUG and it’s coming May 23-25  to sunny Anaheim, California. It’s like Disneyland, but with Dynamics GP. I was not at the first Convergence, I was not at the first GPUG Summit, and though I live in Orlando, my parents didn’t take me to the opening of Disney World.  However, I do have a chance to be at the first Amplify event and if  you miss it, expect me to give you a hard time about that…forever. Amplify will have all of the things you would expect from a conference put on by these great organizations including relevant GP sessions and a vendor expo.  GP 2016 is due out in the next few months so you’ll be able to get a great look at that too. Bob McAdam has more from the GPUG side on his blog at: [http://bit.ly/1VSTLcI](https://www.gpug.com/blogs/bob-mcadam/2016/02/29/bobs-blogpipes-gpug-amplify) Pam Misialek tackles the Microsoft perspective at:  You can find out more information and register at  --- # Exporting Dynamics Management Reporter Reports to Excel – Boyer & Associates | Boyer & Associates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/exporting-dynamics-management-reporter-reports-excel-boyer-associates-boyer-associates/ - Date: 2016-02-23 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Boyer-MR-Excel-Export-3-2.png) > Pros, cons and how to export Microsoft Dyanmics Management Reporter Reports to Excel. Also from Boyer and Associates, *Exporting Dynamics Management Reporter Reports to Excel* --- # Fix Document Attach Issues in Dynamics GP – Boyer & Associates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fix-document-attach-issues-dynamics-gp-boyer-associates/ - Date: 2016-02-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/docattach-2-300x228.png) > Document Attach not working in Microsoft Dynamics GP. Paperclip icon missing. Have you seen this error? Today I am going to show a fairly common issue within GP regarding the document attach functionality. Some users will see, when clicking to add an OLE note to a record, that the paperclip icon is missing for the document … Boyer and Associates explains how to *Fix Document Attach Issues in Dynamics GP* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Auditing EFT Changes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-auditing-eft-changes/ - Date: 2016-02-09 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article If you’re looking to audit data in GP with a tool like Fastpath’s Audit Trail, auditing changes to EFT settings is important too. I thought I’d mention a few relevant tables here: SY06000 – Address Electronic Funds Transfer Master – Holds EFT settings assigned to a vendor or customer address. This holds a customer/vendor account, routing, swift code, etc. Audit this table to see initial setup of EFT and monitor changes to EFT settings. CM90001 – Checkbook EFT Log – Log file generated when an EFT file is created. Audit this to capture the creation of EFT transactions include file summary information. CM20203 – Checkbook EFT Transaction Batch – EFT Batch information. Audit this for batches related to EFT. CM20202 – Checkbook Transaction Electronic Funds Transfer – EFT Transaction information. Audit this for transaction specifics related to EFT. Generally not recommended due to potentially large volumes. --- # DynamicsPerf 2.0 QUERY ALERTS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-2-0-query-alerts/ - Date: 2016-02-08 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Be sure to check out  *DynamicsPerf 2.0 QUERY ALERTS* --- # How is it going at Fastpath? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-is-it-going-at-fastpath/ - Date: 2016-01-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Now that I’ve been a [Fastpath](http://www.gofastpath.com) for a couple of months, a lot of people are asking about how it’s going. I thought I would tackle that in a post. Frankly, it’s been terrific. It’s a fantastic group of people and a great set of products. I’ve spent a bunch of time getting deeper into the products, helping with training, and doing some writing. There is one part that is still weird for me. Fastpath provides free support and training to customers. When I’m on a web connection with a user and I’m training on Assure or Audit Trail, the meter isn’t running. The constraint is their time and ability to retain the material, not the department’s training budget. This is significantly different from my time as a consultant. I’m not slamming consultants. It’s a tough job and I did it for a long time. I’ve been a controller too and that’s both a demanding and a distracting job. My point is that training now feels more relaxed. If we’re only able to cover a portion of the features because of time constraints, we’re happy to setup a later time to continue. If a company hired someone new, let’s get them trained and do a refresher for existing users at the same time. The constraint switches to just time rather than time and money. Audit related software purchases are often triggered by an event. That could be an IPO, an outcome from an external audit, or any number of other events.  Often companies need to get beyond the event before they decide how to get the most out of what they’ve bought. We see lots of people coming back later to learn how to get the most from Fastpath’s solutions. That makes free training a big deal. It’s still weird for me though. Some days I still hear the meter running in my head. Occasionally, I still wake up sweating, worried that I haven’t submitted my hours for the week. Clearly I’m still recovering from some fundamental damage cause by consulting for so long. If you’re a Fastpath user and you’d like additional training on one of our products, hit us up at  and note that you want training in the description. --- # Create GP Users without using ‘sa’ - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/create-delete-and-manage-gp-users-without-using-sa/ - Date: 2016-01-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article A while back at a conference [Nicole Albertson](http://www.eonesolutions.com/blog-post/eone-spotlight-nicole-albertson-product-specialist/) of [eOne](http://www.eonesolutions.com/) and I were talking about not using the ‘sa’ user and using a different GP user to create users. She brought up the central point of this piece, but I can’t find that she ever wrote about it. (If she did, feel free to add a link in the comments).  It’s been long enough that her thoughts have mingled with mine and I want to make sure that she gets credit. [![sql-server sa](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/sql-server.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/sql-server.png) In most cases logging in as ‘sa’ is not required for Dynamics GP. The exceptions are really installing/upgrading products and possibly troubleshooting a specific issue. The Professional Services Tools no longer require ‘sa’. Third party applications should not be requiring ‘sa’ either. The point is that using ‘sa’ should be a rare exception, not the norm. Admittedly, ‘sa’ is incredibly convenient sometimes. So is parking in a fire lane. That doesn’t mean that it’s a good idea. One place where people are often genuinely confused is creating new users. Any user in GP can be configured to add, administer, and delete users. The ‘sa’ user is not required. The [Dynamics GP Planning for Security](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34666) document, (Page 35, Creating User Records) offers a number of options for allowing any GP user to administer users. Most of these come down to variations on assigning a user to a fixed SQL Server role. The simplest, and most flexible, option is to assign a user to the SQL Server SYSADMIN role and ensure that the user is a member of DYNGRP (Option 2). When they first see this option, most DBA’s recoil reflexively and default to the word “no”. The other fixed role options generate a similar response. The problem is that DBA’s are missing a piece of the puzzle that is unique to GP. DBA’s hate the idea of assigning a user to the SYSADMIN role because designating a user as a SYSADMIN typically gives them total control over a database, but that is not the case with a GP user. The GP user’s password is encrypted prior to sending it to SQL. This means that the password that SQL sees is not the same as their GP password. When a user logs into GP, their password is unencrypted to allow GP to interact with SQL. Consequently, **GP users cannot directly access SQL with their GP login credentials**. It can’t be done. I’ve bolded that line so that you can show it to your DBA. A GP user’s access to the power of SYSADMIN is limited to those tasks in GP that require SYSADMIN rights. The user is constrained in that they can only interact with SQL within the tasks available in GP. Another indicator of this is that changing a GP user’s password at the SQL level breaks their access to GP. As a test for your DBA, create a GP login with some basic inquiry rights. Set that user as a member of the SYSADMIN role in SQL. Feel free to use your test environment if that makes them more comfortable. Give them the GP login and password and ask them to try to use SQL tools to access the database directly. It won’t happen. Using the ‘sa’ user is dangerous, and not just because it offers total control. It also offers a level of anonymity. If multiple users have the ‘sa’ password, figuring out who used ‘sa’ to perform a task becomes extremely difficult, if not impossible. Once a DBA becomes comfortable that setting a few GP users as SYSADMINs won’t give them unfettered access to SQL, this option makes it much easier to limit the use of ‘sa’. --- # Why I Love Power BI – Top 10 Reasons | Carl de Souza | LinkedIn - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/love-power-bi-top-10-reasons-carl-de-souza-linkedin/ - Date: 2016-01-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Carl de Souza explains *Why I Love Power BI – Top 10 Reasons* --- # Fargo philanthropist Burgum seeking GOP nod for governor – SFGate - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fargo-philanthropist-burgum-seeking-gop-nod-governor-sfgate/ - Date: 2016-01-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Just a little tidbit for those who have been around Great Plains for a long time: *Fargo philanthropist Burgum seeking GOP nod for governor – SFGate* --- # Weekly Dynamic: 2-Factor Authentication for Email - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-2-factor-authentication-for-email/ - Date: 2016-01-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I was doing some testing with GP Workflow 2.0 today and ran into an issue. Emails wouldn’t send. After troubleshooting I remembered that my test system was setup to use my Gmail account and that I had recently turned on 2 factor authorization. For those of you not familiar with this, when you sign in with 2 factor authentication turned on, a second identifier is required. This usually a code sent via text, a code from physical device or a software code from something like Google Authenticator. There are other methods, but the idea is that this provides an added layer of security for logins. GP (and plenty of other apps) aren’t yet setup for 2 factor authentication. The workaround is that you can get a special password for an individual app that doesn’t support 2 factor authentication. That seemed reasonable in this case so I went that route…with no luck. After a couple of frustrating minutes I realized what was going on, the 2 factor password from Google is 16 digits, GP only supports 15 digits in the password field…grrrrr. I checked a couple of other services and 16 digits seems to be the standard for app passwords, so for now, I had to turn off 2 factor authentication. There doesn’t seem to be another workaround for now. Most of you won’t have 2 factor authentication on for your work emails yet, but Office365 definitely supports it. --- # Dynamics GP Essentials: Rule of Thumb | Keeping track of the Actual Ship Date of Shipments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-essentials-rule-thumb-keeping-track-actual-ship-date-shipments/ - Date: 2016-01-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Receiving2BTransaction2BEntry.png) Mahmoud is back with more basics. This time its *Keeping track of the Actual Ship Date of Shipments* --- # Friday Fun: Spreadsheets and Dilbert - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-spreadsheets-and-dilbert/ - Date: 2016-01-08 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article [![dt160106](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dt160106.gif)](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dt160106.gif) I have these same 3 errors pretty regularly in my spreadsheets. --- # DynamicsPerf 2.0 Historical Tables and Baselines - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-2-0-historical-tables-baselines/ - Date: 2016-01-07 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article *DynamicsPerf 2.0 Historical Tables and Baselines are a nice addition to the tool.* --- # DynamicsPerf 2.0 Deployment Guide - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-2-0-deployment-guide/ - Date: 2016-01-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > ![](/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/7610.clip_5F00_image010_5F00_6813FB93.png) Be sure to checkout the  *DynamicsPerf 2.0 Deployment Guide* --- # DynamicsPerf 2.0 IS HERE !! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-2-0/ - Date: 2016-01-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > Microsoft Dynamics AX from the Premier Field Engineering team at Microsoft Lots of DynamicsPerf 2.0 Stuff out now. *DynamicsPerf 2.0 IS HERE !!* --- # DynamicsPerf 2.0 Scheduling Engine - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-2-0-scheduling-engine-dynamics-ax-field-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2016-01-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article As a followup to the release of DynamicsPerf 2.0 checkout the new *DynamicsPerf 2.0 Scheduling Engine* --- # What’s New in DynamicsPerf 2.0 !! – Dynamics AX in the Field – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-new-dynamicsperf-2-0-dynamics-ax-field-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2016-01-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Check out the updated Dynamics Performance Monitor at  *What’s New in DynamicsPerf 2.0 !!* Despite any AX leanings, there are elements for all of the Dynamics ERP’s. --- # How to minimise financial statement risk – CGMA Magazine - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/minimise-financial-statement-risk-cgma-magazine/ - Date: 2015-12-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ![Financial Risk Graphic](/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/trouble-with-fair-value.jpg) CGMA Magazine has a nice article on *How to minimise financial statement risk* The article looks at ways to avoid unintended errors in financial statements. This might be important given what time of year it is. --- # Historical Reporting in Excel for Dynamics GP – You’ll want this at year end - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-almost-year-end-and-youre-going-to-want-historical-reporting-in-excel-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-12-15 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article It’s almost year end. That means in January you’re going to get bunch of requests from auditors, bankers, investors, you name it, for AP, AR and Inventory data as of a specific date, probably 12/31. “No problem”, you think, “GP can handle point in time historical reporting”…until they want it in Excel, and they always want it in Excel. That’s where it gets ugly. Historical reporting in Excel for Dynamics GP is hard. You can export  the report writer reports and clean up all the page headers and weird multi-line stuff.  You can try to send the SSRS versions to Excel, they are a little better, but not much. You can build your own version using random code found on the internet and hope it all works. None of those are fast or easy. That’s why I built a set of Excel based historical reports for GP. These reports use the stored procedures that Microsoft shipped with GP for the SSRS versions of GP historical reporting. The set includes historical trial balances for AP, AR, Inventory and the Historical Stock Status report.  (For the technical/acronym inclined that’s HATB AP, HATB AR, HSS, and HITB). The set is $349 for an enterprise license. Frankly, you’ll spend a lot more than that just cleaning up report writer exports. Heaven forbid you have to rerun one after you’ve done all of that cleanup. Just run the GP reports, validate them against the Excel versions and you’re in business. [![Historical Reporting in Excel for Dynamics GP](/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Capture31.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Capture31.png) Historical reporting in Excel shouldn’t bee this hard. That’s why I’ve tried to make it easy. You can find out more at the [Historical Excel Reporting](/historical-excel-reporting/) page. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 New Feature Overview - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2016-new-feature-overview/ - Date: 2015-12-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2016 - Type: original article John Hoyt of TMC has a *[Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 New Feature Overview](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/12/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2016-new-feature-overview/)* A couple of items stand out. Clearly the HTML 5 based web client is the star of the show. Other items are rounding out previous features by adding Project Accounting support to Requisitions, scanning and Document Attach improvements and more All-In-One looks. Increased Distribution Reference field size stuck out for me because that’s been the same length forever. Increasing the size of a field is no mean feat since any number of other internal modules or external applications might feed that field. PowerBI charts on the Role center stuck out to. GP’s last set of online dashboards were a bit like the web client. Almost as soon as they were released for Office 365, Microsoft rolled out a new version of PowerBI that was dramatically different. The GP team kept highlighting them even as MS kept announcing the death of that particular delivery method. It’s nice to see that like moving the web client from Silverlight to HTML, the team is migrating BI to the new PowerBI. --- # Microsoft Power Query: An Excel User’s Dream for Data Extraction and Cleansing – MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-power-query-an-excel-users-dream-for-data-extraction-and-cleansing-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2015-11-09 - Topics: Excel & Office, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Make sure to register for Belinda’s new, free webcast, Friday, Nov. 13, 2015 at noon ET. > *Microsoft Power Query: An Excel User’s Dream for Data Extraction and Cleansing* It’s part of MSDynamicsWorld.com’s BI series and highly recommended. --- # IBIS now WBIS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ibis-now-wbis/ - Date: 2015-11-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Steve Authement makes me laugh. Be sure to read IBIS now WBIS The post is worth a read for the story alone. --- # What’s So Great About deFacto Planning 4.0? – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-so-great-about-defacto-planning-4-0-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2015-10-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > deFacto has released the latest version of deFacto Planning 4.0, which adds a number of significant new features and capabilities, *[What’s So Great About deFacto Planning 4.0?](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/10/whats-great-defacto-planning-4-0/) You mean besides some of the great people who work there?* --- # The end of 50 Tips for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-end-of-50-tips-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-10-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article After much soul searching I’ve decided that the GPUG Summit 2015 is going to be the end of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Dynamics GP. The Summit presentation is ready to go and, in my mind, it is the best, most complete edition yet. No, I haven’t run out of tips, but frankly, these presentations are really hard to build and deliver, especially when you’re looking at all new tips each year. The series has been a blast and its spawned more than it’s share of imitators and not just in the GP space. Others have tried 50 tips for SL and AX as well. Everybody who builds or presents something like this quickly understands how much has to go into it and I think it’s time to wrap it up while it’s still fun. Thursday 10/15 at 9:30a and Friday 10/16 at 1:00p will be last two sessions, so if you haven’t seen it, this is your last chance. --- # One more MVP year - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/one-more-mvp-year/ - Date: 2015-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft renewed my MVP status for Dynamics GP for another year today. It’s been an interesting ride this year and I think next year could be even more exciting. --- # Our Top Two Picks for Microsoft Dynamics GP Tools - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/our-top-two-picks-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-tools/ - Date: 2015-09-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > Did you know that Microsoft Dynamics GP provides a free library of professional service tools, all created to make your life easier? Logan Consulting gives their *[Top Two Picks for Microsoft Dynamics GP Tools](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/09/top-two-picks-microsoft-dynamics-gp-tools/)* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Trigger to Show Workflow 2.0 Final Approver on PO - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-trigger-to-show-workflow-2-0-final-approver-on-po/ - Date: 2015-09-22 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Type: original article I needed to show the final approver from GP Workflow 2.0 on a PO. You know, an Approved By box with a name or user ID below. This company was using PO approval, NOT requisition approval. Microsoft support said the tables couldn’t be joined in a way to make it work. Ok, Plan B. I know that David Musgrave has shown how to execute SQL using VBA in Report Writer. David and I went back and forth with this a little, but it looked like more work than what should be required for the request so I set it aside. Plan C. I came back to this with a different approach. I wrote an update trigger on the WF30100 workflow table. When this table is updated with a final approval (workflow action 10) the ‘Confirm With’ field in POP10100 is filled with the approver’s ID. Confirm With is located under the expansion button next to the Vendor ID. This field is easily added to both regular and Word Templates PO’s It’s only an insert trigger since a new record is inserted for each change in workflow. Also, the domain is truncated from the user approval, so instead of Approved By showing ibg\mpolino it just shows mpolino. This seems to work as designed in limited testing. It returns the last, final approver. If a PO is final approved and then recalled or changed it goes through the approval process again. This will show the most recent final approver. Since a PO can’t be printed or emailed if it it’s in an unapproved state, this should work just fine. The SQL to create the trigger is below. Keep in mind, this is for PO’s that go through approval, not requisitions. This would need to be modified if requisition approval needed to be shown on the PO. Create Trigger [dbo].[Update\_PO\_With\_Approver] on [dbo].[WF30100] for Insert as Update POP10100 Set Confirm1=(Select substring(workflow\_History\_User,charindex(‘\’,Workflow\_History\_User)+1,20) as FinalApprover FROM            WF30100 INNER JOIN WFI10002 ON WF30100.WorkflowInstanceID = WFI10002.WorkflowInstanceID RIGHT OUTER JOIN POP10100 ON WFI10002.WfBusObjKey = POP10100.PONUMBER Where  workflow\_action=10  and wf30100.Workflow\_Completion\_Date in(Selectmax(Workflow\_Completion\_Date)from WF30100 Where  workflow\_action=10  )) --- # Fastpath Identity Manager | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fastpath-identity-manager-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2015-09-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article > Fastpath Identity Manager allows business process owners to request, approve and manage Microsoft Dynamics security without the intervention of IT. Check out the new *Fastpath Identity Manager | MSDynamicsWorld.com* I continue to love what Fastpath is doing around security. --- # Take Ten 10@10 Summer Series Wrap Up – GPUG – Dynamics GP User Group Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/take-ten-1010-summer-series-wrap-up-gpug-dynamics-gp-user-group-community/ - Date: 2015-09-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/superexcelBelinda1.png) *Be sure to checkout Belinda’s Take Ten 10@10 Summer Series Wrap Up – GPUG* --- # 10 years of DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/10-years-of-dynamicaccounting-net/ - Date: 2015-09-09 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Today is the 10th anniversary of DynamicAccounting.net. It’s been a wild ride for a site that started out as place for me to put GP tips that I didn’t want to lose. Thank you to everyone who has visited the site for your support and encouragement. To celebrate I’ve got a some cool stuff going on, but you need to jump on them today. - As a thank you, the Kindle version of my novel, [Death From Above](http://www.amazon.com/Death-Above-Thriller-Lizard-Wong-ebook/dp/B00MG4LOO4/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1441647926&sr=8-1), is **free on Amazon today only**. Just follow the link. You don’t have to have a Kindle device, Amazon has reading apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and online. - I’ve got a new Analytics for Dynamics GP product that goes live today. [Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP](/historical-excel-reporting/) provides easy to use Excel based versions of common historical GP reports. Hit the link for more information. - The free [Downloads](https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=BC679914609AA946!107289&app=Excel) section has been completely revamped. Give your GP a makeover with some of these free items. It’s been a fun 10 years and I’m looking forward to what’s next. --- # Historical Excel Reporting for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/historical-excel-reporting-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-09-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Tomorrow, September 9th 2015, is the 10th anniversary of DynamicAccounting.net. In conjunction with that, I’m launching another Analytics for Dynamics GP product. This one is a little different, it’s an Excel based historical reporting package. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Capture3-1024x393.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Capture3.jpg) The idea behind this is that a lot of people ask for Excel versions of common historical reports. The big three are the AR and AP Historical Aged Trial Balance reports (HATB) and the Historical Stock Status report. Usually this need comes from audit, banking or analysis requests. Those can be tough groups to ignore. I’d built these a couple of times for specific clients, but they can be tough to get right. Excel has some idiosyncrasies that make this challenging, I really wanted to see a more widespread use, so I set out to tackle these three reports. I added the Historical Inventory Trial Balance report, since its really preferred to the Historical Stock Status for reconciling to GL. What sets these reports apart  is the back end. I’m using the same SQL stored procedures that Microsoft ships with GP for the SSRS versions of these reports. These should perfectly match the SSRS versions of these reports. If they don’t, we need to talk to MS. I wanted them to perfectly match GP and this was the best way to do that. The really special part is how cool it is to set your parameters, refresh Excel and see that data roll in. The reports bring in the raw data and then parse them into pivot tables for summary, detail, and other types of reporting. You can use the reports I’ve included or build your own beautiful one from the raw data. Like my other Analytics for Dynamics GP product, this a 5 minutes per report type of install. Security might take another 5 minutes. Install is completely documented and everyone who has tested this or used the sales analytics product has been able to get it installed. I’ve priced these at $349 for the set. That is less than 30 minutes of billable time per report. Even if you have the stored procedure handy you can’t build one of these and work through the issues in less than a couple of hours. I think this is a bargain at this price. Frankly, it would be tough to create just one report at this price. Historical Excel Reporting officially goes live tomorrow, but you can get it today at[mpolino.com/gp/historical-excel-reporting/](/historical-excel-reporting/). For partners, you can benefit from this too. At checkout there is a spot for partner name and city/state. When companies using GP buy and fill this out, the partner gets a share of sale. Feel free to email me for details at mpolino@mpolino.com I’m hoping that this product fills an important niche and really simplifies some of those difficult requests. --- # DynamicAccounting.net: 10 years by the Numbers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-10-years-by-the-numbers/ - Date: 2015-09-03 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article On 9/9/15 DynamicAccounting.net turns 10 years old and it thought I’d look at some of the numbers behind that. 3,651 – Days in 10 years of blog posts. 7,214 – Posts as of 9/1/15. 2 – Average number of posts per day, every day for 10 years. (Technically its 1.975897 as of 9/1. Yeah, I’m rounding up.) 1,317 – The number of GP book pages inspired by this site 50 – Tips 450 – Tips in all the 50 Tips variations combined 431 – Weekly Dynamic tips (Yeah, I missed a few weeks, sue me) 46 – The number of Friday Fun posts Viewer stats are tougher since I’ve used both Blogger and WordPress and Google Analytics didn’t exist in September of 2005. Let’s just call it a lot of people and leave it at that. --- # Big DynamicAccounting.net Announcement - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/big-dynamicaccounting-net-announcement/ - Date: 2015-09-01 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article On the 9th of September a number of things will happen. Apple is expected to make some announcement or other.  Some politician will say something unimportant. What really matters is that DynamicAccounting.net will turn 10 years old! Yep, that’s 10 years of GP stuff. Mark your calendar for 9/9 because on top of 10 years of GP information I’ve got some cool stuff coming for you including: - As a thank you, and to give you a break from some GP stuff, my **first novel**, **[Death from Above](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0692235329/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0692235329&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=VWXIWESI7GILHCYZ) , is completely free on Kindle on 9/9.** Yes free on the Kindle app on your phone, on your tablet, on your PC, on your Kindle Reader and any other place your can read Kindle books. If you’ve been curious or you just need something to read now that the kids are in school,  9/9/15 is the day to pickup your free copy.  The reviews have been terrific so pick yours up on 9/9. [![BookCoverImage](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/BookCoverImage-196x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/BookCoverImage.jpg) - I’ve got a new product coming out for GP, Historical GP Reporting in Excel. Yep that’s the AP and AR Trial Balances, the Historical Inventory Trial Balance and the Inventory Historical Stock Status report all directly updatable in Excel. It launches on 9/9/15 so stay tuned. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Capture2-300x152.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Capture2.png) - A new Download page with free GP downloads is live now! Hit up Free Stuff>Downloads on the DynamicAccounting.net menu. I’ll have more between now and 9/9 so stay tuned! --- # CONTROLLING THE COST OF EDI FOR DYNAMICS GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/controlling-the-cost-of-edi-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-09-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article *Data Masons and Panatrack have a great look at Controlling EDI Costs. In this guest post, Brian Lynch give us the overview and points to more info.* **CONTROLLING THE COST OF EDI FOR DYNAMICS GP** Brian Lynch, EDI Specialist, Data Masons Software Adding an electronic data interchange (EDI) solution to Microsoft Dynamics® GP is more than an attractive option–for some companies, it is a firm mandate from their customers or a prerequisite to enter attractive markets. But there are subtleties to selecting the appropriate EDI solution for a growing business. [In this new Executive Brief](http://www.datamasons.com/mpolino-whitepaper-selecting-edi-for-gp?utm_campaign=Mark%20Polino%20Blog&utm_medium=Post%20and%20Ad&utm_source=Mark%20Polino%20Blog), it explains how some EDI solutions for Microsoft Dynamics GP may carry a per-transaction fee. Initially, as your business completes fewer transactions, these fees may not amount to much. But as your sales and distribution efforts are successful, and your number of trading partners grows, these costs can come to amount to thousands upon thousands of dollars. It is also essential to ensure that an EDI solution can share not just rudimentary transactional documents, but inventory contained in a warehouse management system (WMS) or inventory management system for Dynamics GP. “[Data Masons](http://www.datamasons.com)’ ability to connect with automatic data capture and WMS systems like [PanatrackerGP](http://www.panatrack.com/panatracker-gp-inventory/) becomes critical because without this information, organizations could find themselves in noncompliance, paying fines and damaging their relationship with their key trading partners. But other, more esoteric transactions are gaining in importance—including inventory status. In an omni-channel dropship economy, it is very important for companies to be able to publish information on the inventory they have, including stock levels.” In this new, informative document, Panatrack and Data Masons’ Brian Lynch share insider insights on the hidden costs of some WMS solutions, the advanced functionality that is in demand in today’s omni-channel environment and practical tips for EDI success. [Get the informative executive brief on EDI for Microsoft Dynamics GP.](http://www.datamasons.com/mpolino-whitepaper-selecting-edi-for-gp?utm_campaign=Mark%20Polino%20Blog&utm_medium=Post%20and%20Ad&utm_source=Mark%20Polino%20Blog) This is perhaps the most practical and informative resource on how to navigate the EDI selection process for Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Big Book Roundup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-big-book-roundup/ - Date: 2015-08-31 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015, GP 2013 - Type: original article I thought I would take a post and highlight some of the books available for Dynamics GP. This lis is by no mean comprehensive, but it may give you a place to start. Enjoy and try to not ignore your family too much. [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689385/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689385&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=WA6CA77YZDB3PMH7) The 2013 version of the cookbook is full of great stuff that works with GP 2015 too. [![51jWhR12QfL._SX403_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51jWhR12QfL._SX403_BO1204203200_-243x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51jWhR12QfL._SX403_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=IT6SZ6EY6WKN5XMG) When it comes to dashboards and Excel reports this is the place to start. [![51nSglt4yBL._SX397_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51nSglt4yBL._SX397_BO1204203200_-240x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51nSglt4yBL._SX397_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Real-world Business Intelligence with Microsoft Dynamics GP](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1782177248/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1782177248&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=D4GSXSAWK6UPNGUU) When you’re ready for more BI, this is the next step. [![513xqVI9n3L._SX403_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/513xqVI9n3L._SX403_BO1204203200_-243x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/513xqVI9n3L._SX403_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Applications](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680264/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680264&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=Z53I5YBM6EGITW4O) The definitive guide for programming with GP [![51btNBHaXhL._SX389_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51btNBHaXhL._SX389_BO1204203200_-235x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51btNBHaXhL._SX389_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Microsoft Dynamics GP SmartList](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1511908238/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1511908238&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=O7JC3F5PIS6BF5QG) Help your people master the basics with Microsoft Dynamics GP Smartlist [![51nOT7xb1GL._SX385_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51nOT7xb1GL._SX385_BO1204203200_-233x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51nOT7xb1GL._SX385_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Reporting – Second Edition](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849688923/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849688923&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=QEIADPINX5T5FGHN) Somewhere between SmartLists and Building Dashboards lies all of those other reporting needs. This is the book you need. [![51AQuEZY5JL._SX404_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51AQuEZY5JL._SX404_BO1204203200_-244x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51AQuEZY5JL._SX404_BO1204203200_.jpg) [GP2TheMAX: Helping users get the MAX from Microsoft Dynamics GP](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KCS1FRW/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00KCS1FRW&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=7P3RK4BS7Y3SJU5Y) I have a confession to make, I always learn stuff from Frank Hamelly. [![51q0A8VTQYL._SX384_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51q0A8VTQYL._SX384_BO1204203200_-232x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51q0A8VTQYL._SX384_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Microsoft Dynamics GP Workflow 2.0: Microsoft Dynamics GP Workflow 2.0](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0993055621/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0993055621&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=3GSSH42DYHZYO6S3) This is a great, focused book on GP’s new Workflow features. [![518NGf7rg9L._SX348_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/518NGf7rg9L._SX348_BO1204203200_-210x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/518NGf7rg9L._SX348_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Implementing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Web Client: Implementing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Web Client](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0993055605/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0993055605&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=RPOF2SAEPXRW7S4N) Ian has another, focused book on implementing the GP Web Client. This is a lot more than next, next, finish and this book is worth every penny. [![415C7P59kqL._SX348_BO1,204,203,200_-2](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/415C7P59kqL._SX348_BO1204203200_-2-210x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/415C7P59kqL._SX348_BO1204203200_-2.jpg) [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Implementation](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1782177841/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1782177841&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=22B55AAUIJRJVFNO) If you’re trying to figure out what all of those settings mean that someone set during implementation, this is the book for you. [![41JYxHln-+L._SX397_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/41JYxHln-L._SX397_BO1204203200_-240x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/41JYxHln-L._SX397_BO1204203200_.jpg) [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Financial Management](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1782171304/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1782171304&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=VES5Q2Z2XHUQPQ6P) Ian tackles all the lesser used areas of the Financial Module [![51B5V9XuNNL._SX403_BO1,204,203,200_](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51B5V9XuNNL._SX403_BO1204203200_-243x300.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/51B5V9XuNNL._SX403_BO1204203200_.jpg) --- # 7 Steps to Get You to GPUG Summit 2015 – Dynavistics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/7-steps-to-get-you-to-gpug-summit-2015-dynavistics/ - Date: 2015-08-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > GPUG Summit is an annual event, but 2015 is taking it to the next level! Besides having a spectacular conference prepared for you, the event is also taking place in a great vacation spot: Reno, NV. From Dynavistics:*7 Steps to Get You to GPUG Summit 2015 – Dynavistics* --- # GP2015 R2 New Feature: Customer Over Credit Limit Notice – - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2015-r2-new-feature-customer-over-credit-limit-notice/ - Date: 2015-08-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article Sheldon looks at the *GP2015 R2 New Feature: Customer Over Credit Limit Notice –* --- # How do you Communicate? Direct or VAN based EDI—which is best for your company? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-do-you-communicate-direct-or-van-based-edi-which-is-best-for-your-company/ - Date: 2015-08-26 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article *Data Masons has been a big supporter of this site, of MVP’s and the GP community in general. When working with client and EDI I’ve definitely had the best experience with Data Masons.  Today we’ve got a great guest post Brian Lynch to help you understand different types of EDI.* How do you Communicate? Direct or VAN based EDI—which is best for your company? By Brian Lynch As a professional who has helped over 1,000 companies implement EDI with Microsoft Dynamics ERP as their back office, I often get asked “What method of EDI communication is best for *my* company?” Since there are only two main methods of communications; an EDI Value Added Network (VAN) provider or Direct EDI, my response is typically the same. 20 years ago VANs were the only choice; however, most major trading partners support direct communications. Fortunately, the decision for most companies can be straightforward and should be based entirely on business requirements, such as volume of documents, IT support, and services being provided by your EDI provider. **Differentiating Direct vs VAN** Direct EDI establishes a secure line between two business partners. Examples include File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and standards such as AS2. With minimal software and an internet connection, companies can now connect to their trading partner base with no per document fees. Certain industries or partners such as Wal-Mart, Lowes, Cardinal Health, etc. may require or highly suggest this form of communication because it is closer to real time communications, and avoids costly per document fees for both parties. An EDI VAN is a secure outsourced network where EDI documents can be exchanged between business partners. Your company is provided with a ‘mailbox’ from which EDI documents are sent and received, similar to traditional paper based mail (snail mail). The “value added” part of the network includes services like mail notifications, inspect, authentication, and validating the message.  Messages are tracked and recorded for auditing purposes, and there are other services available through VANs, such as backup and recovery, mapping, compliance, and more. **Deciding Which Method is Best for Your Company** A Direct EDI connection may be best if: - You are trading a higher volume of EDI documents, frequently (typically more than 500 per month) - Your trading partners have varying requirements, particularly with communications protocols (AS2, FTPS, SFTPS, etc.). - You have an internal IT resources to setup and maintain the direct connections OR your EDI provider offers assistance in this setup and support. A VAN may be better if: - Your business partners do not support a direct EDI communications and/or you anticipate having a lower count of trading partners. - You are trading a low volume of EDI documents (typically less than 500 documents per month). - You want to outsource communications. - You have limited IT resources. When selecting the option that would make the most sense for you, there are a few questions you need to ask: - Does my trading partner support direct EDI? - What type of EDI traffic do I anticipate? - What IT resources will be required? - What support/assistance will my EDI provider give me related to communications? One of the biggest factors in communication choice, in addition to what options your partners support, is your anticipated volume. You want to keep in mind that certain transactions will equal other transactions. So if you receive in 100 POs per month, and now need to send out PO Acknowledgments, shipment notifications, Invoices—those 100 POs often result in 400+ documents per month, when you factor in at least a one to one relationship (and don’t forget about resends, or partial shipments!). There may also be supporting transactions such as PO changes, Inventory Levels, payment remittance advises that need to be counted as well. **Monthly Cost of VANs** | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | \*\*\*\*Cost Per Document \*\*\*\*\* | | | | | \*\*Doc Count\*\* | 0.25 | 0.50 | 0.75 | 1.00 | | 100 | $        25.00 | $        50.00 | $        75.00 | $        100.00 | | 500 | $     125.00 | $     250.00 | $     375.00 | $        500.00 | | 1,000 | $     250.00 | $     500.00 | $     750.00 | $    1,000.00 | | 5,000 | $  1,250.00 | $  2,500.00 | $  3,750.00 | $    5,000.00 | | 10,000 | $  2,500.00 | $  5,000.00 | $  7,500.00 | $  10,000.00 | | NOTE–Does not include mailbox fee or other services. | | | | | You also want to factor in how your volume will change over time.  For instance, do you expect to add new customers? Will you increase your volume of orders? Will you change your shipping patterns? For example, shipping to a distribution center tends to be low PO count but high product count, whereas ship to stores is middle volume, and ship to consumer is often many small orders. The decision to go with a VAN provider instead of (or in addition to) Direct EDI is an important discussion based on budget, resources, and trading partner requirements. When selecting an EDI provider, it’s important to make sure they can support multiple methods and provide choice in communication. That flexibility should be factored into your decision in addition to critical considerations like quality of technical support, deep knowledge of your ERP, and integration of the documents you need to process. **About the author** Brian Lynch – EDI Specialist, Data Masons Software With over 18 years in ERP and Integrated EDI/XML solutions, Brian has experience in a variety of industries including consumer packaged goods, process manufacturing, automotive, industrial equipment, pharmaceutical, and food distribution. He has been working with the Microsoft Dynamics ERP suites for 17 years in pre-sales support, direct sales, sales management, channel marketing, service, and customer support helping more than 1,000 organizations. He has a passion for listening to customers and partners and helping them solve their EDI and ERP business problems. Brian is a graduate of DeVry Universe with a B.S. In Computer Information Systems (CIS). To learn more about which EDI solution is right for you, and how we can support your EDI efforts with [EDI Made Simple®](http://www.datamasons.com/whitepaper-edimadesimple-newapproach), visit us at [www.datamasons.com](http://www.datamasons.com). --- # Weekly Dynamic: Credit Limit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-credit-limit/ - Date: 2015-08-17 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Capture-300x287.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Capture.png) In GP when you set a credit limit on a customer there is an expansion button (blue arrow) next to the amount. Clicking this gives you more options. You can control credit limits based on a total or provided additional limits based on outstanding amounts. For example, you could set this to a hard limit of $10,000 or a limit of $3,000 over 90 days. Hitting either one will trigger the credit limit warning. --- # GP 2015 R2 New Feature: Payables Transaction Workflow – - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2015-r2-new-feature-payables-transaction-workflow/ - Date: 2015-08-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article Sheldon digs into a *GP 2015 R2 New Feature: Payables Transaction Workflow –* --- # Sign up for Irreverent M-R Course - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sign-up-for-irreverent-m-r-course/ - Date: 2015-08-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/course-screenshot.png)Jan Harrigan has a brand new Management Reporter course. If you’ve ever wanted to really learn MR, *Sign up for Irreverent M-R Course* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Submit Questions for New GP Exams - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-submit-questions-for-new-gp-exams/ - Date: 2015-07-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015, GP 10 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- A while back I wrote that killing the certification exams for Dynamics GP (and other  Dynamics products) was a bad idea. The exams were far from perfect, but they conveyed at least a baseline competency and a willingness to keep up with the latest versions. I still think that certifications are an important differentiator. Despite some visual similarities, GP 2015 is dramatically different improved over GP 10 or 2010. Items that were gotcha’s in those versions are now strengths. It’s important for users to understand the differences and it’s even more important for consultants as we help companies get the most out their solution. Certification is an important part of preventing complacency and promoting competence. It’s with that in mind the standalone [Association of Dynamics Professionals](http://www.dynamicspro.org/home) was formed to develop independent exams and certify Dynamics Professionals. Here’s were you can help. We are trying to build a tiered set of exams to allow for levels of professional development. We are hard at work creating the first set of exams for Dynamics GP professionals (other folks are working on other Dynamics products). If you are interested in submitting one or more questions for the exam, we would love to have to your help. A ton of work is going into this to make sure that we have solid, relevant exams, so you’ll have to do some work, not just shoot questions into the air. If you’re interested in submitting questions for consideration in and upcoming GP exam, please go to [credentialing.dynamicspro.org](http://credentialing.dynamicspro.org) and follow the instructions there. You’ll have to watch a video on what makes a good or bad exam question and there is a process to follow. I’ve submitted about 20 so far and it’s both a rewarding and challenging process. We’d love to have your help and we’re looking forward to delivering a set of exams that are relevant and effective. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Reinstall Web Services for GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-reinstall-web-services-for-gp/ - Date: 2015-07-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Last week I ran into a scenario where web services either had an incomplete install or a failed upgrade. I was trying to installed web services to support Workflow 2.0. Two companies existed but needed to be upgraded, one succeeded, one failed and I had a mess where one stuck company was preventing me from doing anything with web services. The specific error, which was way less than helpful, was: A loader exception has occurred. Loader Errors: - Microsoft.Dynamics.Security.InvalidSecurityContextException: Microsoft.Dynamics.Security.NonExistentSecurityObjectException : The security object does not exist.  Key = 25cc1a21-2cc4-4b13-a1c8-eea186fb688a Blog posts didn’t help. They pointed to a company number mismatch, but that applies with a much smaller numbered key. Microsoft recommended removing and reinstalling Web Services. I uninstalled web services from the GUI and ran the manual removal scripts from customer source for good measure. The manual removal scripts are here: Hopefully this helps someone else, or me, the next time this happens. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Reporting Central’s The Closer bailed me out - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-reporting-centrals-the-closer-bailed-me-out/ - Date: 2015-06-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data - Type: original article A couple of weeks ago I had a client call up and say that their AP sub ledger didn’t match the GL. These guys are always in balance. We had done some AP cleanup together earlier in the month and to make matters worse, they do a ton of credit card transactions that run through this account in GP. Here is an example: - You enter an AP voucher to Vendor A. GP creates a sub ledger liability and the GL shows a credit to AP with the Orig Master Name as Vendor A. - You pay that voucher with a Visa in GP. GP moves the sub ledger liability from Vendor A to vendor Visa but no GL transaction is created. - Next you pay Visa (and a bunch of other vouchers tied to Visa). The sub ledger is cleared and the GL shows a debit to AP but now the Orig Master Name is Visa. This works and there is nothing incorrect about it, but there is no connection in the GL between the voucher and the ultimate payment. This makes reconciling these kinds of transactions a nightmare. Especially when there are thousands of them. Back to my story. This company was always in balance and suddenly they were not. I looked and looked and looked and found…nothing. The cleanup we had done seemed to have worked fine. I worked on this on and off for 2 weeks and I was lost, so I applied [The Closer from Reporting Central](http://reporting-central.com/closer-free-trial/). Angels sang a large spotlight shown down from heaven pointing to the problem…or not. The Closer didn’t popup a big arrow saying fix this, but it did clarify some things I was seeing. It’s much easier to read than the GP tool or building SQL queries and it convinced me that we didn’t have a normal reconciliation problem. So I dug deeper into the tables, but now with some direction. Ultimately I found a posted transaction that didn’t properly clear. It existed in both the AP history tables and in some, but not all, AP open tables. Once I confirmed that everything was in history, I removed the transactions remnants from the open tables and we were back in balance…to the penny. Part of the lesson here is that there are reconciling problems…date issues, wrong accounts, direct GL entries, etc. and there are reconciling problems. For me, The Closer eliminated that first set of reconciliation issues, the typical ones, and led me to focus on something more out of the ordinary. --- # Beta Testers Needed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/beta-testers-needed/ - Date: 2015-06-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m looking for a few volunteers to test a new Excel-based reporting solution I’m working on. This one is somewhere between pure reporting and BI and should broadly apply to most GP implementations. I need folks willing to test and answer a small set of questions. Email me if you are interested via [mpolino@mpolino.com](mailto:mpolino@mpolino.com). Beta testers get a copy of the final tool. If you’re really interested make the case for why you want to test in your email. Sorry, but that’s all the details I can give you right now. --- # I’ve been working on a new project for GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ive-been-working-on-a-new-project-for-gp/ - Date: 2015-06-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve been working on a new project. It’s a little bit reporting and a little bit BI and I think it fills a pretty big practical hole in GP. What do I mean by a practical hole? Sometimes GP has a feature that technically accomplishes a task, but it’s clunky or hard to use so while a feature may technically it work, practically speaking it’s not as useful as it could be. I’ve got folks beta testing this now and I expect to put it up in the Analytics section soon.  It won’t be free, but it will be reasonably priced and worth every penny. Stay tuned. --- # Microsoft Shakes Up Its Leadership And Internal Structure – Is Kirill Out? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-shakes-up-its-leadership-and-internal-structure-is-kirill-out/ - Date: 2015-06-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > [![](/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/satya-nadella1.jpg)](http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/17/microsoft-shakes-up-its-leadership-and-internal-structure-as-its-fiscal-year-comes-to-a-close/)This morning Microsoft announced changes to its organizational structure and leadership team. Some of its most senior executives are departing, and the company is shifting internal teams in what… In today’s announced reorg at MS, Scott Guthrie’s team picks up responsibility for development of the Dynamics products including Dynamics GP.  Covering this story, Tech Crunch is speculating that this means that Kirill Tararinov, the long time head of Dynamics is out. No announcement has been made and the Dynamics group is more than just development so we’ll have to wait and see. The analysis from Tech Crunch is below ## “Tatarinov Out. Microsoft said in its memo that it learned from Kirill Tatarinov — who ran Dynamics — [the importance of CRM](http://venturebeat.com/2015/05/22/salesforce-stock-spikes-on-report-of-failed-55b-microsoft-acquisition/). Given the company’s carefully worded note, I can’t be entirely certain, but it seems that the company is fragmenting the Dynamics team into other divisions entirely.” [Update: [Business Insider says that Kirill is out.](http://www.businessinsider.com/nokia-ceo-stephen-elop-leaves-microsoft-2015-6) ] [Update 2: [As usual, Mary Jo Foley adds clarity.](http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsofts-2015-reorg-whos-in-whos-out/#ftag=RSSbaffb68) She confirms that Krill is out with Dynamics sales moving under Kevin Turner and Dynamics Marketing to Chris Capossela.] Source: *[Microsoft Shakes Up Its Leadership And Internal Structure As Its Fiscal Year Comes To A Close | TechCrunch](http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/17/microsoft-shakes-up-its-leadership-and-internal-structure-as-its-fiscal-year-comes-to-a-close/)* --- # Fixed Assets Additions Have No Accounts in GL Posting FAADD – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fixed-assets-additions-have-no-accounts-in-gl-posting-faadd-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2015-06-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article > I had a client at which I imported approximately 3900 Fixed Assets using the Integration Manager integration.  The Assets all had valid account groups assigned and were imported correctly. However, when creating the GL Posting for the Additions after the upload, the Assets that were added via Integration Manager all had no account numbers for … *From Ace Microtechnologies [Fixed Assets Additions Have No Accounts in GL Posting FAADD](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/06/fixed-assets-additions-no-accounts-gl-posting-faadd/)* --- # Real-world Business Intelligence with Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/real-world-business-intelligence-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-06-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Belinda and I have a new book out! It’s *[Real-world Business Intelligence with Microsoft Dynamics GP from PACKT Books](https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/real-world-business-intelligence-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013).* [![7241EN_0766_Real World Business Intelligence with Microsoft Dynamics GP.jpg](/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/7241EN_0766_Real-World-Business-Intelligence-with-Microsoft-Dynamics-GP.jpg-243x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/7241EN_0766_Real-World-Business-Intelligence-with-Microsoft-Dynamics-GP.jpg.png) This project was Belinda’s baby. She was kind enough to let me help, but her blood, sweat and tears are in this book. (Metaphorically speaking of course. If you want one with her actual blood, sweat and tears we’ll be doing a special edition later in the year at $499 each. Just kidding…maybe) So what’s in this book? Why should you care? We took a pile of real world BI scenarios from actual clients, made sure they were suitable for a large number of businesses and show how to build them in this book. The SQL Views alone are worth the price of admission. I was in favor of going all old school and making you key in the views. You could pretend you were twelve again and keying in programs from Commodore Magazine into your Commodore 64. There’s nothing like the anticipation of hoping it all runs after typing five pages of code. Fortunately for all of you, Belinda prevailed and the views are available for download when you buy the book. This a great companion and next step if you already have my [Building Dashboards](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs) book. I think you’ll love this one just as much. The [Amazon link is here](ttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1782177248/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1782177248&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkId=64JMFWBCLREWBM6Y) but Amazon still shows the pre-release/pre-order title and cover. The [Pack link is here.](https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/real-world-business-intelligence-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013) --- # Friday Fun: Best T-Shirt Ever - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-best-t-shirt-ever/ - Date: 2015-05-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![](/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/PRINCIPAL-CONSULTANT.jpg) Link to get it: PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT --- # Weekly Dynamic: Free items and inventory in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-free-items-and-inventory-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-05-11 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Here’s a scenario I saw this week. A client buys a lot of items from a particular supplier and the supplier periodically gives them free items. So, if they buy a 1,000 items at $500 each, they might get 50 more free. They don’t want to bring the free items in at $0 because that plays havoc with inventory valuation. They want to bring in all 1,050 items at the average price of roughly $476.  No big deal right? Just receive all 1.050 items for $500k and GP will calculate the right per item value. But what if the items get received over a multiple shipments and the free ones are at the end? They have to pay the invoices for the partial receipts in full and they get the free ones at the end. Here’s what we came up with. (If you’ve got a better idea, drop a comment). - Record the partial receipt at the ~476 average cost for all. - On the same receipt we have a dummy service item that holds the difference and puts it to an accrued cost account. This gets the receipt amount right for invoicing, but only applies the lower amount to inventory. When the free items come in: - Record the free items at the ~476 price as well. - Add a trade discount line and send it to the accrued cost account to clear it. Since these items are free, there is no invoice amount. Yes, this adds another account to reconcile, but it gets everything in GP and this is only happens periodically. It’s regular, but not constant so the account will go to zero occasionally. --- # Vote on Accurate GL to PA Reporting in Dynamics GP! – Etelligent Solutions – - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-on-accurate-gl-to-pa-reporting-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2015-04-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article > Figure 1 – Project Maintenance Window in GP Recently, the number of support calls for project accounting seem to have increased.  While I was out sear If you use Project Accounting, you really need to Vote on Accurate GL to PA Reporting in Dynamics GP! --- # What are Microsoft Dynamics GP Limited Users? Costs, Roles & Tasks – ERP Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-are-microsoft-dynamics-gp-limited-users-costs-roles-tasks-erp-software-blog/ - Date: 2015-04-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article > Are you looking for ways to lower the cost of a Microsoft Dynamics GP system? Consider Limited User licenses that are 80% less expensive than full Dynamics GP user Licenses. The Limited User license in Microsoft Dynamics GP is designed to give you a lower-cost alternative for extending ERP functionality to users who only need … Anya digs into *[What are Microsoft Dynamics GP Limited Users? Costs, Roles & Tasks](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/04/what-are-microsoft-dynamics-gp-limited-users-costs-roles-tasks/)* --- # GP Reporting Tip: Turn Any GP Report into a Word Template - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-reporting-tip-turn-any-gp-report-into-a-word-template/ - Date: 2015-04-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article > A Microsoft Dynamics GP reporting tip that few users know about is that any GP report can be turned into a template in Microsoft Word and saved as a default Turnkey Technologies explains how to *[Turn Any GP Report into a Word Template](//www.erpsoftwareblog.com/2015/04/gp-reporting-tip-turn-gp-report-word-template/)* --- # Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP and Excel | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/building-dashboards-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-excel-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2015-04-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Join me on May 7 for Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP and Excel with MSDynamicsWorld.com. --- # Mastering Multiple Currency Accounting | Kim Haythornthwaite | LinkedIn - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mastering-multiple-currency-accounting-kim-haythornthwaite-linkedin/ - Date: 2015-04-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Kim Haythornwaite from Nolan has a nice overview on Mastering Multiple Currency Accounting --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP and Hosted Exchange - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-and-hosted-exchange/ - Date: 2015-04-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With Dynamics GP one of the options for sending emails is to use an Exchange server. This process is a little bit of black box in that you put in your email and password and GP figures out the rest. For local Exchange servers and Office 365 this seems to work pretty well. But what if you’re on a hosted Exchanged server that is not Office 365? Well, that’s not officially supported so you’re just screwed, move on, nothing to see here. Oh wait. You’re not the type to give up that easily? Well neither am I. If you’re on a hosted Exchange server there are a couple of options. 1) Hit the **Show Advanced** button and put in alternate credentials. When you hit one of the windows where you can set your email information (for example: Administration > Company > Email Message Setup) his the Show Advanced button and input an alternate Login ID. Often these are provided when a hosted Exchanged account is setup.  This is the simplest option. If this doesn’t work, move on to option 2. ![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Capture-300x141.png) 2) Add the missing information to SQL. What’s happening is that GP is trying to auto detect the Exchange server. If it fails or your login doesn’t seem to work, you really don’t have any other options via the interface. This is what worked for me recently: - Connect to the user’s Outlook Web Access and ensure that the user can log in. - Once you know that works, grab the URL up to and including the .com (or other extension). - Past that into notepad and add /EWS/Exchange.asmx to the end. Office 365 looks like this for example: https://outlook.office365.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx. Other providers will have different web addresses but the /EWS/Exchange.asmx seems to be standard. - Open up SQL Management Studio and use this to add the user and Exchange location to the Dynamics SY04920 table. You need the user’s GP login, their email address and the server location with the /EWS/Exchange.asmx piece. The code would look something like this: USE [DYNAMICS] GO INSERT INTO [dbo].[SY04920] ([USERID] ,[Exchange\_Address] ,[Exchange\_Server\_URL]) VALUES (‘jdoe’ ,’jdoe@fakedhostedexchange.com’ ,’https://host6.fakehostedexchange.com/EWS/exchange.asmx’) GO The trick is getting GP to figure out the server. This tells GP what server to use and what credentials to pass. If there are more parameters after the .com extension you want to ignore them. Keep in mind that this process ‘could be a challenge if you are regularly adding users who send out emails and you have to add their email info via SLQ each time. Because of this option 1 is preferred if you can make that work. --- # Test Post - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/test-post-3/ - Date: 2015-04-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Test post tags --- # Real World Business Intelligence for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/real-world-business-intelligence-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2015-04-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article [![B00766_MockupCover_Normal_0.jpg](/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/B00766_MockupCover_Normal_0.jpg-243x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/B00766_MockupCover_Normal_0.jpg.png) My friend and fellow MVP Belinda Allen was working on a business intelligence book for Dynamics GP based on actual  visualizations built for GP users. She was kind enough to invite me in to help a little. Now the book is in the home stretch and [you can pre-order it from Packt.](https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/real-world-business-intelligence-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013) There’s going to be a name adjustment dropping the 2013 because these techniques work all the way back to version 10 and forward to beyond 2015. That’s just part of the fun of creating a book. You change a lot of stuff until you get it right, but I didn’t want to wait for the change to tell you it was coming! I really suck at keeping presents a secret. As I’ve worked through this with Belinda there are a few things I love about the approach of this book including: 1) These are real world scenarios used in real businesses so they’ve been well thought through. 2) The examples are diverse enough that they can be helpful in answering the age old question: “What do you put on your dashboard?”  You’ll find some ideas that you haven’t thought about yet. 3) There are some long views in here because we do cool stuff. That reminds me of my geeky youth typing long programs into a Commodore 64 from some nerd magazine and hoping that I typed it right so that the program would run. Sigh. 4) The book includes downloads of those long views (and the short views too) so that when the nostalgia of typing long commands wears off you can jump forward into the brave new world of today. 5) Belinda is an absolute freak about putting arrows in the screenshots so you know exactly what you are supposed to click on and in what order. By freak I mean that we’re forcing her into 12 step program once the book is final. [Real World Business Intelligence for Dynamics GP](https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/real-world-business-intelligence-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013) is also a nice follow up to [Building Dashboards with Dynamics GP and Excel](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs). If you’ve built a dashboard or two and you’re hungry for more, this is the perfect companion. If you’re looking to get started, buy them together. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Multicurrency and Management Reporter - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-multicurrency-and-management-reporter/ - Date: 2015-04-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Credit for this goes to my colleague Dave Dery. I’m the one who inadvertently created the problem, Dave worked with MS to get it solved. When working with MR, the import exchange ID’s need to be identical all the way through **including case**. For example, MR sees USD to CHF (Swiss Francs) and usd to chf as different ID’s. In our client’s case USD to Euro’s imported into MR fine, but USD to Swiss Franc’s wouldn’t. It was crazy. Setups were the same across different companies, but some multi-currency imports worked and some didn’t. If you run into that, check the case of your currency ID’s. They need to be consistent all the way through including case. MS has written this up as a bug. As part of troubleshooting, MR was updated to the absolute latest version (CU11) and the latest hot fix. The client’s SQL server was NOT case sensitive so the case difference shouldn’t have been a problem. --- # CPE for Microsoft Convergence 2015 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cpe-for-microsoft-convergence-2015/ - Date: 2015-04-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As in past years, Microsoft has quietly offered CPE for Convergence. This is considered on-site learning. It’s not NASBA approved because it’s on-site. Most states don’t require NASBA approval for on-site learning. Many, many CPA firms for example have in house developed training programs that qualify for CPE without NASBA approval. NASBA approval is required by most states for online courses to ensure that the online training meets a minimum standard. You don’t get CPE for the watching the post-Convergence videos. Acceptance of CPE credits varies by state so your mileage may vary. The link to the CPE form is buried in this [FAQ – Microsoft Convergence 2015](http://www.microsoft.com/en/envision#fbid=weyJu54Zeag) page. It’s at the end of the Content section, just before the Networking section. The Download link automatically downloads a PDF so it’s a pain to link to and I’m choosing not to provide a direct link. You’ll have to do a little more work if you want Convergence CPE. --- # DynamicsPerf Deep Dive – Baselines – Dynamics AX in the Field – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-deep-dive-baselines-dynamics-ax-in-the-field-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2015-03-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you hit the DynPerfMon session at Convergence 2015 make sure to checkout DynamicsPerf Deep Dive – Baselines --- # Addressing Dynamics GP Copy & Paste from Excel Issues – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/addressing-dynamics-gp-copy-paste-from-excel-issues-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2015-03-12 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Sheldon has some tips Addressing Dynamics GP Copy & Paste from Excel Issues --- # Weekly Dynamic: Shrink an account segment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-shrink-an-account-segment/ - Date: 2015-02-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- I want to stop and hang out for a minute on Leslie Vail’s post on [Reshuffling your Account Structure.](http://dynamicsconfessions.blogspot.com/2015/02/reshuffling-your-account-structure.html) Let’s pull out one part of this post. If you need to shrink the size of a segment in GP, you can do it. You’ll need to use PSTL to shrink the data adding spaces where you want to reduce the size. For example, I had someone recently who had a six digit segment with either 000000 or 000001 in the field. Among other things they wanted to shrink this to either a 0 or a 1. We used PSTL to update these to either ‘1     ‘ or ‘0     ‘.  That’s a 1 or a zero with 5 spaces behind it. We didn’t have to force the spaces, just updating to 1 or 0 left the account with the blank spaces. After that we run Administration | Utilities | System | Reconcile and reconcile shrinks up the accounts. You don’t have to change your account segment setup, reconcile does that as part of the process. Leslie covers a lot more in her post, but I wanted to highlight just that portion because I think it’s important all by itself. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Free Online Customer and Vendor Portal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-free-online-customer-vendor-portal/ - Date: 2015-02-16 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- I like to show off free stuff for Dynamics GP (though Leslie Vail is the queen of that). [Viewpost](https://www.viewpost.com/) offers a free, online vendor and customer portal with a really well built connector for Dynamics GP.  Even better, for just the portal pice, setup and syncing with GP is under an hour.  Connecting it to your bank accounts to make payments takes just a little longer. If you want to show your vendors what you’ll be paying or make it easy for your customer’s figure out what’s due, [Viewpost](https://www.viewpost.com/) is a great way to make that happen for exactly zip, nada, nothing. Sending invoices to your customers and receiving electronic payments from  them is also free. Plus the built in cash flow dashboard warms my heart. There are options to pay vendors electronically or by check that are cheaper than cutting a check yourself. [Viewpost](https://www.viewpost.com/) is a great way to provide self service options to your vendors and customer. Oh, and their website rocks on mobile devices making it easy to look stuff up. I spent some time with them the other day (their office is down the street) and I went back and setup one of my test companies in no time. They’ve got solid GP folks behind the sync connector so everything is both secure and fast. You can check them out at Convergence, but I’d look sooner. Tell them I said hi when you talk to them. [![viewpost](/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/viewpost.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/viewpost.png) [![viewpost](/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/viewpost.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/viewpost.png) --- # When are users logging in and out of Dynamics GP? – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/users-logging-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2015-02-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sheldon answers the question When are users logging in and out of Dynamics GP? --- # Budget Spreadsheets are Complex! – Energized Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/budget-spreadsheets-complex-energized-accounting/ - Date: 2015-02-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office - Type: original article Energized accounting knows that Budget Spreadsheets are Complex!  and offers a model for dealing with that complexity. --- # GP 2015 – How To Use The New Payment Terms – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2015-use-new-payment-terms-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2015-02-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article Etelligent explains GP 2015 – How To Use The New Payment Terms --- # Microsoft announcing FREE Power BI : Business Intelligence, Analytics & Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-announcing-free-power-bi-business-intelligence-analytics-excel/ - Date: 2015-02-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m late with this one but don’t miss Microsoft announcing FREE Power BI : Business Intelligence, Analytics & Excel. There is some good stuff in here. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Workflow Conflicts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-workflow-conflicts/ - Date: 2015-01-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- If you use the old SharePoint workflow and then upgrade to GP 2013 or higher and decided to use the new Workflow 2.0 functionality you need to disable the Sharepoint workflow or you can get conflicts. In my case, a company had been sold and was moving from a GP 2010 environment with SharePoint workflow to a new server with Workflow 2.0. SharePoint wasn’t installed on the new server but Workflow 2.0 worked fine in testing. Then we tried to test AP and GP would crash with the message than an error had occurred. After a lot of troubleshooting with MS, the problem was that SharePoint was was trying to create the frame around the AP window and causing the crash either in conflict with Workflow 2.0 or because the SharePoint site had been removed. The fix was a SQL statement to disable the SharePoint workflow like this: Use Dynamics Update sy01500 set WorkFlowEnabled=0 Where CMPANYID=X (where X is the company ID) --- # Dynamics GP 2013 Receivables EFT Currency Message After Adding a Currency ID to the Checkbook | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-receivables-eft-currency-message-adding-currency-id-checkbook-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2015-01-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics University works around some bugs with Dynamics GP 2013 Receivables EFT Currency Message After Adding a Currency ID to the Checkbook --- # Weekly Dynamic: Check for P.O.s during AP Entry - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-check-p-o-s-ap-entry/ - Date: 2015-01-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Dynamics GP has long had a challenge when it comes to paying P.O. invoices. If an invoice comes in to AP, AP may process it without realizing that there was an outstanding P.O. or Receipt to match the invoice against. This often orphans P.O. Receipts and can duplicate expenses. [We’ve dealt with cleaning this up before](/weekly-dynamic-cleaning-up-received-not-invoiced/). The GP team has tackled this with a new GP 2015 feature. You turn it on in Payables Setup, then AP transactions check for the possibility of open P.O.’s for the vendor selected. If an AP vendor has an open P.O., saving or posting the transaction will throw a warning. What’s nice is that the warning options include continuing with the transaction or opening a P.O. navigation list for that vendor making it easy to then flow into processing a PO transaction. --- # Get Control of AP with ACOM Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-control-ap-acom-solutions/ - Date: 2015-01-09 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015 - Type: original article 2015 is the year to get control of purchasing and AP. GP 2015 introduced new features to help with this and I’m pleased to welcome ACOM Solutions as a new sponsor of DynamicAccounting.net. ACOM Solutions helps you streamline and fully automate the AP process. Quit letting AP control you. Take control of AP in 2015. [![BA_V_DA_GP-AP_600x120_0115](/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/BA_V_DA_GP-AP_600x120_0115.gif)](/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/BA_V_DA_GP-AP_600x120_0115.gif) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Analytics for Dynamics GP on Sale for $199 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-analytics-sale/ - Date: 2015-01-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Start the new year right by digging into sales with Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Our signature plug and play sales dashboard for Dynamics GP is on sale for $199 all in, including maintenance. This price is only good for 2 weeks. You don’t need a code or a secret handshake, but on January 15th this deal is gone. Learn more and buy it at our [Analytics page](/analytics/). [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture3-300x245.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture3.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Requisitions and Asterisks - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-requisitions-asterisks/ - Date: 2014-12-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 R2’s new requisition window added a new indicator to GP…the asterisk. GP can already highlight required transactions in bold, red or bold+red, but an asterisk is new. In a Requisition, an asterisk is used to identify items NOT required on a Requisition, but that ARE required when transferring to a P.O. In other words, you don’t have to fill in items with an asterisk next to them, but the more you do fill out, the easier it will be to create the P.O. --- # Adding a New Dynamics GP Company in MR 2012 – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/adding-new-dynamics-gp-company-mr-2012-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-12-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article From Etelligent Solutions comes Adding a New Dynamics GP Company in MR 2012 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Workflow Delegation Part 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-workflow-delegation-part-2/ - Date: 2014-12-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- In GP 2013 R2 there are elements to delegating a workflow. The first is the ability to delegate workflow for a period of time. I’ve covered that type of [workflow delegation previously.](/weekly-dynamic-workflow-delegation/) The second type delegation of an individual transaction an that  is controlled via a checkbox in the set up for a particular workflow. Checking the box “allow approver to delegate tasks” lets an approver to delegate individual transactions to someone else for approval. Users get links for Approve, Reject and Delegate. I really only see this as useful for those scenarios where someone is too busy to really review prior to approving something (In a meeting, boarding a plane, etc.). It might make sense to delegate this at that point to speed up the approval. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Layer Reset - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-layer-reset/ - Date: 2014-12-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Let’s say that you need to reset the layers on an inventory item. Maybe an item has been tracked at zero cost. Maybe it’s just a mess because because of unit of measure problems. Here’s a simple solution. Do an inventory adjsutment  and write off all of that item. Now there are no at and no cost. Now write back on the items at the appropriate cost. With that you have a new base layer to work from. --- # Get First and Last Date of Previous Month | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-first-last-date-previous-month-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2014-12-01 - Topics: SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Some SQL fun from Dynamics University: Get First and Last Date of Previous Month --- # Open Forum – GPUG – Dynamics GP User Group Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/open-forum-gpug-dynamics-gp-user-group-community/ - Date: 2014-11-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Rick Lewis has some great info on GP Word Templates in the Dynamics GP User Group Community Collaborate site. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Auto Number by Class - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-auto-number-class/ - Date: 2014-11-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 introduced automatic numbering for fixed assets. The setting is found in Fixed Asset Company Setup. R2 went one step further. You can also auto number assets by Class, so each class can get it’s own number sequence. The setup is found under Fixed Asset Class Setup. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture-300x142.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Workflow PO Total Problem - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-workflow-po-total-problem/ - Date: 2014-11-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2015, GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- There’s a problem when using the new GP 2013 R2 Workflow with Purchase Orders. When you submit a PO for approval through the new workflow the P.O. total is 0 (zero). This is because PO total isn’t available until the PO has been released, but the PO doesn’t get released until it’s approved. It’s a weird catch 22. I’ve really only found one good work around and that’s to have the user who is submitting the PO put the total in the workflow comment. Realistically you need to add the line items to the email so the approver will see the line items and could add them up to confirm the total. You really need both, a total without detail is really tough for the approver. Detail without a total adds to the approvers work because they have to add it up. I’m hoping this gets fixed in GP 2015 but for now this is the only workaround I’ve found. This is NOT an issue for Requisitions. Totals work correctly with requisitions. It’s only a problem if submit PO’s for approval. Mark --- # Weekly Dynamic: Source Document - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-source-document/ - Date: 2014-11-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- I’m not a fan of using a 13th period in Dynamics GP. It tends complicate some things unnecessarily. Most folks want a 13th period to be able to isolate and identify audit or post closing adjustments. A 13th period is a way to handle that but there’s a better way. GP allows us to select different sources for GL transactions. Instead of using the default Source Document of GJ, you can use your own source document with a  name like Audit PostClose. To create your own source, simply pick Administration>Posting>Source Document. Give the source an ID and a description. [![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture4-300x290.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture4.png) When entering an audit adjustment simply change the source document to your new source. This makes it easy to pick out adjustments via SmartLists or other tools. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Issues with the R2 Action Pane - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-issues-r2-action-pane/ - Date: 2014-10-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Talking with users at the GPUG Summit reinforced the some things that I’d been hearing recently. There are some bugs in the GP 2013 R2 Action Pane. Certain things just don’t work. I don’t have a comprehensive list but it’s mostly window and menu items that were previously in the product but are now missing. If you find that’s you’re missing something, try reverting to the old menu using User Preference. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel Deployment Problem - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-deployment-problem/ - Date: 2014-10-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- I had a client with multiple companies that wanted to start using Excel reports in GP 2013. The reports showed as deployed but some companies were missing the actual reports. “No problem,” I thought. Just redeploy. After a redeploy, two of the primary companies still didn’t have reports. When I tried to deploy them individually, I got a a message that I to select a company, even though I had selected a company. The internet was only marginally helpful. Mariano Gomez pointed toward some of the tables and that was about the best I could find. So I double checked the SY01500 table to make sure that I didn’t have some kind of weird company setup problem. Everything looked fine. Then I checked the syDeployedReports table. This client isn’t using SSRS reports yet so the only thing that could be in this table were the Excel report deployments. Sure enough, this table showed deployed reports for my companies that wouldn’t work. I cleared the table and redeployed all reports for all companies. That fixed the problem. I’m hoping this post provides a shortcut for someone else. I spent way too much time looking for a fix. --- # Weekly Dynamic: R2 Workflow Non-Approval Workflow Steps - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-r2-workflow-non-approval-workflow-steps/ - Date: 2014-10-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- So let’s keep exploring the new Workflow in R2. A reminder, GP’s workflow was rewritten from scratch in R2 removing any dependency on Sharepoint. Workflow is an approval workflow and they weren’t kidding when they said that. Here’s a scenario: If Buyer = Joe and Subtotal <5,000 send to Julie for approval If Buyer = Joe and Subtotal is between 5,000 and 10,000 send to Ralph for approval. If Buyer = Joe and Subtotal >10,000 send to Sandy for approval. You’d think that you could do a single branch of if Buyer = Joe as a first step and then do sub-steps for the approval but it doesn’t work that way. If you set it up that way someone has to approve Joe as the buyer before it goes out to the next approver. That’s not what people normally want. You can’t have a workflow step that doesn’t include an approval. What you have to do is setup the steps as described above with each step as 1st step. It works just fine but it is clunky to setup. It’s clunkier too if you have a final approval step for accounting attached to each step too. Workflow works fine, but there is some room for improvement. Just remember, you can’t have a workflow step without an approval. With that you’ll be fine. --- # Another year as a Dynamics GP MVP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/another-year-dynamics-gp-mvp/ - Date: 2014-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I got word from Microsoft today that my MVP status has been renewed for another year. It’s been a rough couple of weeks personally so it’s nice to get some good news. --- # Change SQL Server From Windows Authentication To Mixed Mode | azurecurve - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/change-sql-server-windows-authentication-mixed-mode-azurecurve/ - Date: 2014-09-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Type: original article Ian explains how to Change SQL Server From Windows Authentication To Mixed Mode --- # Weekly Dynamic: Workflow Delegation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-workflow-delegation/ - Date: 2014-09-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With the new Workflow 2.0 in GP, approvers can delegate approval. After all, even though you can approve via email on your phone, that doesn’t mean that you want to when you are on vacation. Delegation is assigned in GP in User Preferences>Workflow Delegation. You can delegate all workflow types or specific workflow types and you can set time frames. I’m not sure how you delegate without a GP account. It appears that you can pick who you are delegating for but I wasn’t able to really test that and I managed to lock up the window a couple of times playing with it, so it’s a bit of a work in process. Still, the functionality is pretty cool. [![Delegation](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Delegation.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Delegation.png)[![Delegation](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Delegation-300x170.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Delegation.jpg) --- # DynamicsPerf 1.20 RTM is HERE !! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsperf-1-20-rtm/ - Date: 2014-09-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article DynamicsPerf 1.20 RTM is HERE !!  Dynamics Performance Manager lets you troubleshoot SQL specifically related to the various Dynamics products. This is link to send to your DBA. --- # Dynamics GP Word Template for Upgraded SOP Blank History Invoice Confounds – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-word-template-upgraded-sop-blank-history-invoice-confounds-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-09-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sheldon has a great look at how the Dynamics GP Word Template for Upgraded SOP Blank History Invoice Confounds people, including me some days. --- # Friday Fun: Microsoft, Pearson VUE partner to make exam-taking and scheduling more convenient - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-microsoft-pearson-vue-partner-make-exam-taking-scheduling-convenient/ - Date: 2014-09-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This was one of my favorite headlines of the week in light of Microsoft recently eliminating the exams for Dynamics GP, NAV and SL. Microsoft, Pearson VUE partner to make exam-taking and scheduling more convenient…by eliminate the exams completely! --- # Dynamics GP 2013 R2 – New Features in The Foundation Modules – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-r2-new-features-foundation-modules-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-09-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Etelligent Solutions digs into Dynamics GP 2013 R2 – New Features in The Foundation Modules --- # Weekly Dynamic: Add Requisition Detail to Workflow Email - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-add-requisition-detail-workflow-email/ - Date: 2014-09-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- The GP Team has really built a nice first release of Workflow in R2. My only disappointment was that the approval email didn’t have line item detail. It’s tough approve a Requisition or a P.O. when you only know what the total is. Fortunately, the team included the ability to add it, it just didn’t make it into the default. Here is how you add line item detail to a workflow email. 1) Administration>Setup>Company>Workflow>Email Message Setup 2) Enter your network password if prompted 3) Select a message ID. I’ve picked the default Requisition named: WF Assign POREQ Approval [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture3-256x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture3.png) 4) Click the Document Lines tab and add the fields you want from the box on the left to the box on the right. [![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture4-300x158.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture4.png) 5) Back on the Body tab, place your cursor where the details lines need to go. 6) In the bottom section pick Document Fields, Select Document Line Fields and hit insert. This insert a placeholder for the document lines that will add whatever detail fields were selected in step 4 above. [![Capture5](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture5-300x199.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture5.png) 7) Click Save to finish. Now when the approval email goes out, it will look similar to this: [![Picture1](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Picture1-300x227.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Picture1.png) For most folks, this is going to be enough info to decide whether or not approve a transaction and having that detail in the email significantly reduces the friction around approvals. --- # How to use Dynamics GP SmartList to find accounts with the wrong posting type – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/use-dynamics-gp-smartlist-find-accounts-wrong-posting-type-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-09-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This just can’t be covered enough. From Sheldon: How to use Dynamics GP SmartList to find accounts with the wrong posting type --- # Management Reporter ‘Bad or missing data…’ error | azurecurve - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-bad-missing-data-error-azurecurve/ - Date: 2014-09-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ian Grieve covers Management Reporter ‘Bad or missing data…’ error --- # Weekly Dynamic: Remove Security Records - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-remove-security-records/ - Date: 2014-09-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- So you’ve finally updated your security from the automatic security import from version 9, or maybe your business has changed and you’ve consolidated a bunch of security settings and now you need to get rid of some roles, tasks or alternate/modified dictionaries. Its important to clean this up so you don’t accidentally assign security improperly using old setup. It’s actually pretty easy to clean these up. GP offers a Remove Security Setup Records Utility in Administration>Utilities. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture-300x226.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Capture.png) The window is pretty straightforward. Pick the type of records to remove, set the range of records, and hit process. Cleaning up security is important and this provides a nice way to make that easier. --- # Happy Anniversary - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-anniversary/ - Date: 2014-09-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Today is the 9th anniversary of DynamicAccounting.net. With more than 6,600 posts thats 2 posts a day, every day, for 9 years. Since I don’t post on weekends, it’s almost 3 posts a day, every business day, for 9 years. Thank you to everyone who helped me along the way. Don’t go anywhere, there’s a lot more to come. --- # SmartList Designer “Go To” Feature in Dynamics GP 2013 R2 – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-designer-go-feature-dynamics-gp-2013-r2-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-09-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Etelligent Solutions demonstrates the SmartList Designer “Go To” Feature in Dynamics GP 2013 R2 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Notify GP users about downtime - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-notify-gp-users-downtime/ - Date: 2014-09-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Dynamics GP 2013 R2 includes the ability to notify users. Typically this is for down time, but it could be for anything. In R2, select Administration>Utilities>Send Users Message The display shows all users and any companies that they are logged into. You can choose to send logged in users a message or add a message as a task with a reminder. This is a great way to remind users that GP is going down for maintenance. Conveniently, locking users out for maintenance is located right below it on the menu. --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 R2 Document Attach Setup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-r2-document-attach-setup/ - Date: 2014-08-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 R2 changes the way document attachment works in GP 2013. Files are now uploaded to the database instead of a file share. This change happens as part of the upgrade. However, there are still some document attachment features that can be turned on via Administration>Setup>Company>Document Attachment Setup. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Capture1-279x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Capture1.png) There are a couple of key settings here: **Allow Document Attachments**: This lights up a dedicated ATTACH button in places like Payables and Sales Orders. This turns on the ability to do more than just store documents. You’ll need this on to use functionality to email documents too. In the top section you can set a default location and enable the option to delete the file after it’s attached. **Maximum file size:** This sets the maximum file size for emailing a file. Typically this should be somewhere between 10 and 25 megabytes for most corporate email systems. This is important because getting it wrong means that emailed items won’t be delivered. **Allow attachments to be deleted**: This controls whether attachments can be deleted and whether a password is required for deletion. Below this are controls for flowing attachments from master records and adding default attributes. **Send documents in email:** this is the master switch for allowing emailing of documents. Typically you’re going to want to at least turn on attachments to light up the Attachment icons, even if you don’t want to email attachments. --- # Options to be aware of with Excel Budget Imports into Dynamics GP 2013 – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/options-aware-excel-budget-imports-dynamics-gp-2013-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-08-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Options to be aware of with Excel Budget Imports into Dynamics GP 2013 – Etelligent Solutions-. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel import GL without Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-import-gl-without-excel/ - Date: 2014-08-11 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 R2 added a great feature allowing users to [import from Excel to the GL in GP](/featured-post-weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-r2-paste-gl-excel/).  But you don’t have to have Excel. I did some work with someone who didn’t have Excel on their server so I saved the Excel source as a text file, opened the text file on the server and did a copy/paste from the text file. It worked great. I can only assume that this will work with any other app that you can copy/paste from, text file, Google Docs, etc. As long as the items are in the right order it seems work just fine. --- # What is Dynamics GP Workspace For Office 365 – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-workspace-office-365-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-08-11 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Judy Hirst answers What is Dynamics GP Workspace For Office 365? --- # Friday Fun: Most Unusual Things Employees Were Caught Doing When They Should Have Been Working - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-unusual-things-employees-caught-working/ - Date: 2014-08-08 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Most Unusual Things Employees Were Caught Doing When They Should Have Been Working. Do I really have to explain this? --- # GPUG All Star Award 2014 Survey - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-star-award-2014-survey/ - Date: 2014-08-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s time to vote now for the 2014 GPUG All Stars in the GPUG All Star Award 2014 Survey. A reminder: GPUG All Stars are those individuals who help the greater GPUG community by showing: - **Courage** – The strength to persevere and holds the talent to teach fellow GP users - **Passion** – Willingness to share their GP and technology passion with others - **Resolve** – Willingness to take the time to help others with challenges they face - **Advancement** – The pursuit of individual and organizational growth and development - **Commitment** – A deep-rooted responsibility to further the mission of GPUG for the good of the GP community and Dynamics industry To be nominated is an honor, we have over 15,000 active members with in the GPUG Community.  Who deserves your vote for 2014?  Please vote for 3 individuals for this year’s award. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Column Sizes in SmartLists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-column-sizes-smartlists/ - Date: 2014-08-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Sometimes when working with SmartLists you end up with a lot of headings that have long names but the data inside is short. Maybe the specific data is represented by a 0 or 1 to indicate Off/On. Maybe it’s a short date with a really long name/description. There is an easy way to reset column sizes to the longest piece of data in the column. In a SmartList, select the separator bar in the header. Your cursor will change to arrows to indicate that you can drag the column width to make is larger or smaller. Instead, double click. The header will resize based on the longest piece of information in the columns. Longer portions of the header will be hidden. This can make the header harder to read, but by then, you probably already know what the header is and you’re trying to compare columns without them falling off the screen. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Capture-300x98.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Capture.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 R2 Make a Workflow Active - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-r2-make-workflow-active/ - Date: 2014-07-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- In GP 2013 R2 I think a lot of people are going to start at least playing with workflow. I thought I’d give you a quick tip. You have to check the Active box to actually activate a particular workflow. If you don’t activate a workflow, the workflow never kicks in. Also, you can only have one active workflow at a time for a particular area so if you’re testing changes and forget to activate the new workflow you’ll keep getting the old one. You don’t have to think very hard to figure out how I came across this…hint, the hard way. Its just really easy to set all of the other workflow settings and forget to check the box. Ten minutes later you pull a Homer Simpson and realize you forgot to make the workflow active. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture4-300x231.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture4.png) --- # Friday Fun: My First Novel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-first-novel/ - Date: 2014-07-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In between everything else, I’ve managed to pound out a novel that has nothing to do with Dynamics GP. My first novel, *Death from Above* is done. I’ve got some final proofing before it becomes available, but it’s done and should be out in the next couple of weeks as both a book and an ebook. If you’d like to be notified when it comes out, please sign up at this link. ![](https://www.createspace.com/Img/T464/T58/T88/BookCoverImage.jpg?random=0.19623555463719544) *Tourists have stolen the sacred codex of the Mayan sky god Q’uq’umatz. Now airliners are falling out of the sky and it’s up to NTSB investigator Jennifer Lynch to figure out why.* *When the stolen codex keeps showing up at crash sites, Lynch teams with Mayan expert Max Gutierrez and oddball Homeland Security agent Lizard Wong to try to solve the crashes.* *With both terrorists and the FBI hunting for them, can they figure out how to return the codex and stop the crashes before hundreds more die?* If you’d like to know more, there’s more background available at [mpolino.com](http://mpolino.com/first-novel-done/) --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 R2 Print Checks Button - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-r2-print-checks-button/ - Date: 2014-07-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 R2 introduced the Action Pane (for those who live in the real world, the “ribbon”). It’s new so it’s still got a few quirks. Unfortunately, one of those quirks comes when printing AP checks. On the Print Payables Checks window there are actually two print icons. One with a piece of paper like a document behind it and a plain one. The left most one, the one with document behind it (highlighted in yellow below) actually prints checks. The plain icon (circled in red below) prints an edit list. There is one other clue. Until you pick a batch in Batch ID, only the plain icon exists. The ability to print checks isn’t activated until you pick a batch [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture3.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture3.png) Frankly this just seems like a quality issue that needs to get fixed. I’ve created a connect item to bring this to the team’s attention. You can vote for it at [https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/925337/fix-print-icon-in-gp-2013-r2-print-paybles-checks](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F925337%252Ffix-print-icon-in-gp-2013-r2-print-paybles-checks&wct=2016-04-16T14%3A14%3A24Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamcis GP Fixed Asset improvements with Navigation Lists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamcis-gp-fixed-asset-improvements-navigation-lists/ - Date: 2014-07-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- Navigation Lists bring some pretty cool features to Dynamics GP. On the Polino Roundtable GPUG Special Interest group, we stumbled on another. Someone asked  if it was possible to mass retire assets. You can, it’s a menu choice under Financial Transactions. But you have to create a group and groups are a pain to create and they aren’t shared among users so the pain of creating one can’t even be diffused among the user group. This is where Navigation Lists come in. To use Navigation Lists to make this process easier: - In GP, select the Financial Area Page and pick the Assets navigation list on the left. - Check the box next to several assets not next to each other and click the retire icon. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture1-300x130.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture1.png) GP auto creates a group on the fly and opens the Mass Retire window for you to complete the retirement selections. [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture2-300x193.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture2.png) This works for other mass asset options too, like depreciation and transfers. Also, you have all the filter capability of navigation lists to make it easy to pick the right assets. --- # Satya Nadella’s email to employees: Bold ambition and our core - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/satya-nadellas-email-employees-bold-ambition-core/ - Date: 2014-07-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has a new email out to Microsoft employees here at the end of Microsoft’s fiscal year. The short version is Microsoft is now about helping people get stuff done. That’s a mission that I can get behind. You can check out the whole thing at Satya Nadella’s email to employees: Bold ambition and our core. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Let GP 2013 R2 Suggest Sales Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-let-gp-2013-r2-suggest-sales-items/ - Date: 2014-07-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- GP 2013 brought the ability to suggest related items. If you’re selling computers you can suggest a warranty, or cables, or a case. Whatever. GP 2013 R2 takes this to the next level with both a suggested sales script (eh) and the ability to analyze and previous sales to help figure out what items should be suggested. In GP 2013 R2, open up an Item in Item Cards and hit the Suggest Items button. Then hit the Analyze button on the ribbon. You can change the dates and items to search for to limit what GP looks for.  GP will suggest items to be used as suggested items. I think this is the piece that this feature was missing at release. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture-300x228.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Capture.png) --- # Will you update to Dynamics GP 2013 R2? – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/will-update-dynamics-gp-2013-r2-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-07-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon wants to know, Will you update to Dynamics GP 2013 R2? --- # Field Notes for GP 2013 R2 Copy/Paste to GL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-notes-gp-2013-r2-copypaste-gl/ - Date: 2014-07-03 - Topics: Development & Integration, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I’m using the new R2 copy/paste functionality in GP to bring in beginning balances for someone so I thought I make a few notes on the new functionality here. - **You don’t have to copy/paste from Excel**. This client doesn’t have Excel on the server and there are restrictions preventing copy/paste from remote machines. I copied data into notepad, saved them as text files, moved them to the server and I’m copying/pasting from there. It works just fine. You can even open a text file in a browser and copy/paste from the browser. - **Pay attention to any reports.** The reports only pop up if there is an error. So far, the error messages have been very clear and helpful. - **You cannot import a line with a zero amount for both debit and credit.** I think this should be an option or there should be an option to just ignore these. It’s tough to clean empty accounts from source files for things like beginning balance imports or recurring imports where you don’t control the source (like a sheet from a vendor). - **You cannot import a negative debit or credit.** In GP if you key a negative debit, it makes the amount a credit and vice versa. Mohammed Daoud’s GL copy/paste tool does that too. The GP tool only uses positives. I’d love to see this a future option. I’ve built and run integrations with Integration Manager, SmartConnect, SQL, Table Import, Excel + Macros, Word + Macros, Excel Paste, and now GP native GL Paste. There is still something magical about pushing a button and watching data appear. I think this functionality is long overdue and it’s going to be used a lot. The limitations are small and easily worked around. If it always seems to take MS 3 tries to get something right, I can’t imagine what this 1.0 product is going to look like in two iterations. --- # Help us resurrect MDA! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/featured-post-help-us-resurrect-mda/ - Date: 2014-06-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- A number of MVP’s were helping me out with some Analytical Accounting issues the other day and we all started talking about what a pain AA is. It’s hard to report off, budgeting is a nightmare, partners burn a lot of goodwill and hard earned money implementing it, and what most users want is a simple way to tag additional information on to GL entry. Something like Multi Dimensional Analysis (MDA). MDA still exists, it’s technically installed with AA, but Microsoft tried to kill it off a few years ago. When users pushed back, MS relented and gave us back MDA, but with a price. MDA was deprecated, no changes, no fixes. Then when Management Reporter came out, it wouldn’t report off of MDA data. That was nearly another death blow, but MDA lives. We think Microsoft should end the toxic experiment that is AA and give us back MDA. At least give us bug fixes and the ability to report off of it via Management Reporter. Make no mistake, this is an uphill fight. [Ian Grieve compared it to the Rebel Alliance in Star Wars.](http://www.azurecurve.co.uk/2014/06/the-rebel-alliance-needs-you-or-vote-to-resurrect-multi-dimensional-analysis/) You can help make a difference by [voting for this item on MS Connect.](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F907907%252Fbring-mda-back-to-dynamics-gp&wct=2016-04-16T11%3A16%3A09Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) Here is the full link: [https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/907907/bring-mda-back-to-dynamics-gp](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F907907%252Fbring-mda-back-to-dynamics-gp&wct=2016-04-16T11%3A16%3A09Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) Please vote. We could really use your help to make GP better. [Sidebar: After a lot of jokes comparing various MVP’s with certain Star Wars characters, we degraded from Star Wars to [Space Balls](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094012/). I’m now John Candy’s character Barf] --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 Doc Attach 2.0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/featured-post-weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-doc-attach-2-0/ - Date: 2014-06-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article --- Featured Post --- With GP 2013 R2, Microsoft has completely reworked the document attachment functionality and christened it Doc Attach 2.0. Here’s what you need to know: - Attachments have moved from a link to a file to being stored in a database. - Some windows have dedicated attachment buttons but the old style paperclip now uses Doc Attach 2.0 as well. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture2.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture2.png) - If you are a heavy user of the existing attachment functionality there is a utility to help move those items into the database for use with Doc Attach 2.0. Here a quick example using a payables transaction: - Open Payables Transaction Entry - Click the yellow notes icon next to the voucher number - Click the paper clip icon to open the Document Attach Management window [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture3-300x274.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture3.png) - To scan a document, click the Scan button - To attach an existing document, click Attach and use typical navigation to pick a file. - Repeat to attach multiple files. - Click OK to finish You can add a description to clarify any attachments. Deleting an attachment also adds a notation in the deleted tab for audit purposes. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture4-300x140.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture4.png) Doc Attach 2.0 doesn’t have the full functionality of some of the 3rd party document management systems, but it’s designed to be easy to use and it succeeds in that job. For me this is a huge step up. Over at [MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/gp-2013-r2/four-reasons-why-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-r2s-new-doc-attach-here-stay) I have more about why I think storing attachments in the database is the right approach. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 – We Need a National Accounts Window For Vendors – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-need-national-accounts-window-vendors-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-06-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy argues that We Need a National Accounts Window For Vendors . I agree. Follow the link for an opportunity to vote on the feature. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Management Reporter Install and Functional Currency - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/featured-post-weekly-dynamic-management-reporter-install-functional-currency/ - Date: 2014-06-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Before you install Management Reporter, make sure that ALL of your GP companies have a functional currency assigned. All means, all the companies attached to the Dynamics database that you are using. If you have a test company missing a functional currency, the install will fail. Make sure that you check them all. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Office 365 Compatibility – What You Need To Know – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-office-365-compatibility-need-know-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-06-11 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Judy has a great look at Microsoft Dynamics GP and Office 365 Compatibility – What You Need To Know --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 R2 Paste to GL from Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/featured-post-weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-r2-paste-gl-excel/ - Date: 2014-06-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Alright, it’s time to look at one of the most anticipated new features of GP 2013 R2, copying and pasting from Microsoft Excel to the GP GL. The process is straight forward. You need the Excel sheet in a specific order: Description, Account, Debit, Credit. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture-300x237.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture.png) If you don’t have a description, that column can be blank but it needs to be there. Use the cursor to select only the data, not any headers, and copy the data (Home>Copy, Right Click + Copy, CTRL+C). In GP, start a GL transaction (Financial>Transactions>Financial>General) Click the big Paste button on the ribbon, next to copy. The data will be pasted in. [![Capture1](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture1-300x289.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Capture1.png) You still have to fill out the rest of the information, Date, Batch, Reference, etc. Copying and pasting only works one transaction at a time, but it works. --- # Commenting in Performance Analyzer for Microsoft Dynamics (DynamicsPerf) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/commenting-performance-analyzer-microsoft-dynamics-dynamicsperf/ - Date: 2014-06-09 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Commenting in Performance Analyzer for Microsoft Dynamics has been upgraded. Comments are designed to help document what changes were made and why. --- # Dynamics GP 2013: Setting Up New Companies – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-setting-new-companies-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-06-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon explains copying companies as an option for Dynamics GP 2013: Setting Up New Companies --- # Activating Dynamics GP 2013 Purchase Order Approval – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/activating-dynamics-gp-2013-purchase-order-approval-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-06-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy covers the traditional GP PO Approval (not the new R2 stuff) in Activating Dynamics GP 2013 Purchase Order Approval --- # Performance Analyzer for Microsoft Dynamics 1.20 Deployment Guide - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-analyzer-microsoft-dynamics-1-20-deployment-guide/ - Date: 2014-06-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Microsoft has released a new Performance Analyzer for Microsoft Dynamics 1.20 Deployment Guide Don’t be fooled, performance analyzer isn’t just an AX tool. It’s optimized for all of the Dynamics Products including Dynamics GP. If you need to collect info to analyze the performance of Dynamics GP, this is the tool. On top of that there is a set of queries to capture baselines to better understand what’s happening when usage suddenly spikes. --- # New home for DYNAMICSPERF - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-home-for-dynamicsperf/ - Date: 2014-05-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article New home for DYNAMICSPERF !! What is DynamicsPerf?  Performance Analyzer for Microsoft Dynamics is a toolset developed by Microsoft Premier Field Engineering. This toolset is a set of SQL scripts to collect SQL Server DMV data and Microsoft Dynamics specific product data persisted into a singular database called **DynamicsPerf**. This allows for quick resolution of performance issues on Microsoft Dynamics products (CRM, AX, GP, NAV, SL) --- # DynamicAccounting.net has a new look - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-new-look/ - Date: 2014-05-27 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article [DynamicAccounting.net](/) has a whole new look. If you normally read the articles via a feed reader, head on over to the site and check out the new bolder, cleaner look. The new look is also optimized for mobile so it looks great on both a phone and a tablet. Let me know what you think in the comments. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Management Reporter Report Wizard - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-management-reporter-report-wizard/ - Date: 2014-05-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you’re trying to get started with Management Reporter, but you feel a little stuck, try the Report Wizard. The MR Report Wizard is found under Tools > Report Wizard and it’s a great way to get started. Building a report this way creates the rows, columns and optionally trees for you to see how it’s done. It’s not perfect, but It’s a place to start. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture1-300x218.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture1.png) --- # AA Discrepancies between Dynamics GP and MR – Etelligent - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/aa-discrepancies-between-dynamics-gp-and-mr-etelligent/ - Date: 2014-05-21 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Sheldon tackles AA Discrepancies between Dynamics GP and MR. He’s a better man than me. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Drill Back to GP via SSRS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-drill-back-gp-via-ssrs/ - Date: 2014-05-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article We’ve looked at [drilling down from Excel by using a hyperlink to lookup a record in GP](/).  Michelle Kocher was recently looking to do this from SSRS and she was kind enough to share the details. In the Properties for the Text Box that holds the document that you want to add the hyper link to: 1. Pick Action 2. Pick Go to URL 3. Click the box to add an expression 4. Paste in your hyperlink (usually this comes from a refreshable Excel data connection) 5. Put an equal sign in front and double quotes around the hyperlink. 6. For parameters, close the expression with a double quotes, use the plus + sign to connect fields for lookup. 7. You might want to rtrim the items to remove spaces at the right. In the expression below, Michelle breaks out of the hyperlink to connect a beginning SOP value, continues the hyperlink and breaks out again to connect an ending SOP value. The breakouts are surrounded by plus signs and use rtrim to remove excess spaces. We both wrestled with this a little bit and couldn’t find a good example of what the expression should look like so we thought we would share this with you and have it available for the next time we need it. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture3.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture3.png)The server and company have been hidden for privacy reasons --- # Friday Fun: Top Performers Quit! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-top-performers-quit/ - Date: 2014-05-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article What’s sad is how true this is. --- # GP2TheMAX – Helping users get the ‘MAX’ from Dynamics GP: Company financial data doesn’t appear in Management Reporter 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-company-financial-data-doesnt-appear-in-management-reporter-2012/ - Date: 2014-05-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly solved a problem where Company financial data doesn’t appear in Management Reporter 2012. It was a tricky problem with ultimately and easy fix. --- # Dynamics GP: Word Template Documentation & Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-word-template-documentation-resources/ - Date: 2014-05-12 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Sheldon has a nice round up of Dynamics GP: Word Template Documentation & Resources. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Assets Held for Sale - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-assets-held-sale/ - Date: 2014-05-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With fixed assets, sometimes a decision has been made to sell an asset, but this can take time. Assets held for sale shouldn’t be depreciated and they should be segregated on the balance sheet, but they really shouldn’t be retired until they are sold. Here is one option to deal with that in Microsoft Dynamics GP. The first time, you setup an option for Assets Held for Sale: 1. Setup or identify balance sheet accounts for Assets Held for Sale, Accumulated Depreciation for assets held for sale, gain, loss, proceeds. 2. Setup a Fixed Asset Class and an Account Group that is tied to accounts for assets held for sale. 3. In the account group setup, leave depreciation expense blank. To set an asset as held for sale, follow the steps below in order. The order is important. First, stop the depreciation: 1. Open up the Asset Book record (Financial | Cards | Book, Asset ID, Book) and change the Depreciation Method to No Depreciation. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture-300x105.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture.png) 2. Save the record and select Yes when asked about changing a depreciation sensitive field. 3. Select Recalculate when asked about Reset options. This stops the depreciation but retains the original life and depreciation amounts. Second, change the asset to “held for sale”: 1. Open the Asset General record (Financial | Cards | General, Asset) and change the Class and Account Groups to the new Asset Held for Sale Groups. 2. Save the record. 3. If GP asks about propagating the change to the various books DO NOT CHECK the propagate boxes. You’ve already fixed that by changing the book record first. If GP generates an error that the Book/Class record is missing that’s OK too. You don’t want to roll this down. Changing the General Card second and no propagating the record gives you better control over what changes since you controlled that above when changing the book. Finally, transfer the existing amounts for cost and accumulated depreciation to assets held for sale. 1. Start a transfer transaction (Financial | Transactions | Transfer) and pick the asset to be held for sale. 2. Click the blue arrow (expansion button) next to G/L Accounts and note the Depreciation Expense account in use. [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture2-300x118.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture2.png) 3. Select the Account Group created for Assets Held for Sale. Add back the Depreciation Expense account noted above. We don’t want to move depreciation expense. 4. Click Transfer to complete the transfer. This moves cost and accumulated depreciation to the Asset Held for Sale accounts but leaves depreciation expense in the original account. The net result is that the asset, at net book value, is now in an asset class designated as held for sale and separated on the balance sheet. Ongoing depreciation has been suspended, but previous depreciation expense is in its original location. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Budget Exports vs. Analytical Accounting Budget Exports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-budget-exports-vs-analytical-accounting-budget-exports/ - Date: 2014-05-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I got burned by this recently so I thought I would share this to save you some time. If you export a budget from Dynamics GP 2013 (and presumably earlier versions), Excel is not required on the machine. As a consultant I often end up with remote access only to the SQL Server. If GP is installed, I can still export a budget, save the Excel file, and move it to a different computer to work with it. Exporting Analytical Accounting based budgets does not work the same way. With AA budgets, Excel is REQUIRED (though this isn’t documented or listed in a KB) on the machine performing the export because the AA budget routine opens the budget spreadsheet when done. If Excel is not installed on the machine, GP throws the helpful error: Unhandled object exception: Invalid class string EXCEPTION\_CLASS\_OBJECT\_EXCEPTION ExceptionSubClass:-2147221005 Hopefully, Google and Bing will index this now so that someone else won’t get stuck trying to hunt down this error. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Create a Super User - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-create-super-user/ - Date: 2014-04-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Fastpath has written about [minimizing the ‘sa’ user in the past](http://www.gofastpath.com/blog/fastpath-white-paper-minimizing-the-use-of-sa-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp) This led to more people using Power User. They’ve also done a good job of highlighting that Power User really isn’t a role, it’s an override. If a user is a Power User the system effectively skips the security check. This also means that Power User doesn’t appear as a user with access to specific items when you run security reports. That can be a problem for the auditors. Also, you can’t limit what a Power User can do. One option is to create your own Super User, and while it’s not hard, there are a few quirks. 1) Clear the SY09400 table. [Victoria Yudin has specifics.](https://victoriayudin.com/2009/03/20/sql-view-with-security-resource-details-for-dynamics-gp-10/) This repopulates the table with the current security resources. There is additional code that runs if the newest version of the Support Debugging Tool is installed to add items beyond just forms and reports. 2) Run the SQL Script below. This adds a Super User role and assigns security to all of the items, even if the description hasn’t been added to the SY09400 table. I still can’t swear that this catches everything, but it should and it worked in testing. Worst case, it’s a whole lot easier to start with this than to check everything manually. You’ll still need to assign users to this role, but now it’s a real role, You can report off of this role and remove specific access as necessary. –Create SUPERUSER Task Insert into SY09000 (SECURITYTASKID,SECURITYTASKNAME,SECURITYTASKDESC,SECURITYTASKCATEGORY,DEFSECTASK,CRUSRID,CREATDDT,MDFUSRID,MODIFDT) Values (‘SUPERUSER’,’SUPERUSER’,’Super User task to replace Power User role’,7,0,’sa’, cast(getdate() as date), ”, ‘1/1/1900’) –Assign all security items to SUPERUSER task Insert Into SY10700 (SECURITYTASKID,DICTID,SECURITYID,SECRESTYPE) Select distinct ‘SUPERUSER’,a.DICTID,a.SECURITYID,a.SECRESTYPE from (select distinct DICTID,SECURITYID,SECRESTYPE from SY10700 union select distinct DICTID,SECURITYID,SECRESTYPE from SY09400) a –Create SUPERUSER Role Insert into SY09100 (SECURITYROLEID,SECURITYROLENAME,SECURITYROLEDESC,SECROLETYPE,CRUSRID,CREATDDT,MDFUSRID, MODIFDT) Values (‘SUPERUSER’,’SUPERUSER’,’Super User Role to replace Power User role’,2,’sa’,cast(getdate() as date), ”, ‘1/1/1900’) –Assign SUPERUSER Task to SUPERUSER Role Insert into SY10600 (SECURITYROLEID,SECURITYTASKID) Values (‘SUPERUSER’,’SUPERUSER’) --- # SmartList to Excel with the Dynamics GP Web Client - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-to-excel-with-the-dynamics-gp-web-client/ - Date: 2014-04-24 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Bob McAdam offers some help for exporting SmartLists to Excel using the Web Client at http://community.gpug.com/blogs/bob-mcadam/2014/04/23/bobs-blogpipes --- # Deleting Inventory Items in Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/deleting-inventory-items-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-04-23 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sheldon covers Deleting Inventory Items in Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Dynamic: AP Trade Discount Use - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-ap-trade-discount-use/ - Date: 2014-04-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article I ran into an interesting scenario. A not-for-profit doesn’t use Inventory, they don’t have a large enough need to support the setup. However, they do buy bus passes in bulk to help people down on their luck. They’ll buy a couple of thousand dollars of bus passes at once and then release individual passes to people in need. The bus passes are a considered a prepaid and they have a formal process to release them and they want to track who they are released  to. The old process bought the passes via AP and increased a prepaid. The prepaid was released via AP and offset with an internal credit card. This let them track who got bus passes, but it left a liability on the internal credit card that eventually had to be cleaned up. Since they weren’t using Trade Discount, we reset the Trade Discount account to offset the liability. Now they release a bus pass to a person and offset the transaction with a trade discount. This significantly reduces the amount of work and releases a bus pass in a single transaction. I covered before how trade discounts can help clean up received not invoiced too. Sometimes the little used pieces hold the key to making life easier. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Capture-300x233.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Capture.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Find Duplicates in Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-find-duplicates-in-excel/ - Date: 2014-04-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office, Reporting & BI - Type: original article We’ve looked before at [removing duplicates in Excel](/weekly-dynamic-remove-duplicates-in-excel/). But what if you just want to find duplicates to evaluate them? Try this: 1) Export data from GP to Excel. You can export from SmartList or use a refreshable Excel report. 2) Highlight the information and pick Conditional Formatting | Highlight Cell Rules | Duplicate Values 3) Click OK to highlight duplicates in Red. 4) You can filter the list by turning on filters and picking filter by color to only see duplicates without removing anything from the list. --- # Friday Fun: Who wants to make some graphs! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-wants-make-graphs/ - Date: 2014-04-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/Analytics/) anyone? --- # Dynamics GP 2013 March 2014 Hotfix: Void Payables Enhancement! – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-march-2014-hotfix-void-payables-enhancement-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-04-09 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon once again shows off the power of Microsoft Connect with Dynamics GP 2013 March 2014 Hotfix: Void Payables Enhancement! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Use Tax Post to Inventory - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-use-tax-post-inventory/ - Date: 2014-04-07 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article One of the challenges with Use Tax in GP is posting back to accounts other than the tax detail account. Often we want to post back the purchase account (AP) or the Inventory Account (PO). That’s not an option in GP…or is it? If you turn on Canadian Tax or Australian GST you get a new Post To account that lets you post back to the vendor purchase account or the inventory account. (You may have to restart GP after turning this on to see the field.) 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More details from the help file: *Post To* *Specify whether you want the purchase tax detail to be posted to a tax detail account, vendor purchase account, or inventory account. This field is available only for purchase tax details, and only if you’ve marked the Enable GST for Australia option or Enable Canadian Tax Details in the Company Setup Options window.* *If you use the default post to option—the tax detail account option—the tax for this detail will post to the account entered in the Account field.* *If you selected to post to the vendor purchase account, the tax for this detail will post to the vendors purchases account. If the vendor isn’t assigned to a purchases account, the detail will post to the purchases account assigned to the Purchasing series. This option will be used in the Payables Transaction Entry window and for non-inventoried items entered in the Receivings Transaction Entry window and the Purchasing Invoice Entry window.* *If you selected to post to an inventory account, the tax for this detail will post to the items inventory account. If an inventory account isn’t assigned to the item, the detail will post to the inventory account assigned to the Inventory series. This option will be used for inventoried items entered in the Receivings Transaction Entry window and the Purchasing Invoice Entry window.* --- # Friday Fun: Booze Mukidney is still too close to home - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-booze-mukidney-still-close-home/ - Date: 2014-04-04 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article And people wonder why I wanted to travel less. --- # Sortable Columns Make Life Easier in Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions- - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sortable-columns-make-life-easier-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-04-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s always the little things. Sortable Columns Make Life Easier in Dynamics GP --- # Dynamic Dashboards: Auto Refresh Power Pivot for Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-dashboards-auto-refresh-power-pivot-excel/ - Date: 2014-04-01 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI - Type: original article PowerPivot for Excel 2010 (PowerPivot was one word way back then) didn’t allow you set the data connection to auto refresh after a period of time. You had to use SharePoint to make that happen. It was one of the differentiators they used to get people to spend money around PowerPivot. Fast forward to today and I realized that I’d never tested this in Excel 2013 and I’d never seen anyone mention it. I tested it the other day and you CAN set a Power Pivot based data connection to refresh on schedule (every X minutes) just like non-Power Pivot based connections. (Another feature of Power Pivot for Excel 2013 is the extra space between Power and Pivot) Now you can set that dashboard to bring in new info all day long! While were talking about Power Pivot and Excel, come and join me along with Belinda Allen and Jared Hall as we hang out and talk Excel this Friday at 2pm ET. We’ve decided that when we hang out at conferences all we do is talk Excel and show off stuff we learned. We thought we would bring that online. If you know it all, feel free to make fun…or get your own show. Otherwise, come and learn something with us. We plan to make this a regular occurrence and we’ll probably talk a little GP (you have 2 GP MVP’s and a Microsoft employee who works on GP. It’s inevitable.) but we expect this to be  mostly Excel and probably a little geeky. It’s gonna be great! A reminder, if you don’t want to build your own dashboard in Dynamics GP, [Analytics for Dynamics GP](/Analytics/) provides a great starting point for dashboards. --- # Top Ten Sales Tax Tips & Tricks for 2014 | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-ten-sales-tax-tips-tricks-for-2014-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2014-03-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Avalara has a pretty good list of Top Ten Sales Tax Tips & Tricks for 2014 --- # New Microsoft Office Excel on iPad Native App : Impact Analytix: Business Intelligence, Predictive Analytics & Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-microsoft-office-excel-on-ipad-native-app-impact-analytix-business-intelligence-predictive-analytics-excel/ - Date: 2014-03-31 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Late last week, Microsoft made Office available on the iPad. There have been plenty of reviews by now, but Jen Underwood of Impact Analytics has the best review I’ve seen from a BI perspective. Checkout her review at New Microsoft Office Excel on iPad Native App --- # Weekly Dynamic: Unassigned Security Operations Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-unassigned-security-operations-report/ - Date: 2014-03-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Sometimes when you install a new product for GP, that product doesn’t have a default security setup. You’ll need to create your own tasks and assign them to roles. The best way to find items that are not included in any security tasks is to run the Unassigned Security Operations report found at Admin|Reports|System|Security. The report shows all of the Windows, Reports and Files that are not part of security setup. If everything is assigned to a task the report should be empty. --- # Dynamics GP Analytics: Compromise, Design and the Literal Edges - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-analytics-compromise-design-literal-edges/ - Date: 2014-03-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Seth Godin has a great post up on [Compromise, design and the literal edges](http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2014/03/compromise-design-and-the-literal-edges.html). In the post he talks about the inevitable compromise when trying to optimize for multiple factors and the breakthroughs that can happen when you focus on just one. That’s the idea behind [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/Analytics/). It’s been optimized for SIMPLICITY. Is it fast? Sure. Is it as fast as it could be? No. Is it fast enough? You bet. Is it flexible? Absolutely. That’s why it’s built on Excel. But flexibility wasn’t the key requirement. Simplicity was. Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP presents a simple straightforward dashboard based on information in Dynamics GP. It has a single connection that takes about a minute to set up. Security is based on the SQL/Excel Reports model already present in GP. Add your network user, check the report box and you’ve got data. Change the company name and add a logo and you’ve got a dashboard. A barrier to adoption for dashboards is the work and effort to get started. Few business intelligence projects are ever finished. [Make getting started simple](/Analytics/). [![Capture3](http://i1.wp.com/mpolino.com/gp/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture3.png?resize=625%2C511)](http://i1.wp.com/mpolino.com/gp/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture3.png) --- # Document Access in User Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/document-access-in-user-security/ - Date: 2014-03-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly show off some cool P.O. controls in Document Access in User Security. --- # Come Hang Out with us and Talk Excel on April 4! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/come-hang-out-with-us-and-talk-excel-on-april-4/ - Date: 2014-03-26 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article The Excel shootout at Convergence was a blast. Even before that, Jared, Belinda and I had been talking about hanging out online occasionally and sharing new stuff we were learning in Excel. Keeping it to ourselves seemed selfish so we figured we would invite everyone. MSDynamicsWorld kindly stepped up with some infrastructure that we think will make this reliable enough to drag a bunch of people in, so on April 4, 2014 we’re having an Excel Hangout ! This is going to be really informal. Think hanging around the coffee shop discussing Excel while everyone else is talking Russian literature or French impressionism or whatever people who don’t like Excel talk about. We want you to come and hangout with us and let’s see if we can all learn something. --- # Dynamic Dashboards: Pivot Tables, Power Pivot and 1 million rows - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-dashboards-pivot-tables-power-pivot-1-million-rows/ - Date: 2014-03-25 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article Between my [Dashboard book](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs) for Dynamics GP and my [Analytics product](/Analytics/) I think it’s time to add some regular Excel and dashboard stuff to the blog. So I’m starting a Dynamic Dashboards segment. Let’s start by talking about size. Excel’s limit is a million rows right? Yes. Excel slows down when building Pivot Tables off of a couple of million rows right? Generally, yes. If you want to use more than either of these limits you must use Power Pivot right? Uh, no. That doesn’t mean you can’t or you shouldn’t, but you don’t have to. First, you don’t have to bring data into Microsoft Excel to create a pivot table. If it’s not in a worksheet, neither the 1mm row limit nor the ~200k performance threshold apply. If you connect to a data source, like SQL Server, you can choose to create a pivot table report or pivot chart directly, without bringing the data into Microsoft Excel. This is also without adding data to the Data Model, since adding to the Data Model is the same adding to Power Pivot. 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What kind of performance you get depends on your machine, but I’ve refreshed an Excel dataset with 3 million rows in about 30 seconds. That’s acceptable for most people. Pivot Tables and charts had a slight lag, but not enough to cause a problem. This also means that you can use Pivot Table groups and formulas. As with Power Pivot, the important factor is the number of columns. Narrow the data by bringing in the fewest number of columns possible for the analysis. Number of columns is more important than number of rows. Does Power Pivot offer some distinct advantages over regular pivot tables? Yes. Does DAX crush old style pivot table formulas? Yes. Is Power Pivot always the answer? Given Microsoft’s odd licensing, I have no, not always. You can still do some crazy stuff in Excel without Power Pivot. --- # The Nomination Process for the Top 100 List for 2012. | DynamicsWorld - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/nomination-process-top-100-list-2012-dynamicsworld/ - Date: 2014-03-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article DynamicsWorld.co.uk has opened up The Nomination Process for the Top 100 List for 2014. We’d love to see a lot of GP nominations on the list this year! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Escheat/Unclaimed Property in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-escheatunclaimed-property-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2014-03-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article It’s not unusual to have checks that are never cashed build up in a companies bank account. Most states have escheat/Unclaimed Property laws requiring amounts that reach a certain age to be remitted to the state for safe keeping. For Dynamics GP, the simplest way to do this is to void both the check and the voucher as of the day you are generating payment to the state. The void date defaults to the check date. Make sure to change it to the current date to avoid posting issues. Then create a voucher and cut a check with the details to the appropriate state(s). Keep in mind a couple of things when you do this: - These laws are typically CONSUMER protection laws and often business payments are specifically excluded. This means you can void the check and the voucher and keep the money if the check was cut to a business. Check with the applicable state laws. - Often quantities over a certain amount (more than 25 escheat items for example) require electronic remittance to the state. - If you have a lot of states, there are companies that will do the legwork for you for a pretty reasonable fee. They tend to pay for themselves by helping to limit the amounts sent to the states. --- # Friday Fun: An Open Letter to David Musgrave about his SDT - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-open-letter-david-musgrave-sdt/ - Date: 2014-03-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Dear Dave, Thanks for all of your hard work on the Support Debugging Tool for Dynamics GP. Features like company color coding, support email with screenshots, one-touch Dex SQL Logs and more are a huge help to those of us who work with Dynamics GP every day. However, we need one more thing from you. **Change the****darn** **name!** I don’t know about Australia, but here in the US, I don’t go around advertising that I “debugger” stuff for a living. Saying things like that will get you arrested in Scotland and the Southern United States. Frankly, the initials SDT aren’t much better either. They make me imagine a conversation like this: [Insert dream sequence transition] *Accountant to her manager:* “Oh my gosh! I am so excited. I went to an offsite meeting on Friday and I got the new SDT. My partner gave it to me. I’m really looking forward to some of the fun things that I can do with it.” [Manager takes a step back] Manager: “What are you planning to do with it?” *Accountant:* “Well I was so excited that I didn’t get it all, but they commented about security and protection, some things can change colors (they showed off a really ugly red), and I can “debugger” stuff. I don’t really remember it all. I do know that the next time someone calls in for support on Dynamics GP I’m going to “debugger” them! Plus I can do it remotely! I just need to make sure that everyone has the SDT. That’s my new mission, spread the SDT! [Manager flees for HR] [Accountant stands there confused] The full name sounds like a tool for coders or experts not a tool for users. Even just the Support Tool is better. Poll the community and get some better names so we can improve adoption and generate some real buzz. I mean let’s face it the Professional Services Tools Library gets abbreviated PSTL and is usually pronounced “Pistol”.  Revenue and Expense Deferrals shortens to RED (a movement to cure AIDS and a really good band).  Both of those are cooler than SDT.  Don’t let the folks in Fargo have all the good names! Thanks again for a great tool. Until you change the name I’ll keep giving people the SDT. [PS. Since it’s technically “Unsupported” why not make “Support Debugging Tool” the code name. Then you can “release” with something ~~sexier~~ better.] --- # Packt Buy One Get One Free eBooks - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/packt-buy-one-get-one-free-ebooks/ - Date: 2014-03-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010 - Type: original article I mentioned yesterday that [Packt Publishing](http://www.packtpub.com/?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=marketingPR&utm_campaign=2000thTitle) was doing a buy one, get one free special on ebooks to celebrate their 2,000th title. I have some follow up info so pay attention. - This is only good until March 26th - There is no limit. At these prices, buy books for the whole team - The offer is applied at checkout so you don’t have to do anything special. No secret codes or elaborate handshakes required - You WILL be disappointed if you don’t take advantage of this - [Go to Packt now!](http://www.packtpub.com/?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=marketingPR&utm_campaign=2000thTitle) If you use this link, a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model or Channing Tatum (your choice) will come to your house. (Just kidding. You’ll be to busy reading to hang with them anyway.) Some Recommendations: Building Dashboards with Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013 Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Cookbook Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Implementation Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Reporting Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Financial Management Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Applications PowerPivot for Advanced Reporting and Dashboards Microsoft Tabular Modeling Cookbook That will get you started. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Transaction Reason Codes in GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-transaction-reason-codes-in-gp-2013/ - Date: 2014-03-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 introduced Reason Codes for inventory transactions. These are great for identifying why a transaction was made. Was this a write off due to spillage? A write on due to cycle counts? Did it fall off of cousin Vinny’s truck and into your warehouse? That all seemed nice but when I dug into reason codes there’s more here than just identifying why the transaction was made. Reason codes can drive the accounting for the transaction as well. A Reason Code can force the offset account and it be can set to allow only decreases, only increases or both. Reason Codes take some of the guesswork out of adjusting for inventory. The also provide really useful information for analyzing inventory adjustments. Think about what you’d like to see on a dashboard around inventory adjustment and reason codes and it opens up a new world of ideas. 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--- # Dynamics GP 2013 – Why Do My Bank Reconciliation Check Book Balance and GL Bank Balance Not Agree? – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-why-do-my-bank-reconciliation-check-book-balance-and-gl-bank-balance-not-agree-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2014-03-10 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy answers the question Dynamics GP 2013 – Why Do My Bank Reconciliation Check Book Balance and GL Bank Balance Not Agree? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Checkbook in Cash Receipts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-checkbook-cash-receipts/ - Date: 2014-03-03 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In GP 2013, the Cash Receipts Inquiry Zoom window now includes the Checkbook ID so you can see where this item was received into at a glance. 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--- # GP2013 Sales Order Processing – Deposit Functionality | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2013-sales-order-processing-deposit-functionality-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2014-02-27 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Amy Walsh digs into GP2013 Sales Order Processing – Deposit Functionality --- # Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP Demo - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analytics-microsoft-dynamics-gp-demo/ - Date: 2014-02-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article If you’ve been looking at [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/Analytics/), I’ve got a demo up now showing you exactly how it works. Also, the reviews are starting to come in and people really like it. *I love your dashboards,  I love that they are so easy to implement and I LOVE that they are priced in a way that they can be used as “Starter BI!” – Belinda Allen, Microsoft MVP* *I really like this program, simple to use and easy to install. …it is a great little program and worth every penny. – Walt Shultz, Schultz Communications, Inc.* Now it’s your turn. Get a copy of [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) today! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Non-Sequential Report Writer reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-non-sequential-report-writer-reports/ - Date: 2014-02-24 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article On Friday Feb. 21, 2014 I posted on Twitter that I had learned something new about Dynamics GP from fellow consultant, Darren Hunt (and by way of former consultant Sarah Redmond I found out later). I learn new stuff about GP all the time, It’s not like I was born with all of these weekly tips. Still, I got a lot of grief about it on Twitter so for everyone out there, here is what I learned. Generally, in Reporter Writer-based reports you can’t pick non-sequential or non-consecutive ranges. For example, you can pick accounts 1100-1300 for a Trial Balance, but you can’t pick accounts 1100, 1102, 1107 and 1201 skipping accounts in between there. The interface won’t let you. But now I’ve learned that there is a way. Here is an example of how. 1. In GP pick the Financial menu on the left. 2. In the Financial Navigation Pane, pick, Accounts 3. In the center check the box next to a number of non-consecutive accounts. 4. Pick Report | Trial Balance 5. Uncheck Include Detail just to make the report easier to read for now. 6. Print the report to the screen. 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You’ll get a trial balance with only the checked accounts. It’s like magic, so yeah, I learned something. I keep saying that Darren is smarter than me. 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--- # Dynamics GP Web Client Wednesday: Keyboard Shortcuts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-keyboard-shortcuts/ - Date: 2014-02-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Web client supports most of the same keyboard shortcuts that the desktop client does…with a twist. Since the browser often takes priority for keystroke combinations, you need to hit CTRL with key combo. So in desktop GP, ALT-L opens a lookup window, in the web client, it’s CTRL-ALT-L --- # Weekly Dynamic: User Summary - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-user-summary/ - Date: 2014-02-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In GP 2013 the User Setup window has a nice Summary button that shows info about user counts and breaks down full users versus limited users. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture4.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture4.png) --- # Autotext in CALC columns (CU8 feature) – Dynamics Financial Reporting – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/autotext-in-calc-columns-cu8-feature-dynamics-financial-reporting-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2014-02-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Autotext in CALC columns (CU8 feature) is a new feature in Management Reporter 2012 CU8. Also it looks like Dynamics Corporate Performance Management is changing their blog name to Dynamics Financial Reporting. That’s probably a good thing. Like ERP is more than just accounting software, CPM is more than just financial reporting and MR isn’t there yet. --- # Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analytics-microsoft-dynamics-gp-update/ - Date: 2014-02-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you’ve been looking at [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) there is now an [Analytics demo site](/AnalyticsDemo.html) where you can play with the Sales Starter dashboard. You can also find out more about Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP in the new video. --- # Momentum is Building. New Releases are Coming. – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/momentum-is-building-new-releases-are-coming-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2014-02-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Momentum is Building. New Releases are Coming. Lots of cool new stuff is coming for GP. Don’t miss it. --- # GP Now and Next Tour Update – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-now-and-next-tour-update-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2014-02-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ll be a the GP Now and Next Tour stop in Tampa tomorrow. If you’re going to stop me and say hi. --- # Announcing the deFacto 5k at Convergence 2014! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/announcing-defacto-5k-convergence-2014/ - Date: 2014-02-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article ![deFacto5K_Big](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/deFacto5K_Big-300x66.png) The Atlanta Community Food Bank needs help to Feed the Hungry in the Greater Atlanta area. deFacto will be hosting The deFacto 5K Atlanta 2014 during the week of Microsoft Convergence with the objective of raising $15,000 for The Food Bank. There are a lot of great reasons to participate in The deFacto 5K. Join for the exercise, for the fun and awards, to spend more time with fellow Dynamics colleagues, or just to support The Food Bank. If you can’t make the event, please consider simply making a donation. **All proceeds will go directly to The Atlanta Community Food Bank.** The event will take place at Centennial Olympic Park at a time that will not conflict with Microsoft Convergence. The number of participants is limited, so register now by [visiting deFacto and clicking on The deFacto 5K logo](http://www.defactoglobal.com). Or visit the deFacto Global Booth 614 in the South Entrance of the Expo Hall at Microsoft Convergence. You Can Make A Difference – Please Spread The Word There is nothing like participating in a charity event to remind us about how lucky we are to be able to help those that are less fortunate. Please, encourage your co-workers and colleagues to join us. deFacto is underwriting\* all the costs associated with The deFacto 5K so that **100% of the proceeds will be donated directly to The Atlanta Community Food Bank**. To ensure that happens, the registration process will take each participant directly to The Food Bank’s web site. We are requesting a minimum donation of $25 for individuals to participate. Companies who donate $500 or more by February 15th can have their logo printed on the event tee shirt. Please join by [clicking here to visit deFacto and then click on The deFacto 5K logo](http://www.defactoglobal.com) or visit the deFacto Global Booth 614 in the South Entrance of the Expo Hall at Microsoft Convergence. Follow the event on Twitter @deFactoCPM. If you have any questions, please email deFacto at deFacto5K@deFactoGlobal.com. \*Microsoft is not a sponsor of the event [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture1-300x190.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture1.png) I love what deFacto is doing with this. I thinks it’s going to be a great win for everyone. --- # MSConnect Doc Attach Functionality - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/msconnect-doc-attach-functionality/ - Date: 2014-02-04 - Topics: SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article John Lowther thinks that Doc Attach functionality should add the option to work like this: ### Description At present: Document attachment will store the initial scans in a file location and then upon attaching to the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 record, the image will store the attachment in a new SQL table specific to Document Attach. Attachments are stored by company. This should be modified to give the customer the following option: Document attachment will store the initial scans in a file location and then upon attaching to the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 record, the image will store the attachment in a different file location and only store pointers in a SQL table to that specific Document Attach. Attachments can still be stored by company. If you agree, you can vote at: [https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/816077/document-attach-file-share-option-for-documents-after-attachment](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F816077%252Fdocument-attach-file-share-option-for-documents-after-attachment&wct=2016-04-16T08%3A15%3A29Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Managing Dates with Pivot Table Groups - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-managing-dates-pivot-table-groups/ - Date: 2014-02-03 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article Note: This works in regular Excel, not in Power Pivot and it works with calendar, not fiscal dates. Let say that you’ve got refreshable Excel reports working in GP, but your data is by day. That can be challenging to deal with in a pivot table…or not. One option if you are using calendar months is to use groups in the pivot table. Try this: 1) Get your data in Excel. 2) Build your Pivot Table. 3) Right click on a date field and hit group. Something like this: [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture-300x240.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture.png) 4) Pick Months and click OK [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture2-235x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture2.png) 5) Your Pivot Table has now been grouped into months. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture3-300x164.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Capture3.png) That’s much better. --- # Dynamics GP: Creating an EFT file format that follows CPA Standard 005 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-creating-an-eft-file-format-that-follows-cpa-standard-005/ - Date: 2014-01-29 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Accounting & Career - Type: original article I confess to knowing nothing about  Creating an EFT file format that follows CPA Standard 005. Fortunately Sheldon does and he explains the easy way in a new post. --- # Partners: Pass Your Next Certification Exam between February 3 and April 27 and Enter to Win a Surface Pro 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/partners-pass-your-next-certification-exam-between-february-3-and-april-27-and-enter-to-win-a-surface-pro-2/ - Date: 2014-01-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For partners, passing certifications exams between 2/3/14 and 4/27/14 enters you to win a Surface Pro 2. Details at: http://blogs.technet.com/b/uspartner\_learning/archive/2014/01/27/pass-your-next-certification-exam-between-february-3-and-april-27-and-enter-to-win-a-surface-pro-2.aspx --- # Weekly Dynamic: Display Item Unit Cost - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-display-item-unit-cost/ - Date: 2014-01-27 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes companies want to hide the unit cost on SOP transactions. Employees processing these transactions can know the price, but the company doesn’t want them to see the cost and be able to calculate margin. This is controlled via a setting in Setup>Sales Order Processing. It’s simply a switch marked Display Item Unit Cost. It’s global for all SOP transactions. It’s not controlled at the SOP ID level. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture1-300x148.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture1.png) --- # Attention all MSDYNGP Partners: 1/2 Day Session before Convergence – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/attention-all-msdyngp-partners-12-day-session-before-convergence-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2014-01-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Attention all MSDYNGP Partners: 1/2 Day Session before Convergence Come to Pregame! --- # Analytics for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analytics-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2014-01-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Excel & Office - Type: original article Yesterday I launched [Analytics for Dynamics GP](/Analytics/), with a Starter Edition Sales dashboard. This is an easy to use, pre-built, Excel based dashboard for GP Sales data. The idea for this started at the 2013 GPUG Summit. I’d written a book about building Excel based dashboards for Dynamics GP.  I’d done a number of well received presentations on the same subject, But somewhere along the way I still didn’t feel like Excel dashboards were getting enough traction. The problem with dashboards is always getting started. What should be on the dashboard?  Where do you start? What should it look like? Where does the data live? As I wandered the expo looking at Business Intelligence (BI) solutions, all of them promised access to GP data and easy to build dashboards, but no one offered pre-built analytics. I decided to create some pre-built dashboards for GP. After all, when it comes to the subledgers like sales, cash, purchasing, and inventory, the structure is the same for every GP company. I wanted to create a shortcut to getting started with dashboards. I wanted a tool that could be used in production, but could also be used to learn from and build on.  I wanted it to be dead simple to install, easy to secure, and gorgeous. That’s what Analytics for Dynamics GP is supposed to be and I’m really happy with the result. Some folks who had early access to Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP liked it too: MSDynamicsWorld call is [Drive Thru BI](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/drive-thru-bi-mark-polino%E2%80%99s-new-dynamics-gp-dashboards-are-new-entry-level-analytics-alternati?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+msdynamicsworld%2Fnews+%28Microsoft+Dynamics+News%29) which I think is a great way to describe it. MVP Leslie Vail calls it “…the truly [painless way to get started with Excel dashboards](http://dynamicsconfessions.blogspot.com/2014/01/dynamics-gp-excel-dashboard-available.html).” Gianmarco Salzano of The Closer fame said, “… it’s time for [everyone to benefit from Business Intelligence (BI)](http://reporting-central.com/mark-polinos-analytics-dynamics-gp/)” Mahmood Alsaadi believes “In Dynamics GP, [decision making has been absolutely enhanced with the new plug and play Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](http://mahmoudsaadi.blogspot.com/2014/01/analytics-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-by.html)” Blogger Vaidy Mohan commented that  “In my personal opinion, *this is a [simplistic and satisfactory BI solution](https://vaidymohan.com/2014/01/17/analytics-for-dynamics-gp-bi-solution-from-mark-polino-dynamicaccounting-net-msdyngp/) which meet its promises pretty well*” Get [Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP](/Analytics/) now and have it up and running in your business in minutes. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-analytics-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2014-01-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I’m thrilled to announce the launch of Analytics for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Analytics for GP is a set of pre-built, Excel-based dashboards for Dynamics GP 2013, 2010 and 10. The first offering is a Starter Edition Sales dashboard with options for Excel 2013 and 2010.  The goal behind Analytics for Dynamics GP is to provide an easy, inexpensive way to get started with dashboards. Think of it this way, your first car probably wasn’t a brand new BMW, why? Because you weren’t ready for it. You were just learning to drive. You needed something simple, inexpensive and familiar to learn on. These dashboards are built the same way. Get something inexpensive, built on Excel, and learn what your company needs from business intelligence, before spending a fortune and restarting three times to get it right. The Starter series is designed to be extremely easy to use with setup times under five minutes for most users.  It includes analytics for: ● Top Customers with corresponding costs ● Top Items with corresponding costs ● Top Salespeople, Territories and Sites ● Sales over time with forward-looking projection ● Sales mix over time by item class ● A full range of data filters to control information The Sales Starter dashboard is priced at $249 + $49 annual maintenance. [![Sales Dashboard](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Sales-Dashboard-300x241.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Sales-Dashboard.png) Annual maintenance includes updates, improvements and fixes throughout the year. Full instructions, screen shots and security is included. Security is managed via the Dynamics GP Excel reports security model to make it easy. Changing the name and logo to match your company is part of the setup. Licensing is per company and companies have full rights to modify the Excel files. There will be more dashboards coming over the next several months for other modules and in more advanced forms.  This is just the beginning. [Visit the Analytics page and drive off in your copy of Analytics for Dynamics GP now!](/Analytics/) --- # What the Mass Modify Chart of Accounts window lets you change in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-the-mass-modify-chart-of-accounts-window-lets-you-change-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2014-01-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sheldon covers What the Mass Modify Chart of Accounts window lets you change in Dynamics GP. --- # Microsoft Dynamics Business Analyzer NOW AVAILABLE in the Windows Phone Store! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-now-available-in-the-windows-phone-store-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2014-01-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article From the MS team, Microsoft Dynamics Business Analyzer NOW AVAILABLE in the Windows Phone Store! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Revisting SmarList Excel Exports with GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-revisting-smarlist-excel-exports-gp-2013/ - Date: 2014-01-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article SmartList Excel imports changed with GP 2013. They got a lot faster, but lost their formatting. Debit and Credit amounts come out with 5 decimal places. A lot of people have reported this as a bug. It’s not, it’s a design choice. I looked at this last week and want to mention that the old, unsupported dex.ini switch still works. If you add: SmartlistEnhancedExcelExport=True to the Dex.ini file you get faster imports and some formatting. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture-300x96.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Capture.png) Keep in mind that this switch is still unsupported. If you have problems with the results you won’t get any help, but it is an interesting option. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Delete a GP Company - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-delete-gp-company/ - Date: 2014-01-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article I seem to get more requests to delete GP companies around the first of the year. Often the companies I’m deleting are test companies or leftovers where the company was never really used, the data has been rolled into another company, etc. It’s really pretty easy to do but you don’t want to just delete the company database from SQL or it will continue to show up in places. The right way to delete a company is: 1) In GP, log into a company other than the one you want to delete. 2) Go to Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Utilities > System > Delete Company 3) Pick the Company to delete and hit the Delete button at the top of the window. All users will need to be out of that company. After that you can clean up by deleting the database and removing reports from Excel report or SSRS locations. --- # Merry Christmas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merry-christmas-7/ - Date: 2013-12-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Merry Christmas and thank you for all the hard work you accomplished with Dynamics GP this year! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset GL Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-gl-posting/ - Date: 2013-12-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The GL posting process is much improved with GP 2013. You can choose what elements to post by limiting the posting based on Asset ID, Class ID, Document Type and Period. You can also drive the GL Reference and Batch ID. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture-300x211.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: FA Post in Detail - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fa-post-detail/ - Date: 2013-12-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 gives you the option to post FA in detail or in summary. The setting is in Fixed Asset Company Setup. If you check Post in Detail, FA creates a GL transaction for each FA transaction. If you uncheck the box, all FA GL transactions are summarized into a single line per account. 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--- # GP Sales Dashboard Beta Testers Needed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-sales-dashboard-beta-testers-needed/ - Date: 2013-12-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article I’m looking for about 10 people willing to beta test a new, Excel-based Sales Dashboard for GP. If you are interested, email me. mpolino at gmail dot com. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Password Protecting Word documents sent from GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-password-protecting-word-documents-sent-gp/ - Date: 2013-12-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Hat tip to Tracey Santos for asking about this. In GP 2013, there is an option to password protect a Word document when sending it out, but it doesn’t work quite the way you might expect it to. The password doesn’t protect against opening the document. It protects against EDITING the document. Essentially, it’s a secure way to send out a Word document without worrying about someone changing it at the other end. The setting is found in Tools>Setup>System>System Preferences. [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture2-300x227.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture2.png) Once you elect to password protect .docx attachments, there is a choice to auto generate a password or assign a specific password. If you auto generate a password, the password is not disclosed anywhere. In other words, you can’t give someone the password to open the emailed Word file because GP doesn’t reveal it. If there is a chance that you want to let the end user edit the document, you’ll need to specifically assign a password that you can send out to edit the document. Remember, either way, the receiver will be able to open the document, they just won’t be able to modify it without the password. --- # Changing the Fiscal Year End – Part 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/changing-fiscal-year-end-part-2/ - Date: 2013-12-04 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Sheldon continues his look at Changing the Fiscal Year End – Part 2. --- # Dynamics GP: Web Client Wednesday – Default Domain - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-default-domain/ - Date: 2013-12-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Once the web client is up and running, it gets annoying for users to have to enter the domain name and their user ID to log in to the web client. There is an easy fix for this and the details are in Appendix B of the Web Client Install and Admin guide. To set a default domain: 1. Make a copy of the web.config file. 2. Open web.config  in Notepad 3. Near ear the end of the file, locate the **** element. 4. Within **** element, add an additional key element. The element specifies the default value to use for the domain. For example: **Standard format** CONTOSO”/> This defaults the value CONTOSO. So instead of having to type CONTOSO\mpolino, the user can just type mpolino and enter their password. **UPN format** In this format, instead of the user typing mpolino@contoso.com, they can just type mpolino and their password to log in. **No Value** If the key has no value then user will have to supply the domain when logging in. 5. Save the web.config file. --- # Weekly Topic: RMA Traveler Auto Print – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-rma-traveler-auto-print-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-12-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week’s topic from MS is Returns and it starts with RMA Traveler Auto Print --- # Weekly Dynamic: Intercompany FA Transfer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-intercompany-fa-transfer/ - Date: 2013-12-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 lets you transfer fixed assets between GP companies. Fixed Assets now has an Intercompany Transfer Transaction menu option. To transfer: - Login to the source company. - Pick Intercompany Transfer under Financial > Transactions - Pick the asset or group to transfer - Select settings for destination asset(s) - Allocate related retirement costs as necessary. - You can also do partial retirement. [![Capture11](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture11-300x282.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Capture11.png) From an accounting standpoint, this transfer is treated as a retirement on the books of the sending company and a new asset on the books of the receiving company. --- # Dynamics GP: Web Client Wednesday – Hidden UI Elements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-hidden-ui-elements/ - Date: 2013-11-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article We looked a couple of weeks ago at UI differences between the web client and the desktop client for GP. I’ve been spending more time with the web client and want to highlight a few other items. - **Distributions** – on a number of windows the Distributions button has moved up on to the ribbon under the GoTo menu, which has moved as well into the middle rather than the far right. A good example is the Sales Transaction Entry window. It was weird not seeing the distribution button at the bottom. - **Missing elements** – There appear to be some missing elements. Close All Windows is one that I haven’t been able to find, but I have been able to add most missing items to the Quick Links window. Close All Windows works fine when added there. - **Speed** – There are some places, loading lists, where I think the web client is fast. I haven’t put a stop watch to it, but I perceive it as faster. Other times I feel a little lag, maybe changing Area Pages. One the whole, it feels about the same and yet different. I can’t quite put my finger on it yet. - **Screen Size** – I have a pretty small laptop with a  small screen. Occasionally I bump into the need to scroll certain windows in the web client. To avoid that, get more screen room and minimize distractions, my first thought was that Full Screen Mode (F11) would be my friend. It generally is, but I notice some cases where the menu bar drops down in IE’s full screen mode and refuses to go away. I assume that this is because the web client is an application, and the clicks are registering in the application, not at the browser level. Clicking the screen in a normal browser session, causes the menu bar to roll up and disappear. That doesn’t always happen when I’m working with the web client. Right now this appears to be IE specific. I haven’t spent enough time with Firefox to confirm this. I can replicate this if anyone at MS is interested. The easiest way to get used to the web client is to use it. It’s a little addictive once you start to play with it. --- # Field Level Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-level-security-2/ - Date: 2013-11-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Adam MacIntosh explains Field Level Security. Be aware though, FS has some oddball limitations. --- # Maps an SSRS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/maps-ssrs/ - Date: 2013-11-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Mohammed Daoud looks at maps in SSRS and by extension, Business Analyzer --- # Weekly Dynamic: New Customer Modifier/Combiner - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-new-customer-modifiercombiner/ - Date: 2013-11-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Now that Professional Service Tools are free, Microsoft is slowly incorporating them into the product, rather than hanging them off like an appendage. Customer Combiner and Customer Modifier have been added into GP 2013 SP2 under Sales Utilities. Even better, the two have been improved allowing users to make changes to a single customer, key in multiple customers or import a file of customers to change or combine. Also keep in mind, this is one of those utilities that a lot competing products just don’t have. It’s great to be able to fix customer number. [![Capturex](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capturex-243x300.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capturex.png) --- # Weekly Topic: Web Client – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-web-client-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam looks other posts on the GP 2013 Web Client. There’s no love yet for Web Client Wednesday. Apparently Web Client Wednesday isn’t yet on Pam’s radar. --- # Weekly Topic: Web Client Management Console - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-web-client-management-console/ - Date: 2013-11-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Microsoft’s New Weekly Topic: Web Client Management Console --- # Weekly Topic: Web Client UI – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-web-client-ui-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week Microsoft goes inside the Web Client UI --- # Show Me How – Fall Series 2013: Inventory Cycle Counts Webinar | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/show-fall-series-2013-inventory-cycle-counts-webinar-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-11-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article In a new webinar, Kalyn Kelly shows how to do  Inventory Cycle Counts Webinar --- # Dynamics GP: Changing the Fiscal Year End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-changing-fiscal-year-end/ - Date: 2013-11-20 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Sheldon explains Dynamics GP: Changing the Fiscal Year End. --- # Dynamics GP: Web Client Wednesday – An Early Recommendation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-early-recommendation/ - Date: 2013-11-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Excel & Office - Type: original article I’ve been pushing pretty hard on the web client lately, mostly succeeding, occasionally failing and just trying learn enough to make good recommendations. I’ve got an early recommendation for getting the most functionality out of the web client with the least amount of work: Stick it behind a VPN Here is my reasoning. If you just want people to work in GP, key entries, run basic GP reports, use SmartLists and export SmartLists to Excel, the web client runs fine with direct internet access. Its secured via SSL, reconnects well and generally works like GP. No VPN needed. It gets tougher with SSRS reporting and Excel reports. You CAN expose SSRS to the internet, but there tends to be a mix of issues, technical and political, that keeps most organizations from exposing private reporting to the internet. Excel reports require 2 things to work, access to the ODC connector file and a pass-through connection to SQL. Excel reports can be deployed both centrally and locally, but even with a  local deployment, you’re still assuming that this is a work computer. You have push out the local deployment at some point. (Local deploys go the user’s My Documents area) While away for the holidays, an employee can’t hop on Aunt Sallie’s computer and run Excel reports with a basic web client deployment. There are also going to be concerns with the SQL pass-through need. More so when you consider that the end user isn’t on a PC connected to the domain. My argument is that if you put this behind a VPN, the user would have access to a shared location for the ODC connection and a more secure tunnel for the SQL access. It’s entirely possible to connect via a VPN from Aunt Sallies house or Starbucks or the airport. The IT department has less work to do because they don’t have to secure all of these pieces individually. I’m also not convinced that SharePoint makes this any easier. All the companies I see using SharePoint, provide remote access behind a VPN. The bottom line is this, right now, if you need remote access for users in far flung places the web client works just fine over a direct internet connection. If you need those remote users to be able to really analyze data, the simplest and easiest route is to use the web client behind a VPN. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Reason Codes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-reason-codes/ - Date: 2013-11-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 added reason codes to inventory transactions. Frankly, it think is a really nice feature for helping companies understand why their inventory is moving around. If people are making manual adjustments to inventory, reason codes will let you aggregate that data via SmartLists or Excel reports. This can lead to insights into process improvements or policy changes designed to improve inventory control. If you’re making a lot of inventory adjustments, you need to add reason codes to those adjustments. --- # Weekly Topic: Sorting Lookups – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-sorting-lookups-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-11-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam also shows off improvements in Sorting Lookups in GP 2013. --- # Weekly Topic: SRS Report Access – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-srs-report-access-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week, Pam looks at  SRS Report Access Inside of Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Topic: Sorting Lookups – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-sorting-lookups-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam ads to GP 2013 features with a Weekly Topic: Sorting Lookups --- # Weekly Topic: Multi-tenant – Inside Microsoft Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-multi-tenant-inside-microsoft-dynamics/ - Date: 2013-11-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Looking a what’s new in GP 2013 Pam shows off  Multi-tenant capabilities. --- # Dynamics GP: Web Client Wednesday – Interface Differences - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-interface-differences/ - Date: 2013-11-13 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A couple of weeks ago, Mariano touched on [User Interface Differences](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/2013/10/web-client-wednesday-user-interface.html) with the web client and I wanted to add a few more. **SmartLists** As Mariano noted, the awkwardly named MS Dynamics GP is gone from the web client. The main SmartList menu has moved to Administration>Reports. It makes some logical sense, but most users will never find it there. I created a Quick Link and that seemed to help. [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture2-300x208.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture2.png) The MS team is open to suggestions on where to put this so if you have ideas, hit up MS Connect and send me the link. I’m happy to vote for ideas. SmartLists are also available in the Lists at the right by module where they are listed as SmartList Favorites. I just don’t think most users grasp the concept of a default SmartList really being a prebuilt favorite. This may be a tough user behavior to change. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture3-300x241.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture3.png) **Shortcuts and Quick Links** Shortcuts seemed to be deprecated in the web client. My existing Shortcuts in the desktop don’t show up and I can’t figure out how to add any. I’ve since learned that existing shortcuts not showing is a bug and the team is working on it. I’m still not sure if you’ll be able to add them, but again, Quick Links offer much of the same functionality and they work fine in the web client. **Look and Feel** I like the look and feel of the web client. The Ribbon like interface is a nice improvement. A few of the web client icons seem washed out or pixelated and the spacing seems larger between items on the area pages. This is both good and bad, some items stand out better but the Area page sections end up with more white space, resulting in more scrolling. Also, when I switch between the web client and desktop client, the desktop client seems much brighter.  I think this is really just a result of color choices between the two products. These items will get refined over time. [![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture4.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Capture4.png) **The Verdict** These are all quibbles. I’m still amazed every time I fire up the web client and it just works. I’m working on some heavy duty data entry and other items to really find the edges, but --- # Weekly Topic: Excel – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-excel-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-11-12 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Microsoft’s new weekly topic around is one of my favorite topics: Excel --- # 50 Tip, 50 Minutes, No Net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/50-tip-50-minutes-net/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Tomorrow at noon ET I’m doing a lunch and learn encore webinar of my GPUG Summit 50 Tips in 50 Minutes session. But I’m adding a twist. I’m going up on a tightrope with no net. All of the GP tips will be shown via the web client running on Windows Azure. Is the web client slow? It missing functionality that I need for 50 tips? You’ll have to tune in to find out. This is an open event, you don’t have to be a premium GPUG member to attend. --- # New Business Analyzer Available – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-business-analyzer-available-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article The New Business Analyzer App is Available Now --- # Weekly Topic: Serial Number Selection – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-serial-number-selection-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam reminds us that GP 2013 added  Multi-Serial Number Selection – --- # Weekly Topic: Concur Expense Integration – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-concur-expense-integration-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Pam reminds us that they have a Concur Expense Integration I knew that. I forgot that the latest iteration is free. --- # Year End is Coming – Get Prepared Now and Save Time Later – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-coming-get-prepared-now-save-time-later-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The GP Team remind us that Year End is Coming – Get Prepared Now and Save Time Later They have a year end video series highlighted here. Start working on year end now. --- # Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Encumbrance Notification – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-purchase-order-encumbrance-notification-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-11 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From the GP team, checkout a new GP 2013  Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Encumbrance Notification --- # Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Close – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-purchase-order-close-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-11-07 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 2013 has some improvements around Purchase Order Close GP2013 Weekly Topics; Purchase Order Processing --- # Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: Emailing Attached Documents - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-sp2-emailing-attached-documents/ - Date: 2013-11-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon does a nice job of explaining Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: Emailing Attached Documents. --- # Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Tolerance – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-purchase-order-tolerance-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-11-07 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article At Microsoft, Pam has a new GP 2013 Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Tolerance GP2013 Weekly Topics; Purchase Order Processing --- # Tips to Incorporating New Service Packs into the Dynamics GP Client Installation Package – Boyer & Associates | Boyer & Associates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tips-incorporating-new-service-packs-dynamics-gp-client-installation-package-boyer-associates-boyer-associates/ - Date: 2013-11-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Jack Boyer offers Tips to Incorporating New Service Packs into the Dynamics GP Client Installation Package --- # The Dynamics GP Blogster: Web Client Wednesday – Browser Support - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-blogster-web-client-wednesday-browser-support/ - Date: 2013-11-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mariano embraces [Web Client Wednesday with a look at Browser Support](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/2013/11/web-client-wednesday-browser-support.html). My experiences with cross browser support are a little different so read Mariano’s post and then come back here. …waiting… Hey! you’re back. I have the web client running just fine on Firefox 25 with Windows 8.1 so this may be a an issue specific to Mariano’s machine. Safari is more of a mixed bag. Safari on Windows hasn’t [been updated by Apple in a year and half](http://9to5mac.com/2013/09/19/farewell-windows-safari-as-apple-excludes-from-icloud-bookmark-sync/)and appears to be headed toward abandonment. With Safari on a Mac, the web client seems to work just fine. I tested it on a newest generation (Intel Haswell I5) 13 inch MacBook Air running OS X Mountain Lion and everything seemed to run fine. I’ll test it with OS X Mavericks at some point soon. Maybe I’ll go to an Apple store, install Silverlight and run the web client just for fun. As Mariano notes, the Connect pane is actually a browser window and most browsers don’t allow a browser in a browser. That’s why IE requires a specific level of trust and why it doesn’t run on Firefox, Safari or IE. One more note, browsers that don’t support plugins can’t run Silverlight, so they can’t run the web client. This includes the Windows 8 Metro style browser, Safari and Chrome on IOS and Chrome on Android. Also there are rumors that the web client seems faster on Chrome. I’m not a big Chrome fan so do with that what you will. --- # Weekly Topic: Purchase Order Closing – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-topic-purchase-order-closing-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-11-06 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new set of weekly topics, Pam Misialek looks at GP 2013  Purchase Order Closing features. --- # Ms. IBIS on Dynamics GP Registration Keys in CustomerSource | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-ibis-dynamics-gp-registration-keys-customersource-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-11-06 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Ms. IBIS dishes on Dynamics GP Registration Keys in CustomerSource --- # Show Me How – Fall Series 2013: Management Reporter | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/show-fall-series-2013-management-reporter-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-11-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article in a new webinar, Ed Dean explains Show Me How – Fall Series 2013: Management Reporter --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the max from Dynamics GP: Extended Pricing – which Price Sheet Rules? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-max-dynamics-gp-extended-pricing-price-sheet-rules/ - Date: 2013-11-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank answer Extended Pricing – which Price Sheet Rules?. --- # Dynamics GP: Web Client Wednesday – Repair - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-web-client-wednesday-repair/ - Date: 2013-10-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I started DynamicAccounting.net to record things I had learned about GP that I didn’t want to lose. I still find myself searching the site for things I know I’ve covered at various times. Now I’ve got the web client bug. [Mariano Gomez](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com) and Kevin Racer convinced me that I could do it and now I’ve got it up and running on Azure. As I play with it, I find that I want to document things I learn, so I’m starting Web Client Wednesdays. This won’t be every Wednesday, but I will keep the web client stuff on Wednesdays, to avoid cluttering up the Weekly Dynamic tips. My first tip on the web client is around the install. I managed to screw up the install once. Then I decided to rework my domain and went through the install again. Plus I had to fiddle with the pieces to get everything where I wanted and not end up with an unwieldy we address. In the process I learned about “Repair”. The web client installer takes a long time, so if you decide to redeploy, it’s a time sink to uninstall and reinstall. There is a utility for the web client, but all it looks at is the database connections. If you run into a problem and need to reset ports, change the account being used or assign different certificates, run a repair in Windows Programs and Features. It gives you access to almost all of the install settings and it’s much, much faster. I think there is one screen with a user and password for each client that I couldn’t get to via repair. I ran into this when I changed my domain. That time I actually had to a remove and reinstall. There may be a way to get there, but I couldn’t find it. There you have, repair is your friend, remove and install is not. --- # What You Need to Know About Year-End Updates for Microsoft Dynamics GP | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/need-know-year-end-updates-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-10-29 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Kim Anselmo offers What You Need to Know About Year-End Updates for Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # GPUG Summit 2013 Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2013-wrap/ - Date: 2013-10-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We had a great GPUG Summit in Tampa last week. I had some really positive reactions to my presentations and I managed to learn a lot, including Common Table Expressions in SQL and how to deploy the Web Client. Big thanks to GPUG for letting me in to meet Tony Dungee. This was an incredibly smooth conference. It was a short walk from the Embassy Suites, easy to get to sessions, meals and keynotes. Other than leaving my laptop power cord in a session room overnight, this was as smooth as it gets. As far as GP goes, expect a lot from MS in the first half of 2014. They are working on a completely rebuilt workflow, a brand new requisition application and native copy/paste from Excel to the GL. MS is taking a rocks and pebbles approach making sure the big rock features get in and then dropping in as many smaller items, or pebbles, as they can get done. I’ve caught the web client bug and I’m enjoying playing with it. Expect to see more web client posts coming up. Also, a few of us Excel/Power Pivot junkies are tossing around ideas of how we can better learn from each other, including across the Dynamics space. We don’t know what this looks like yet but we’re playing with a number of ideas. If you’re interest, comment on this post or email me and we’ll keep you in the loop. Finally, a huge thank you to [Data Masons](http://www.datamasons.com) and [Fastpath](/i-b-i-s-inc-announces-domain-change-to-www-ibisinc-com/) for sponsoring our MVP breakfast. We had a good time and we’re looking to continue the new tradition. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 SP2 Void Payables: Enhancement? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-sp2-void-payables-enhancement/ - Date: 2013-10-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon isn’t convinced that the new Dynamics GP 2013 SP2 Void Payables feature is really an enhancement. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP Web Client - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-web-client/ - Date: 2013-10-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article At the 2013 GPUG Summit, Mariano convinced me that I could setup the web client to play with and Kevin Racer showed me how to make it happen. So I went home and played with it on Friday night and work out the Azure idiosyncrasies on Saturday morning. Before Kevin was back in Fargo, I had the web client up on Windows Azure. Once I got it up it was a weird anti-climactic experience. Once the login screen came up, everything just worked. In other words, either nothing comes up and you’re probably still working through security/certificate issues or it works. There isn’t much middle ground. So now I’m really playing with the web and I have to say, it’s good. It’s really good. It’s familiar enough that most users will be fine. There are some differences, so if you’re still hooked on the old style menus at the top, get over yourself. They are gone. I’ll cover more UI items separately once I feel like I have a pretty good list. I do have a couple of deployment thoughts. A single server deployment with 8 gigs of ram is expected to allow about 60 connections, roughly double that of Terminal Server. An awful lot of companies using GP will be just fine with less than 60 users so I won’t be surprised to see a lot of single server deployments. This may also help adoption because single server deployments are pretty straightforward Once you chose a scale out deployment with more than one server, it seems to make sense to leave enough capacity to take a server down. For example, if I have 100 users, that sounds like 2 servers, 50 users per server. But if I add a 3rd server, I’m down to 33 users per server and I have the capacity to take a server off line for maintenance and still let all of my users login. Also, the deployments scale pretty well with additional RAM so that could be a scale out option if necessary as well. Finally, buy a real, wildcard (\*)  certificate from GoDaddy, VeriSign, etc. You can test with a self signed one, but it’s not worth the effort installing certs in production. GoDaddy is like $100-$200 /year, VeriSign is more like $600, but even at that level,  you’ll spend that in time just trying to get user certificates installed. I’m thinking we should just roll the cost of a cert into the consulting charge for the deployment. The documentation for installation is really good. End user usage and UI documentation still needs some work, but maybe I just haven’t found the right document yet. Bottom line, the web client is in extremely good shape and we need some folks using it to tease out the improvement. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account/Vendor/Customer Triggers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-accountvendorcustomer-triggers/ - Date: 2013-10-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A feature in the Professional Services Tool Library is a set of triggers for Accounts, Vendors and Customers. These triggers let you enter master record information in one company and have get added automatically to another company. For example, if I want all companies to have the same chart of accounts I can activate a GL Master Trigger to roll down new accounts from company A to company B. That way, whenever I need a new account, I only have to create in one company. This is also works for keeping Vendors and Customers in sync across companies. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Capture1-300x204.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Capture1.png) --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Completed Sales Orders not Moving to History - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-max-dynamics-gp-completed-sales-orders-moving-history/ - Date: 2013-10-21 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly tackles a problem with Completed Sales Orders not Moving to History. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: More Features In SmartList – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-sp2-features-smartlist-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-10-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst covers some fun Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: More Features In SmartList --- # The GPUG Summit is Almost Here! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-almost/ - Date: 2013-10-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The [GPUG Summit](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home) is almost here! It starts next week! If you haven’t built your schedule yet, the schedule builder is active. I will have some copies of books there to sell, but I won’t have many so you’ll have to get them quickly. I’m bringing copies of , [Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs) and the [GP 2013 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689385/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689385&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs). I’ve been working my butt off on my sessions and you won’t want to miss them, so add these to your schedule: - [Wednesday, 10/23, 11:00am, Unlock the Magic of Refreshable Excel Dashboards.](http://gpugsummit2013tampa.sched.org/event/76562cb9434d29d0f3e21e4d481b0284) Tony Dungy is being kind enough to open for me so as soon as he’s done, head on over to learn how to build dashboards with GP and Excel. - [Wednesday, 10/23, 3:30pm, 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Microsoft Dynamics GP.](ttp://sched.co/ZnButb) Come see **all new tips** to get the most out of your implementation of GP. - [Thursday, 10/24, 4:00pm, Unlock the Magic of Refreshable Excel Dashboards (Deep Dive).](http://gpugsummit2013tampa.sched.org/event/a305f686ac84c5ad132cf3a4e9ec9efe) This session is a longer version of Wednesday’s session. We’ll build a dashboard together and deeper into the specifics. - [Friday, 10/25, 11:00am, 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Microsoft Dynamics GP (repeat).](http://gpugsummit2013tampa.sched.org/event/79b9dcf573f31176dddff0269ae9229a) This is a repeat of Wednesday’s session for those who can’t make and for the hardcore who can’t get enough tips. - [Friday 10/25, 2:15pm, Step outside the Pivot Table with Power Pivot.](http://gpugsummit2013tampa.sched.org/event/206796fcce15f336a7a369a8ecf793a5) Learn the basics of Power Pivot. a fantastic new Excel tool from Microsoft designed for Personal BI. This is going to be a fun GPUG Summit. Make sure that you don’t miss it! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Roll Down GL Segment Names - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-roll-gl-segment-names/ - Date: 2013-10-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I can’t say that Microsoft never listens. A little more than a year ago I posted a [Microsoft Connect suggestion](/dynamic-future-vote-roll-down-account-segment-description-changes-to-the-chart/) that when you change the value of an account segment, you should be able to roll that down and update the name in your chart of accounts. I asked you to help vote for this and now it’s been added to GP 2013 with SP2. So if department 000 is HQ and you let GP manage account names, account 000-1000 might be HQ-Cash. Now in GP 2013 SP2 if you change HQ to Corp, GP will ask if you want to roll that down. When you agree, the description for account 000-1000 changes to Corp-Cash. This is fantastic for managing corporate reorganizations or realignments and it proves that MS does listen. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Capture-300x243.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Capture.png) --- # Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: Editing Vendor and Customer IDs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-sp2-editing-vendor-customer-ids/ - Date: 2013-10-09 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon covers Dynamics GP 2013 SP2: Editing Vendor and Customer IDs. These items have moved from the Professional Service Tools to inside Dynamics GP with SP2. --- # Excel Mashup Example - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-mashup-example/ - Date: 2013-10-07 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article I pulled together this [Excel mashup](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj163261(v=office.15).aspx) example to demonstrate how the Excel mashup functionality for the web works. This is a simple HTML table that shows the North American sales of MINI automobiles. You know, [the ones that put GP on some of their cars.](/friday-fun-cars/) I added some [basic HTML code](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj163261(v=office.15).aspx) to allow users to put some intelligence to the numbers in an online mashup. Click the Excel Interactive View link to analyze this data in the web browser. I don’t have a concrete use case for this for GP data…yet…but it’s both cool and easy. [excel-interactive-view title=”MINI Sales North America”] | Model | 2013-09 | 2012-09 | Month % | YTD 2013-09 | Ytd 2012-09 | YTD % | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Cooper /S Hardtop | 1,789 | 1,796 | -0.4% | 20,553 | 21,343 | -3.7% | | Cooper /S Convertible | 486 | 306 | 58.8% | 3,663 | 3,792 | -3.4% | | Cooper /S Clubman | 338 | 417 | -18.9% | 3,499 | 4,249 | -17.7% | | Coupe | 660 | 184 | 258.7% | 2,241 | 2,206 | 1.6% | | Roadster | 363 | 194 | 87.1% | 2,418 | 1,596 | 51.5% | | Countryman | 1,191 | 2,002 | -40.5% | 15,596 | 15,345 | 1.6% | | Paceman | 479 | 0 | 0.0% | 1,665 | 0 | 0.0% | | MINI Brand | 5,306 | 4,899 | 8.3% | 49,635 | 48,531 | 2.3% | Information source: BMW of North America, Inc. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Reconcile Checkbooks with No Activity - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicreconcile-checkbooks-activity/ - Date: 2013-10-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 2013 SP2 introduced the ability to reconcile checkbooks, even when there is no activity in the checkbook. The nice thing is that you don’t have to configure anything special. Simply reconcile the checkbook as you normally would. When you hit the reconcile button it updates the last reconciled date and prints the reports. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Recap – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-recap-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-10-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The GP team has a nice Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Recap --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2: Web Client Short Cuts – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-web-client-short-cuts-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-10-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article More cool stuff in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2: Web Client Short Cuts --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Vendor Tools – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-vendor-tools-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-10-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day for GP 2013 SP2, Microsoft shows off some Vendor Tools --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: SmartList UI – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-smartlist-ui-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs-2/ - Date: 2013-10-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article New from MS: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: SmartList UI You can now hide the SmartList selection pane giving you more room to play with. Right clicking lets you shrink or grow the pane and you can set it to auto hide. The latest version of the Support Debugging Tool also lets you increase or decrease the visible area without hiding the pane if you’re not yet on SP2. [I’ve updated this post from yesterday. I think this is a big deal and I wanted to highlight it more.] --- # My MVP has been renewed for another year. I put some calculations into… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/7217/ - Date: 2013-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My MVP has been renewed for another year. I put some calculations into GP and pulled them into a Power Pivot dashboard to figure out that this was my 7th consecutive MVP award. I missed the September anniversary but the blog is now starting its ninth year of covering GP. Thank you to everyone who reads the blog, buys the books and comes to hear me speak. It’s humbling to think of all the great people I’ve met along the way. --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 Fixed Asset Auto Numbering - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-fixed-asset-auto-numbering/ - Date: 2013-09-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 added Fixed Asset Auto Numbering. In Fixed Asset Company Setup you can now choose to auto number books and set the numbering sequence in the Next Asset ID field. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture6-300x205.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture6.png) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Combiners – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-combiners-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-09-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft is highlighting another Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Combiner. I had a new hire at a client whine about how great Oracle was, until they saw the combines and modifiers. “Oracle doesn’t have anything like that”, they said. Then they shut up. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Voiding Updates – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-voiding-updates-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-09-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Still another Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Voiding Updates --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: More Web Client – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-web-client-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Another Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: More Web Client It’s been nice to see the MS team deliver ahead of schedule on the web client. --- # SmartList Builder Clarification – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-builder-clarification-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-09-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Some people are still confused so Microsoft is providing some SmartList Builder Clarification --- # Benefits of Using In-transit Transfers in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/benefits-using-transit-transfers-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-09-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Sheldon offers up the Benefits of Using In-transit Transfers in Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Suggested Sales Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-suggested-sales-items/ - Date: 2013-09-23 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 has a new suggested sales items feature. In GP you setup items to be suggested when an item is purchased. So if someone buys a printer, the SOP transaction will suggest a cable or extra ink to go along with the printer. In Item Maintenance windows there is a new button, Suggested Items. Click the button and added the suggested items. You can also control where the suggestion will occur, on Quotes, Orders, Invoices or Backorders. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture5-300x238.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture5.png) What it won’t do for you is determine what to suggest.  [However, two years a go I posted code for a shopping basket analysis](/weekly-review-shopping-basket-analysis-customers-who-bought-x-also-bought/) to show items frequently bought together. You could use that to figure out what to suggest. --- # Rapid Method to Setup Microsoft Dynamics GP Multicurrency | Not For Profit Tech Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapid-method-setup-microsoft-dynamics-gp-multicurrency-profit-tech-blog/ - Date: 2013-09-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Not For Profit Tech Blog offers up a Rapid Method to Setup Microsoft Dynamics GP Multicurrency. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: VS Tools – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-vs-tools-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article .net gets friendlier with the Web Client in the latestMicrosoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: VS Tools. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Attached Document Tracking – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-attached-document-tracking-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Continuing their look at SP2 features, is a Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: Attached Document Tracking from the GP team. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: SmartList Designer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-smartlist-designer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Inside Dynamics GP is back with a look at Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Feature of the Day: SmartList Designer. --- # The Year Without Pants - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-without-pants/ - Date: 2013-09-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m a huge fan of Scott Berkun’s [Confessions of a Public Speaker](http://rcm-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/cm?lt1=_blank&bc1=000000&IS2=1&bg1=FFFFFF&fc1=000000&lc1=0000FF&t=polinofamilywebs&o=1&p=8&l=as4&m=amazon&f=ifr&ref=ss_til&asins=1449301959). It’s the primary book I recommend for people doing presentations for the first time. In Scott’s latest book, [The Year Without Pants](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1118660633/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1118660633&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs), Berkun trades his speaking, writing and consulting life for some time working at Automattic, the creators of blogging platform WordPress. I’ve done the consulting, industry, consulting dance and it’s both fun and scary to be responsible for what you recommend. Its even more fun in The Year Without Pants because WordPress is not a normal working environment. It a highly distributed, independently motivated environment. Berkun does a fabulous job of relating what worked and where he made mistakes. The stories are relatable and funny. I felt like I was the silent extra member of Team Social. There is a great human/everyman quality to his writing. Berkun doesn’t try to force what worked at Microsoft on WordPress or what worked at WordPress on another company. He fits bits and pieces of what has worked other places into the unique WordPress culture. I came away with a new appreciation for the effects of corporate culture and the  trade offs that culture decisions create. These were thing I knew, but Berkun manages to articulate them in a clear and approachable way. The Year Without Pants is easily the best nonfiction book I’ve read all year and it’s better than most of the fiction. Just buy this book. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll take your pants off. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Combine Budgets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-combine-budgets/ - Date: 2013-09-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 offers the long-awaited opportunity to combine budgets. It’s now possible push out partial budgets, bring them each into GP via the Excel upload and then combine them into a single budget. To combine budgets, open a budget in GP and hit the Combine Budgets button. Enter the Master Budget ID in the first box. This is the ID that will be the combined budget. In the second box enter the budget to be rolled into the master. You can also check the box to delete that budget once the combination is completed. That’s a pretty ambition move and I’m not sure that I would suggest it, certainly not for the first time. When combining budgets, if the full account string exists on both budgets, the totals will be added together in the resulting Master Budget. Happy budgeting! [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture1-300x210.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture1.png) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day: Document Attachments Flow – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-feature-day-document-attachments-flow-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article New with SP2, Microsoft is showing off a Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day: Document Attachments Flow . This looks really cool. I’m going to go spend some time playing with Doc Attach now. Goodbye! --- # GP Cubes and Named SQL Instances | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-cubes-named-sql-instances-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-09-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article Mat Grisham troubleshoots some quirks with GP Cubes and Named SQL Instances --- # E-mail Receivables Invoices from Dynamics GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/e-mail-receivables-invoices-dynamics-gp-2013/ - Date: 2013-09-16 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon explains how to E-mail Receivables Invoices from Dynamics GP 2013. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2: Feature of the Day: – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-feature-day-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article MS is back with a new Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2: Feature of the Day this time with improvements to Doc Attach. --- # Is it a Conspiracy? No, not really – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/conspiracy-really-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-09-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Is it a Conspiracy? No, not really . Of course Microsoft’s recent GP changes aren’t a conspiracy. It’s simply a shift in direction. The lack of Diet Dew at certain events, however, is almost certainly a conspiracy. --- # Here is the latest listing for the GP 2013 Charts and KPIs! | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/latest-listing-gp-2013-charts-kpis-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-09-11 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From Dynamis University, Here is the latest listing for the GP 2013 Charts and KPIs!. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Quick Dashboard with Business Analyzer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-quick-dashboard-business-analyzer/ - Date: 2013-09-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010 - Type: original article My book on [Building Dashboards with Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs) is great resource if you’re looking to get rolling with dashboards and GP. However, if you need something to show off tomorrow, Business Analyzer for GP has a fun dashboard mode. Business Analyzer runs on SQL Server Reporting Services and can use all of the prebuilt reports and KPI”s that ship with Dynamics GP. It’s included with GP 2010 and 2013. By default, Business Analyzer shows one big report at a time. It doesn’t feel like a dashboard, it feels like PowerPoint. But there is a dashboard mode that’s a little better. I’m assuming that you have or can get SSRS and Business Analyzer running with the included SSRS reports. The process is pretty straightforward and it’s easy to build a dashboard that looks like this: [[![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture41-300x111.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture41.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture41.png) To build a dashboard in Business Analyzer: 1. Fire up Business Analyzer 2. In the upper left corner pick the drop down menu attached to the Dynamics logo. 3. Pick the User Information tab on the left. 4. Under User Preferences set How often should reports change when viewing a slide show? to *Every 15 seconds* 5. Also under User Preference, set What is the default report size when displayed in dashboard mode to *300 (w) x 200 (h) pixels* . This is the highest setting. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture-300x213.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture.png) 1. Pick the Report Selection tab on the left 2. Add/Remove the appropriate reports, charts and KPI’s. If you are just using the defaults, you may have to pick more than what you need at first to figure out the right ones. 3. Use the arrow keys to order the reports and click OK to finish. [![Capture2](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture2-300x214.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture2.png) 1. One you have your Business Analyzer screen back with a big report in the middle, click the icon in the upper right that has four (4) boxes. This toggles between Dashboard mode and Split mode. In Split mode it shows four boxes and in Dashboard mode it shows a big box with two little ones below. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture31.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture31.png) In Dashboard mode, you get big thumbnails of your reports, enough to see at a glance if something is green or red or trending up or down. If something needs more attention you can switch to Split mode for a better look. [![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture41-300x111.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture41.png) We set the setting for the slide show earlier to 15 seconds. This isn’t strictly necessary, but if you hit the slanted up arrow icon for a full screen slide show it will cycle through the reports every fifteen seconds. That’s way more than enough to figure out if you need to stop and look deeper and provides another option for reviewing the reports. Since these are SSRS reports, it’s pretty easy to build a report that looks at just one thing, AR, AP, Cash position, etc. if the building in options don’t do it for you. Business Analyzer provides a way to bring these together into a dashboard like setting. --- # GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Features – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2013-service-pack-2-features-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-09-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst covers GP 2013 Service Pack 2 Features --- # Handle SOP Invoice Returns the Easy Way in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/handle-sop-invoice-returns-easy-way-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-09-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Jon Darling explains how to Handle SOP Invoice Returns the Easy Way in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Business Analyzer Reports Too Small - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-business-analyzer-reports-small/ - Date: 2013-09-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When you fire up Business Analyzer, either as a stand alone app or as a window on the GP home page, some reports are too small to read. Now, one options is to hover over the report and hit the **View Report**button to launch the report in a web browser, but that seems like overkill. [![Capture.2PNG](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture.2PNG-300x123.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture.2PNG.png) This is actually pretty easy to fix. The problem is that the report is formatted for a size larger than the window and it’s being automatically downsized to fit in the window. To fix this for a particular report: 1. In the Business Analyzer window, click the button with the popup caption **Edit Report**. [![Capture3](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture3-300x144.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture3.png) 2. When the report opens in SQL Report Builder, right click on blank section at the edge of the report and pick **Report Properties**. 3. Set the paper size to custom and adjust the Height and Width to better fit on the screen. You may have to play with it a little to get it right. It’s also a good ideas to save this with a different name. Preferably something that indicates that it’s formatted for a screen. [![Capture4](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture4-300x235.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Capture4.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: PSTL Checkbook Modifier - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pstl-checkbook-modifier/ - Date: 2013-08-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article With all of the recent bank consolidations its easy to have checkbook named for a bank that no longer exists. The Professional Service Tool Checkbook Modifier lets you rename checkbooks to fix this. So if your Wachovia Operating checkbooks is named Wach-Ops you can easily change that Wells Fargo and something like WF-Ops. Remember, the Professional Service Tools are now free and with GP 2013 they are included, you don’t even have download them. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture2.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture2.png) --- # How To Delete A Customer In Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-delete-a-customer-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-08-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Judy explains How To Delete A Customer In Dynamics GP --- # Ms. IBIS on New Licensing Information for GP Collections Management | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-ibis-on-new-licensing-information-for-gp-collections-management-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-08-20 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ms. IBIS tackles New Licensing Information for GP Collections Management --- # Weekly Dynamic: Electronic Reconcile with BAI - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-electronic-reconcile-with-bai/ - Date: 2013-08-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 changed the electronic reconcile setup to include BAI as a prebuilt setup option. When you pick BAI as a the File Format, the box populates with the BAI format settings. The codes are already populated as well. Microsoft also provides instructions to modify the file for the BAI 2 file format. This is pretty easy so get reconciling. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture1-300x291.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture1.png) --- # Options for Handling Multiple Companies in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/options-for-handling-multiple-companies-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-08-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon offers Options for Handling Multiple Companies in Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Clear Unit Account Balances at Year End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-clear-unit-account-balances-at-year-end/ - Date: 2013-08-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099 - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Unit Accounts in Dynamics GP are great for non-financial measurements like headcount, square footages, etc. They behave like balance sheet accounts and roll forward at year end. GP 2013 offers the option to clear them at year end. To set a Unit Account to clear at year end, simply open Unit Account Maintenance from Cards-Financial-Unit Account and check the box marked Clear Balance During Year-End Close. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture-300x270.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Capture.png) --- # Using Power BI to Visualize Customer Saturation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-power-bi-to-visualize-customer-saturation/ - Date: 2013-08-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Our resident AX MVP, Murray Fife was presented with a challenge recently. A customer needed to know how many independent salespeople they have in a zip code and compare that to the number of people in that area. They want to limit the number of salespeople per capital to 1 per 10,000. Murray’s data was in AX (and other places) but his solution used various Excel tools from Microsoft so It’s completely applicable to GP. Check out how he solved it at Using Power BI to Visualize Customer Saturation. This week I was challenged to find a way for one of our customers to view how many customers they have by zip code, and compare it to the population within the area so that they can determine if they should accept new customer requests. Their customers are actually sales people, and they did not want to have more than one customer per 10000 people within the local zip code or surrounding area.  In this worked example I will show how I used the new suite of Power BI tools (Power Query, Power Pivot, Power View & Power Map) to allow them to analyze this information in a simple, and also very cool way.  Below are the postings and links to the downloads on SlideShare just in case you want to take a peek: --- # Weekly Dynamic: Print 1096 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-print-1096/ - Date: 2013-08-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 can print the 1096 form. This is the transmittal form for 1099’s. It’s now an option on the window used to print 1099’s. [![1096](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/1096-300x278.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/1096.png) --- # Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Add Field Level Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-faq-how-to-add-field-level-security/ - Date: 2013-08-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon explains How to Add Field Level Security in GP 2013. --- # Why Firms Don’t Pay their Invoices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-firms-dont-pay-their-invoices/ - Date: 2013-08-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article CFO Magazine explains why firms don’t pay their invoices. In a nutshell it boils down to missing P.O. numbers. We all know that GP can handle that so add those P.O. numbers to invoices! --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 H2 Release Announced – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-h2-release-announced-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-08-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 H2 Release Announced Checkout what’s coming. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Accounts in SmartLists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-accounts-in-smartlists/ - Date: 2013-07-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In GP 2010 and higher, when you run a SmartList, you can use the Column button and add the actual GL accounts assigned to an asset from the account card. This is fantastic for troubleshooting a fixed asset with a  wrong account and for reconciling at month end. I don’t know when this was added but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t there in version 9 and it’s definitely there in GP 2010. This makes it really easy to put the General record and the  Book record together in spreadsheet and pivot them to confirm that everything matches to the right accounts. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture2-300x101.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture2.png) --- # RDS Solution for Dynamics GP on Azure – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rds-solution-for-dynamics-gp-on-azure-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-07-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article For partners an RDS Solution for Dynamics GP on Azure. --- # How to Adjust Employee Tax, CPP or EI in Dynamics GP Canadian Payroll – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-adjust-employee-tax-cpp-or-ei-in-dynamics-gp-canadian-payroll-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-07-24 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Judy from Etilligent explains How to Adjust Employee Tax, CPP or EI in Dynamics GP Canadian Payroll --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP, Terminal Server and Macros - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-terminal-server-and-macros/ - Date: 2013-07-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010 - Type: original article It’s possible, and not all that unusual, to build a long running macro in Dynamics GP. The built in macro process to import fixed assets is one example. Other times, companies find that macros allow them to avoid security hassles and data concerns by not loading directly to SQL tables. We cover how to build macros for importing data in [both the GP 2010 and GP 2013 Cookbooks](http://www.amazon.com/s/?_encoding=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&field-keywords=dynamics%20gp%20cookbook&linkCode=ur2&tag=polinofamilywebs&url=search-alias%3Daps). It’s also not unusual do load data via a macro using Terminal Server or Citrix. There are a couple of things to be aware of though. If you run a macro from your computer with GP installed on the computer, you are effectively typing (really fast and automatically but still typing) into GP. You won’t be able to use your computer while the macro is running. Most people get that instinctively. With Terminal Server, you are actually running the process on a server somewhere. It’s a different computer so you should be able to use your local computer while it’s running and just keep an eye on it, but it doesn’t always work that way. This is how you make it work. - If you run Terminal Server in full screen mode, when you minimize to move to your local machine the macro will stop. The answer is to run Terminal Server in a window, then start the macro. This will let you tab off and do other things while the macro is running. In the corner of the window is a dash, a framed box and an X. Click the framed box to pull TS out of full screen mode. - If you run the Terminal Server session in a window, your local screen saver won’t make any difference. If the terminal server session has a screen saver you’ll want to disable it. If it kicks in it will stop the macro. I’ve seen cases where the TS screen saver is controlled by group policy and can’t reasonably be turned off. Someone has to sit there and shake the mouse every 10 minutes or so. It’s not ideal. See if you can get it disabled. There are times when a macro makes sense and there are times when you need to use other tools like Integration Manager, SmartConnect or SQL. It’s helpful to know how to get the most out of all of the tools. . --- # Save Time with this Data Entry Trick in GP: Date Field | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/save-time-with-this-data-entry-trick-in-gp-date-field-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-07-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains how to Save Time with this Data Entry Trick in GP: Date Field This was one of this year’s 50 tips at Convergence. If you want more tips like this, the presentation, with detail, is available at the right on the front page of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) --- # Weekly Dynamic: SOP Void with Password - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sop-void-with-password/ - Date: 2013-07-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article We’ve covered the idea of this before, but I want to reiterate because it’s easily missed. Many of the settings in GP have a checkbox for on or off, so everyone thinks that those are the only to options. In many, many cases there is a password box to the right of a setting giving you a “sometimes” option. For example, I ran into someone who uses a lot of recurring SOP orders. Each month they change some elements on orders and send them invoices. They rightly prevent deleting and voiding an order because they don’t want a recurring order to disappear because it was voided. However, they have other orders that are not recurring or the recurring order get’s cancelled and needs to be removed. This is a perfect case for a password. Allow voids, but password protect the void. To void an order, a user has to ask someone authorized to review and void the transaction using the password. With SOP documents there is an additional control because settings can be different based on the ID (Order ID, Invoice ID, etc.) [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture1-300x206.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture1.png) --- # How to Recreate Reports Dictionary | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-recreate-reports-dictionary-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-07-10 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics University explains How to Recreate Reports Dictionary. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Undo All Depreciation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic/ - Date: 2013-07-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Versions of GP prior to GP 2013 will let you [undo depreciation for a single asset](/weekly-dynamic-undo-depreciation/). If you accidentally depreciated land, this is an easy fix. GP 2013 adds a checkbox to undo depreciation for all assets or for a group of assets. It’s really easy. In the depreciation box just check all assets or pick a group, check Reverse depreciation and pick your books. So if the tax department disagrees with how you setup certain assets for tax you can undepreciate them and rerun depreciation. Pick any scenario, asset wasn’t in service, asset shouldn’t be depreciated, wrong life, wrong method, this is a great fix for any of those. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture-300x292.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Capture.png) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 on Windows Azure Partner Resources – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-on-windows-azure-partner-resources-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-07-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I’ve seen some partner questions on GP and Azure. Now there’s a resource for that. Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 on Windows Azure Partner Resources --- # Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Modify a Security Role - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-faq-how-to-modify-a-security-role/ - Date: 2013-07-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon explians Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Modify a Security Role. --- # XBRL limited liability provision SEC AQM Model - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/xbrl-limited-liability-provision-sec-aqm-model/ - Date: 2013-07-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article XBRL has become a required afterthought for many firms, but if your company is publicly traded, this CFO.com article is an interesting read.XBRL is not just another compliance burden. --- # Weekly Dynamic: P.O. Receipt Status - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-p-o-receipt-status/ - Date: 2013-07-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Someone came to me the other day with a question about PO’s. They had Purchase Orders with multiple receipts over time and they were trying to figure out what was left on a particular P.O. line. They had been tediously opening each receipts and calculating it by hand. There is a better way. - Start with Purchasing > Inquiry > Purchase Order Documents. - Find and select your P.O. - Click P.O. Number to drill back on the P.O. - Select the line you want to check and click the icon with the letter “I” in a circle for more information [![1](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/1-300x140.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/1.png) - A window will open with information about the quantity shipped, invoiced committed and remaining. [![2](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/2-300x267.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/2.png) This is a whole lot easier than adding up lines from individual transactions. --- # Big Data for SQL folks: The Technologies (Part I) – SQLServerCentral - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/big-data-for-sql-folks-the-technologies-part-i-sqlservercentral/ - Date: 2013-06-27 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article If you’ve ever wondered what Big Data is, SQL Server Central has a nice primer entitled [Big Data for SQL folks: The Technologies (Part I)](http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Big+Data/95647/) No, your GP data probably isn’t Big Data. Even if you have a lot of it, it’s already structured (whether you like the structure or not). So how could this be useful? Here’s an example: We have a client for whom restaurant cleanliness is a big part of their business. With the beta of its new GeoFlow tool for Excel, Microsoft is showing off using publicly available databases on restaurant cleanliness for Seattle, including the types and frequency of violations. This is one city and it’s huge. Project that across the country with each municipality having variations in types of reporting and storage and you definitely have big data. Now imagine taking that data on restaurant cleanliness and mashing it up against client data and sales data. You know which of your clients to go sell more to and you have a list of businesses with specific problems that you can help solve. Big data is still in its infancy but you’re going to see more and more of this. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 – Inventory Reconcile to GL – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-inventory-reconcile-to-gl-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-06-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst explains Inventory Reconcile to GL in Dynamics GP 2013. --- # Changing posting dates on payables and GL transactions for Mexican use tax laws for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/changing-posting-dates-on-payables-and-gl-transactions-for-mexican-use-tax-laws-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-06-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Doug Pitcher explains Changing posting dates on payables and GL transactions for Mexican use tax laws for Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Document Attachment Part 2 – Attaching Documents - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-document-attachment-part-2-attaching-documents/ - Date: 2013-06-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In part 1, we looked at setting up Document Attach. In part 2 we’ll look at using it. After setup is complete, open a transaction or master record that supports document attach. [We looked at the list in part 1.](/weekly-dynamic-document-attachment-part-1-setup/) 1. Create the transaction or master record and click the paperclip icon in the upper right. 2. Click Attach and pick a document to attach. 3. Repeat this to attach additional documents. The Preview button will display the selected document. 4. The red arrow icon on the right or right click + delete row can be used to remove a document. [![Capture](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Capture1-300x257.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Capture1.png) --- # Top Reasons Partners Should Attend Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-reasons-partners-should-attend-microsoft-dynamics-gp-technical-airlift-2013-arme-m/ - Date: 2013-06-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Top Reasons Partners Should Attend Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2013. Ironically, I won’t be going. --- # PSTL within Dynamics GP Web Client | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pstl-within-dynamics-gp-web-client-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-06-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Randall Mayer looks at PSTL within Dynamics GP Web Client. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 Upgrade: Are you still using converted security roles in your GP security? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-are-you-still-using-converted-security-roles-in-your-gp-security/ - Date: 2013-06-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon asked a great question for the Dynamics GP 2013 Upgrade: Are you still using converted security roles in your GP security?. I can tell you that the answer is yes, a lot of you are. --- # How to Setup Security for a New SmartList | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-setup-security-for-a-new-smartlist-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-06-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Julie Jensen of Integrity Data writing at Dynamics University explains How to Setup Security for a New SmartList --- # Could not e-mail status report to sender. Insufficient Memory in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/could-not-e-mail-status-report-to-sender-insufficient-memory-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-06-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Doug Pitcher deals with Could not e-mail status report to sender. Insufficient Memory in Dynamics GP. I think I knew the answer to this one, but he didn’t ask me first. --- # Edit List vs. Batch List Reports in GP | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/edit-list-vs-batch-list-reports-in-gp-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-06-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains Edit List vs. Batch List Reports in GP --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP on Windows Azure! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-on-windows-azure-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-06-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For all of you who have been waiting, it’s here: Microsoft Dynamics GP on Windows Azure! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Where Auto Login fits - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-where-auto-login-fits/ - Date: 2013-06-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article GP 2010 and up supports automatic login where you save a user and password and GP will log in automatically. Most admins hate this and don’t use it because its fundamentally unsecure. However, there are a couple of scenarios where it makes sense. Specifically, if you’re doing auto login for Integration Manager or one of the auto posting inv solutions this can be a good fit in those cases. Just because we don’t like a feature don’t mean that there aren’t scenarios where that feature is useful. --- # Join us today for an Ask the Experts Panel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/join-us-today-for-an-ask-the-experts-panel/ - Date: 2013-06-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We’re doing another Ask the Experts panel today on the Polino Roundtable. If you’re a GPUG premium member you can sign up at http://www.gpug.com/events/gpugpolinoRT06122013?date= If you’re not yet a premium member, it’s not too late to become a premium member! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Document Attachment Part 1 – Setup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-document-attachment-part-1-setup/ - Date: 2013-06-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 adds a new Document Attachment feature. Initially, the feature is geared toward attachments for outgoing transactions and some master records. You can attach documents to the following master records. | | | | --- | --- | | **Master records** | | | Item record | Vendor record | | Customer record | | You can attach documents to the following documents and transactions. You also can attach documents to the line items assigned to the documents and transactions. | | | | --- | --- | | **Transactions** | | | Sales quote | Drop-ship blanket purchase order | | Sales order | Shipment receipt | | Sales fulfillment order | Shipment/Invoice receipt | | Sales invoice | Purchasing Invoice receipt | | Sales return | In-transit transfer receipt | | Sales back order | Purchasing return | | Standard purchase order | Purchasing return/credit | | Blanket purchase order | Purchasing inventory | | Drop-ship purchase order | Purchasing inventory w/Credit | But first you have to set it up. Setup is found in Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Setup > Company > Document Attachment Setup. First you need to check the box to activate document attachment. After that you need three pieces of information: 1. An attachment location. 2. Whether or not you want to delete the temporary file after it’s attached.. 3. Maximum file size. [![Capture 1](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Capture-1-300x142.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Capture-1.png) Keep in mind that when emailing attached documents, the receiver may have limits on the size of the file that they can accept. Common size limits tend to be between 5 and 25 megs. That’s the purpose of  the Maximum File Size field. Attachments are stored in the database as BLOBs – Binary Large OBjects. Next week we’ll look at using Document Attachments. --- # Weekly Dynamic: SOP, Segments and Allocation Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sop-segments-and-allocation-accounts/ - Date: 2013-06-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article This came up recently so I thought I would share. In inventory setup you can designate a segment that is tied to an Inventory site. In Item setup you can tie a site to a segment value. In a SOP transaction, the sales account will change based on the site. So if I assign site 100 to the North warehouse, my default SOP account of 000-4000-000 will change to 100-4000-000 when posted. That all works great, but what happens if you use an allocation account for a sales account? That’s where it gets a little interesting. If you use an allocation account as the sales account, the segment won’t change. The allocation account already gets transformed into multiple accounts. It won’t go through a double hop of changing the first segment even if that account exists. For example, site 100 again, account 000-9000-000 is an allocation account. It won’t get transformed into account 100-9000-000 even if that account exists as an allocation account. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Run File Maintenance. – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-faq-how-to-run-file-maintenance-etelligent-solutions-2/ - Date: 2013-05-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon tackles Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Run File Maintenance. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Custom EFT - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-custom-eft/ - Date: 2013-05-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Sometimes companies want to outsource parts of the check creation process to their banks or other outsourcers. Starting with GP 2010 this gets a little easier. GP 2010 upgraded the EFT options to include the ability to creat a custom EFT format. This can be a great option. Simply setup the EFT format to match your outsourcing file and process like a regular EFT. For example, I know of one firm with a purchasing card process that give them 30 days to pay the p-card total for a month. They are using a custom EFT file to pay vendors via p-card. So they pay the vendor on time, using the vendor’s terms. Payment is made via AP with a p-card. They use a custom EFT file to simplify the processing. This effectively gives them an extra 30 day terms on all of their vendors. It’s a creative use of the custom EFT file. --- # Where are all of the official Microsoft Dynamics Blogs? – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/where-are-all-of-the-official-microsoft-dynamics-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-05-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics Partner Community Blog Where are all of the official Microsoft Dynamics Blogs? --- # Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Run File Maintenance. – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-faq-how-to-run-file-maintenance-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-05-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon offers a Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: How to Run File Maintenance. . --- # Online Bill Pay + Recurring Invoicing/Payment + Web-Based Order Entry for Microsoft Dynamics® GP | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/online-bill-pay-recurring-invoicingpayment-web-based-order-entry-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-05-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Check out Nodus’ online sales and payment options in this upcoming DynamicsCare webinar from I.B.I.S.Online Bill Pay + Recurring Invoicing/Payment + Web-Based Order Entry for Microsoft Dynamics® GP . --- # Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2013 – Registration now OPEN! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-technical-airlift-2013-registration-now-open/ - Date: 2013-05-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article For partners, the Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2013 Registration is now OPEN! --- # New Collections Management Release for GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-collections-management-release-for-gp-2013/ - Date: 2013-05-16 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst covers the New Collections Management Release for GP 2013. --- # MDA: The Power to Link Data Across Modules | alldynamicsgp - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mda-the-power-to-link-data-across-modules-alldynamicsgp/ - Date: 2013-05-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article All Dynamics GP looks at MDA: The Power to Link Data Across Modules --- # Business Portal for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is Here – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-portal-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-is-here-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-05-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Business Portal for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is Here If you’ve been waiting for Business Portal for GP 2013 it has finally arrived. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Make sure Debug is temporary - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-make-sure-debug-is-temporary/ - Date: 2013-05-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article I got burned by debug mode twice last week. In the first instance a chart of accounts integration that worked previously succeeded but the account type was missing once integrated. The client had left the debugging options on in Integration Manager so every time it ran the windows showed in GP. No big deal except for slowing down the integration. In this case however, that was actually breaking the integration. Turning off debugging fixed the integration. In the second case, a client effectively had debug mode on permanently in their test company. Again, shouldn’t be a big deal. It’s a test company. We were testing electronic bank reconcile and getting an odd error. Searching the error turned up…you guessed it…debug mode. Turning off debug mode fixed the problem. I’m not ragging on debug mode. I’m simply saying use it for what it’s intended for, debugging a problem, and then turn it off. --- # Doug Pitcher’s OFFICIAL 100 most famous, awesome and totally influential Dynamics people for 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/doug-pitchers-official-100-most-famous-awesome-and-totally-influential-dynamics-people-for-2013/ - Date: 2013-05-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Doug Pitcher’s OFFICIAL 100 most famous, awesome and totally influential Dynamics people for 2013 is out. I’m apparently destined to be beaten by other I.B.I.S. folks this year. Andy Vabulas on the most influential list and Dwight Specht on Doug’s list. It’s going to be a rough year listening to them at the company Christmas Party. --- # Dynamics GP Stories…we all have them or live them… – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-stories-we-all-have-them-or-live-them-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-05-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft wants your Dynamics GP Stories…we all have them or live them… --- # Dynamics GP 2013 FAQ: Adding New Users - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-faq-adding-new-users/ - Date: 2013-05-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Sheldon explains Adding New Users in GP2013. --- # The Most Influential People in Microsoft Dynamics for 2013 | DynamicsWorld - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-most-influential-people-in-microsoft-dynamics-for-2013-dynamicsworld/ - Date: 2013-05-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The list of The Most Influential People in Microsoft Dynamics for 2013 is out from Dynamicsworld.co.uk. I stayed steady at 20 and lots of other people moved around. David Musgrave made this year’s list as well. Congrats to everyone who made it. --- # New version of Dynamics Business Analyzer Windows 8 App has been published to the Microsoft Store. – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-version-of-dynamics-business-analyzer-windows-8-app-has-been-published-to-the-microsoft-store-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-05-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the GP team, the New version of Dynamics Business Analyzer Windows 8 App has been published to the Microsoft Store. I’m going to update my version right now! --- # Using Notes and Attachments within Dynamics GP Web Client and Desktop Client | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-notes-and-attachments-within-dynamics-gp-web-client-and-desktop-client-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-05-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article From Dynamics University comes Using Notes and Attachments within Dynamics GP Web Client and Desktop Client --- # My Two Question Survey - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-two-question-survey/ - Date: 2013-05-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I have a two question survey about Microsoft Dynamics GP books. Since you all did such a great job with 100 Most Influential voting I figure that you can handle a two question survey. --- # HRP Feature Survey – GPUG Collaborate - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hrp-feature-survey-gpug-collaborate/ - Date: 2013-05-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over at GPUG Collaborate, Terry Heley has a new HRP Feature Survey. If you’re interested in improving HR and Payroll in GP, head over to GPUG collaborate and tackle the survey. --- # Last Chance to Vote - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/last-chance-to-vote/ - Date: 2013-04-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Today is your last day to vote for the 2013 MIcrosoft Dynamics Most Influential so don’t put it off, vote now! --- # The Closer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-closer-2/ - Date: 2013-04-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article By now you know that I’m a fan of The Closer. Well, The Closer 3.0 is out now and customers (and partners on behalf of their customers) can now request FREE TRIALS. The free trial allows for The Closer to be installed in a live environment. From the date of install it lets customers to look back 14 days into their database and will run for 14 days forward. This essentially allows customers to run a full month reconcile of Dynamics GP. The beauty of the free trial is that customers are given the opportunity to use The Closer real-time so that they will experience how the tool can impact their reconciliation processes and use of Dynamics GP. Reporting Central is providing live installation assistance with one of their technical team members and they are also providing full technical support during the free trial period. The process is very easy – visit The Closer at http://reporting-central.com/closer-demo-download/, fill out the form and they will take it from there. How about some highlights? The Closer v3.0 allows for Sub-Ledger to General Ledger reconciliations in the following areas: Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable Cash Accrued Purchases – Received Not Billed/Invoiced HSS Inventory – Historic Stock Status (HSS) by SITE and by ITEM CLASS HITB Inventory – Historic Inventory Trial Balance by SITE and by ITEM CLASS Sales Order COGS Intercompany Taxes Customer Deposits Fixed Assets – coming soon…! There is a lot more in 3.0. It’s worth spending some time looking at it. 28.67372-81.385587 --- # Dynamics GP SmartList Builder Security | alldynamicsgp - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-smartlist-builder-security-alldynamicsgp/ - Date: 2013-04-29 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Howard explains Dynamics GP SmartList Builder Security --- # Weekly Dynamic: Attaching Notes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-attaching-notes/ - Date: 2013-04-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Using the default notes functionality in GP you can attach files to notes. If you attach multiple files they get added on top of each other. If you’re not paying attention and you add multiple files it can look like only one has been added because they are all sitting on top of each other.  Just grab the top one and drag it off to side to see multiple files. --- # Yummy! Dynamics GP RapidStart Puts Blackberries in My Tummy | - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/yummy-dynamics-gp-rapidstart-puts-blackberries-in-my-tummy/ - Date: 2013-04-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Yummy! Dynamics GP RapidStart Puts Blackberries in My Tummy Yeah. you’ll just have to read it. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 1 Now Available: What’s Next? – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-1-now-available-whats-next-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-04-24 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 1 Now Available: What’s Next? --- # Using MR to Create Consolidated Financial Statements for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-mr-to-create-consolidated-financial-statements-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-04-24 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Sheldon explains Using MR to Create Consolidated Financial Statements for Dynamics GP. --- # You’re running out of time to vote - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/youre-running-out-of-time-to-vote/ - Date: 2013-04-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you haven’t voted for the 100 Most Influential in Dynamics this year, you are running out of time. Voting ends April 30th. You can vote for me on Page 9. --- # GP 2010 Multicurrency Rate Updates | alldynamicsgp - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-multicurrency-rate-updates-alldynamicsgp/ - Date: 2013-04-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Howard Swerdloff digs into GP 2010 Multicurrency Rate Updates --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel Paste Tips - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-paste-tips/ - Date: 2013-04-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article At Convergence 2013 I showed off Excel Paste from Mohammad Daoud and Dynamics Innovations. After some questions I thought it would be easier just to tackle them on the blog. - How do I setup Excel? For the basic, free usage you need four columns. Account, Debit, Credit and Distribution Reference. If you all you have are positive and negative amounts, put them all in the Debit column but you still need a blank Credit column. - How do I install the free version for GL? Download and open the zip file. Copy the two DLL files to the Add Ins directory where GP is installed. - When I launch GP 2013 after installing the DLL’s GP crashes and closes. What do I do: 1. Make sure you download and install the latest version from the website. 2. Make sure both files are NOT read only. 3. In properties, unblock each file. 4. I you unblock a file and it’s blocked again when you reopen it or if there is no unblock button run the script from this website:[http://dotnet.dzone.com/articles/unblock-files-windows-8-using](https://dzone.com/users/login.html "http://dotnet.dzone.com/articles/unblock-files-windows-8-using") Because these are DLL’s from the internet some versions of Windows block the files as a security precaution. ![](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=mail&passive=true&rm=false&continue=https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui%3D2%26ik%3Ded440c70ad%26view%3Datt%26th%3D13df174dc083dc88%26attid%3D0.4%26disp%3Demb%26zw%26atsh%3D1&scc=1<mpl=default<mplcache=2&emr=1&osid=1) --- # Posting takes a long time in GP 2010 | alldynamicsgp - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/posting-takes-a-long-time-in-gp-2010-alldynamicsgp/ - Date: 2013-04-22 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Howard Swerdloff offers a fix for Posting takes a long time in GP 2010 --- # Ms. IBIS on Professional Services Tools Library & Software Downloads | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-ibis-on-professional-services-tools-library-software-downloads-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2013-04-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Ms. IBIS tackles Professional Services Tools Library & Software Downloads --- # Weekly Dynamic: Close All Windows - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-close-all-windows/ - Date: 2013-04-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article So you’re working a way in Dynamics GP and you find that you’ve got a pile of windows open an in the way. Well, it’s easy to close them all out, simply pick Microsoft Dynamics GP > Close All Windows. Now you’ve got a clean slate to get back to work with. --- # Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/building-dashboards-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-and-excel-2013-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-04-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013 got some nice coverage from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP . --- # Vote for David Musgrave in the Top 100 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-for-david-musgrave-in-the-top-100/ - Date: 2013-04-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Somehow David Musgrave ended up as the Rodney Dangerfield of the GP. Despite everything he does, some days, he doesn’t get any respect. I’m not sure how David got left off of the 100 most influential list last year but it’s time to get him on this year’s list. As you are voting for others, please consider voting for David Musgrave, creator of the Support Debugging Tool and all around Dexterity guy. Ignore his deep and abiding love of Report Writer and vote for him anyway. We all have flaws. Here is the link to Vote for David. 28.675018-81.38606 --- # Vote for the DynamicsWorld.co.uk 100 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-for-the-dynamicsworld-co-uk-100-most-influential-in-microsoft-dynamics/ - Date: 2013-04-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s time to vote again in this year’s 100 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics from DynamicsWorld.co.uk. I’ll make this easy for you. Start by voting for me on Page 9 and then move on to other influential people. I’ve already voted for all the GP people I can find, now it’s your turn. --- # SQL Script to List Actual vs Budget for GL Accounts by Period : Microsoft Dynamics GP Discussion - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-list-actual-vs-budget-for-gl-accounts-by-period-microsoft-dynamics-gp-discussion/ - Date: 2013-04-10 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Samuel Matthew has a SQL Script to List Actual vs Budget for GL Accounts by Period --- # GP 2013- Fixed Assets Depreciation Changes – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2013-fixed-assets-depreciation-changes-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-04-10 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst shows off  some GP 2013- Fixed Assets Depreciation Changes --- # Website Makeover - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/website-makeover/ - Date: 2013-04-01 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article When you visit DynamicAccounting.net today you’ll see a slightly different look. Over the weekend I migrated the backend from Blogger to WordPress. I’ve felt for a while that I needed more flexibility than I could get from the Blogger platform and the move wasn’t as painful as I thought it would be. For phase 1 I chose to keep the look basically the same. I wanted an easy transition but now I’ve got more flexibility in the design going forward. The RSS feed has been migrated, so if you follow the blog that way you shouldn’t see any changes. The DynamicAccounting.net domain has moved and all the post have moved too. If you have something bookmarked to the Blogger page, please repoint to the new DynamicAccounting.net --- # Weekly Dynamic: Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-building-dashboards-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-and-excel-2013/ - Date: 2013-04-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 10 - Type: original article My newest book, [Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013](http://www.packtpub.com/application-development/building-dashboards-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-and-excel-2013) is out! It was released by Packt Publishing late last week. In the book we work together to build a Financial dashboard with Microsoft Excel using live data from Dynamics GP. If your CEO, CFO or other CxO is asking for a dashboard, this is the place to start with a step by step walk through. There was a lot of interest in this book at Convergence and now you have a chance to get one. If you got a signed cover to get a free one at Convergence, IBIS is working on getting those out to you. If you went to one of our dashboard sessions, this book is a more detailed extension of that session. For those of you still on GP 10 or 2010 and on Excel versions prior to 2013, most of the items in the book will still work for you with some small variation. Then when you do upgrade to GP 2013 you’ll be ahead of the curve. Building Dashboards is available through [Amazon.com](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849689067/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849689067&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs) and [Packt Publishing](http://www.packtpub.com/application-development/building-dashboards-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-and-excel-2013). Barnes & Noble doesn’t have it yet. They are a little slower to get things added to their catalog. The book is available in print and various ebook versions including Kindle, PDF and EPub formats. If you buy the print book from Packt they include a free ebook version as well. Get it now and get started on your dashboard! --- # Convergence 2013 CPE - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2013-cpe/ - Date: 2013-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Convergence 2013 CPE form is available on Virtual Convergence under My Convergence | Attendee Info. http://www.microsoft.com/dynamics/convergence/neworleans13/Attendee-Information.aspx?p=topnav --- # RapidStart Services for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapidstart-services-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft is pushing hard on RapidStart Services for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013. I’m not yet on the band wagon. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account Maintenance User Defined - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-account-maintenance-user-defined/ - Date: 2013-03-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article The Account Maintenance window in Dynamics GP has four user defined fields on it. They don’t get used for much, but I’ve got one use case that I think is pretty good. Pick one of the UDF fields and use it to identify the employee responsible for reconciling that account. For cash accounts this is the person responsible for bank rec and reconciling to the GL. For other balance sheet accounts its the person preparing the monthly rollforward. This makes it easy to run a COA based on the user defined field and get a reconciliation checklist for month end. You’ll want to use an integration tool like Integration Manager or SmartConnect from eOne for the initial load and for mass changes (like when an employee leaves or changes jobs). --- # My Convergence 2013 Thoughts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-convergence-2013-thoughts/ - Date: 2013-03-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We had a great Convergence. I got to play in the GP general session with Mariano. You should be able to watch the whole thing online at [Virtual Convergence.](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/look-back-judging-our-convergence-2013-predictions?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+msdynamicsworld%2Fnews+%28Microsoft+Dynamics+News%29) All of my presentations are available on the site on the right side. If you’re looking for something, download the presentation. The 50 Tips sessions were really well received. More people saw 50 Tips this year than any previous year. For the first session they had to turn people away because the room was too full. Comments and evaluations have been fantastic too. I was worried that the 50 Tips presentations was losing it’s appeal but that doesn’t seem to be the case. The Cookbook sold out sometime Wednesday morning and interest was high for the new dashboard book as well. Speaking of dashboards, my dashboard sessions with Jared Hall of Microsoft went really well too. The first version of that session had people turned away due to a lack of space.The repeat was completely fully too but everyone got in. We’re getting great evaluations on top of everything else. As of right now, all 4 50 Tips and Dashboard sessions (original and repeats) are in the top 10 of all Convergence sessions, not just GP sessions, and they are only ones in the top 10 with more than 100 evaluations each. Yes, I’m bragging a little, but only because I worked my behind off to make them good. Beat Bucher and I tried out a new session for new users of GP. We got good responses and evaluations but it still needs some tweaking. What about that “Sex, Lies and Refreshable Excel Reports” thing? It was the highest rated user group session. I’m thinking that it could also be the next book. We’ll see. There are some racy pictures going around of me signing men’s hairy torsos. They are real. It was scary. Thank you to everyone who came to my sessions, who filled out an evaluation and who helped out along the way. I met lots of great people. Next year Convergence is back in Atlanta so I.B.I.S. can play host again. --- # Convergence Update from Tuesday - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-update-from-tuesday/ - Date: 2013-03-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article #Conv13 – Convergence 2013 really got rolling yesterday. Mariano and I did dueling features from Dynamics GP 2013 in the GP general session and we’ve gotten great comments about the segment. Yesterday also kicked off another round of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Dynamics GP. The room was so full that we had to turn people away. The crowd was fantastic. Thank you to everyone who attended. I get to do it again today and I can’t wait. The energy at Convergence is fantastic this year. Folks seem excited and ready to move to GP 2013. Sessions get serious today and I’ve got to deliver 3 of them so this should be fun. --- # Weekly Dynamic: More fun with dates in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-more-fun-with-dates-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-03-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Here is the scenario. You are working in Dynamics GP and you pick a field with a  date. You want to put in a really old date, maybe for the start of a reporting period or for the start of your time using GP, but you don’t feel like keying it. You pick the date icon. You could use the arrow keys to keep scrolling back months or… Click on the header that contains the month. You’ll get a list of months for the current year and the arrows will now show years making it easy to go back. [![](/img/blogger/2646e3e17a352b17.png)](/img/blogger/1cb2bf96c83cf5a2.png) Click on the header again (it now has the year in it) and you get a list of years. Click the header a third time you’ll get a list of decades. Yes decades. [![](/img/blogger/32d549e928fea6b7.png)](/img/blogger/d0f9d0e40b515d9f.png) I do have a client with a land asset that is more than 100 years old, but that transaction didn’t originate in GP.  I think the only reason that decades are there is developer indulgence, but it’s still fun to find. --- # Posting Drop Ship Sales Item in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/posting-drop-ship-sales-item-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-03-14 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sheldon looks at Posting Drop Ship Sales Item in Dynamics GP --- # Your Chance to Make GP Better – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/your-chance-to-make-gp-better-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-03-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Great sessions, terrible name. In Your Chance to Make GP Better  Pam reminds us that there will be Microsoft Conduit sessions at Convergence 2013. What’s a “Conduit” session? Exactly. In short it’s a chance for you to talk with MS about the topic of the session. They are always informative. I just had the name “Conduit”. I think too many people miss these sessions because of the name. --- # EDI Support is Critical to Your Business, But Is It to Your EDI Provider? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/edi-support-is-critical-to-your-business-but-is-it-to-your-edi-provider/ - Date: 2013-03-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Development & Integration - Type: original article *This is a guest post from Glenn McPeak of Data Masons.* When you evaluate and select ISV solutions to complement your Dynamics GP investment, a majority of the time your focus is on finding a remedy to a particular pain point. Unfortunately, this means that a majority of the time you focus mainly on the solution – its cost, integration, reputation, etc. – but what you may be doing in the process is diminishing the value of support as it relates to the ROI of your investment, and the success of your business. Evaluating EDI solutions can be a daunting task with multiple solution providers claiming the same capabilities – integration, ease-of-use, outsourcing, etc. However, take it a step further and talk support and you’ll begin to see a wide gap between what different providers offer.  It’s not about how quickly you can access your provider’s technical support line, or how many holidays for which they provide coverage, “support” goes far deeper and wider, from the solution’s design, integration, and then finally, to traditional support. For example, when evaluating an EDI provider’s commitment to supporting your business, ask yourself, does the provider: - Have a fully-automated solution designed to eliminate ERP customizations? - Offer plug-and-play set up as opposed to a time-consuming, resource-heavy project? - Employ a dedicated support team that keeps your business top-of-mind; and - Deliver day one support for any future version GP releases and updates, as well as ongoing support for Microsoft’s sunset versions? To protect your Dynamics investments and your bottom line, you need an EDI provider that makes your business, their business. This means having the dedicated, fast-acting support, including full compliance management services, required to maintain the competitive advantage EDI should deliver. With any other level of support, your business’ EDI investment is at risk. [**Compare EDI Solutions for Microsoft Dynamics GP**](http://www.datamasons.com/edi-solution-evaluation) and see how providers stack up against each other. And don’t wait to introduce the discussion around support, for if you do, you may find that it’s not that easy after all to get the answers you need when it comes to EDI and your business. **Talk with Data Masons’ Dynamics EDI experts next week at Convergence 2013.  Data Masons will be exhibiting in Expo Booth #742.** ——————————————————- Data Masons is a huge supporter of this site and the Dynamics GP community in general. If you can spell the letters ‘EDI’ I would encourage you to drop by their booth at Convergence. – Mark --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 SmartList Export to Excel values are 0 | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-smartlist-export-to-excel-values-are-0-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-03-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics University details and issue where Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 SmartList Export to Excel values are 0 --- # Management Reporter and Segment Names - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-and-segment-names/ - Date: 2013-03-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Dynamics University looks at an issue with Management Reporter and Segment Names --- # Weekly Dynamic: Cleaning up Received Not Invoiced - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-cleaning-up-received-not-invoiced/ - Date: 2013-03-11 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article A while back, like almost 5 years ago, Frank Hamelly and Richard Whaley had an interesting discussion on cleaning up Received Not Invoiced transactions in GP. You can read the whole thing at: http://www.database-answers.com/microsoft/Great-Plains/33761991/proper-way-to-clean-up-received–not-invoiced-report.aspx In my opinion, they are both right and they are both wrong. Let me see if I can clarify. In a nutshell: 1) You authorize purchases with a  P.O. (no effect on GL) 2) You receive items into inventory. Debit Inventory (or Expense as appropriate) Credit Accrued Purchases 3) You match an invoice to a receipt (Debit Accrued Purchases, ~~Credit Inventory~~ Corrected: Accounts Payable). This creates and AP transaction for the invoice. Anything received but waiting for an invoice shows up in the received not invoiced report commonly called RNI. (Step 2 above). Receiving the invoice clears accrued purchases and let’s you pay for the item. Until you match a receipt to an invoice, the receipt is in limbo and the only real tools to manage accrued purchases are the Received Not Invoiced report in GP and the Received Not Invoiced SmartList. So what happens if: 1) an invoice is never going to arrive? or 2) the invoice arrives and is mistakenly paid directly via AP, not applied to the receiving transaction? There are 2 broad ways to clear a receiving transactions and a number of techniques and gotchas along the way. Regardless of the way you close the transaction there are 3 considerations, 1) the RNI report. 2) the Accrued Purchases account. 3) AP If you don’t do this right, one of the first two items will be out causing accrued purchases to not balance to the GL or AP will get a transaction causing a risk of double payment. Broadly the options fall into two categories: 1) Close the P.O. 2) Fake an invoice. Closing the P.O. or the appropriate P.O. lines properly removes items from the RNI report and while it can generate a related GL transaction, it doesn’t in the typical scenario. Faking a invoice properly removes items from RNI and accrued purchases but it creates an AP transaction which requires additional work to clear and introduces a risk of double payment. So here is my recommendation based on the common scenarios: 1) Item received. Invoice will never arrive (usually some kind of internal transaction). Do an invoice match transaction. Enter the subtotal into the trade discount field to offset the subtotal and create a $0 value invoice. Adjust the trade discount account for appropriate offset (often an intercompany account). This will NOT send a transaction to AP and it will clear the transaction from the RNI report and move accrued purchases. You will need to confirm that the other side of any I/C transaction is correct. 2) Item received. Invoiced arrived and posted to Inventory or Expense via AP. (This is probably the most common scenario I see.) You’ve now doubled up the debits. (Receiving and AP). Do an invoice match transaction. Enter the subtotal into the trade discount field to offset the subtotal and create a $0 value invoice. Adjust the trade discount account credit to the Inventory or Expense account that was doubled up. This will NOT send a transaction to AP and it will clear the transaction from the RNI report and properly clear the accrued purchase. 3) Item received. Invoiced arrived and posted to Accrued Purchases via AP (This what you hope will happen but if AP figured out it belongs in Accrued Purchases they should have figured out that it needs an invoice match!) The GL is correct. Close the P.O. or P.O. line to properly adjust the RNI report. Closing the P.O. line should not create a GL transaction. These are my preferred options. They avoid the mess. If Trade Discount isn’t available because you actually use that field AND track the discount for reporting purposes it gets harder. Your choices then are to match the invoice, send it to AP and create a credit memo. You could also close the P.O. or P.O. lines and then do a journal entry to fix the accrued purchases account but normally you don’t want to do JE’s to this account, it’s considered a control account and it’s still two transactions. I’ve been arguing for a Historical Received Not Invoiced report to help manage this. If you want one too. please go vote for it at MS Connect. The vote link is: [Connect.https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/778666/gp-historical-aged-received-not-invoiced-report](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F778666%252Fgp-historical-aged-received-not-invoiced-report&wct=2016-04-16T02%3A15%3A25Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) --- # 2013 Top 100 Nominations – Please nominate! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2013-top-100-nominations-please-nominate/ - Date: 2013-03-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The 2013 Top 100 Nominations for the most influential in Microsoft Dynamics is now open at DynamicsWorld.co.uk. I’ve already been nominated but part of the process is the number of nominations. If you get value out of the blog, the presentations or the books, please nominate me again along with anyone else you feel deserves recognition. I spend a lot of time highlighting other people’s hard work. A nomination for some of them would be fantastic. --- # Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence/ - Date: 2013-03-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article My Convergence is completely full this year and it’s going to be so much fun. I would love for you to join me. I’m looking forward to seeing you at: - Our book and t-shirt signing on Monday night at the I.B.I.S. booth during the expo reception. There will be a limited number of free copies of my new GP/Excel dashboard book. If the publisher can’t get books there, I’ll sign book covers, we will take your information and send you a full book when they are available. The t-shirts are going to rock too. Everyone who has seen the design wants one. **I can’t save you one, you have to get in line. Last year the line for books was longer than the line for the bar. Line up early!** Oh, you have to pick one, book or t-shirt. You can’t get both, but I’ll sign either one. - Two great GPUG sessions on Monday. First there is the sure to be a classic, Sex, Lies and Refreshable Excel Reports. I hope we make it to the Excel reports part. Followed by What to know before the auditors ask with Andy Snook of Fastpath. Yes, before you ask the auditor presentation has zombies and a robot army, of course, but sadly no bacon. - One of my two 50 Tips in 50 Minutes sessions. These are brand new with great tips. This presentation is simply a don’t miss. It’s fast, it’s fun, it’s worth the price of admission. - My Building a Dashboard presentation with Jared Hall of Microsoft. (or the repeat session) Last year a version of this session did even better than 50 tips. We build an Excel based dashboard with GP info…from scratch…on stage. People walked out saying “I can’t wait to get back to work and build a dashboard!”. I know, me too! - The New to GP session. Beat Bucher and I are doing two sessions just for users who are brand new to GP. The goal is to get folks up and running fast and give them some confidence when working with GP. If you are new to GP we would love to see you there. Don’t miss anything. Use the schedule builder on the Convergence site to get the most out of your time there. --- # Using the Internet Information Button in GP | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-the-internet-information-button-in-gp-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-03-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at Using the Internet Information Button in GP --- # Dynamics GP 2013 – Using the Ole Container to Store Scanned Documents Or Emailed Attachments – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-using-the-ole-container-to-store-scanned-documents-or-emailed-attachments-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-03-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Judy Hirst explains Dynamics GP 2013 – Using the Ole Container to Store Scanned Documents Or Emailed Attachments --- # Jet Essentials: Advanced Reporting for Group Collaboration | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/jet-essentials-advanced-reporting-for-group-collaboration-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2013-03-05 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Jet Reports is launching Jet Essentials at Convergence. Get the details at Jet Essentials: Advanced Reporting for Group Collaboration --- # Weekly Dynamic: Shortcuts vs. Quick Links - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-shortcuts-vs-quick-links/ - Date: 2013-03-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Should I use Shortcuts or Quick Links for customizing my navigation in Dynamics GP? I get this question occasionally and there is a lot of overlap between the tools so I put together this quick chart to help out. | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Shortcuts vs. Quick Links** | | | | | | | Shortcuts | Quick Links | | | | Add windows | Y | Y | | | | …from the window | Y | | | | | Add external Files | Y | Y | | | | Add web pages | Y | Y | | | | Add Navigation Lists | | Y | | | | Add SmartLists | Y | Y | | | | Add SmartLists automatically | | Y1 | | | | Use Folders | Y | | | | | Launch link on startup | Y | | | | | Copy to other users | Y2 | | | | | ‘sa’ can force to users | Y | | | | | Keyboard shortcuts | Y | | | | | Can reorganize | Y | Y | | | | | | | | | | 1 Saving SmartList  Favorites to “User Only” automatically adds them to Quick Links | | | | | | 2 Requires Professional Services Tools Library from MS | | | | | --- # Handling Penny Rounding in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/handling-penny-rounding-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2013-02-28 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon adds his thoughts on Handling Penny Rounding in Dynamics GP for Canadian companies. Since really it’s just the penny coin that is being phased out, electronic transactions can still have cents, I have my own recommendation. Collect all of those extra Canadian pennies and send them to me. I’m sure that I can find a use for them. I’ve got two kids headed for college and if you cover college costs, I can still do something creative with them like this: [![](/img/blogger/a11ba830620fbf7e.jpg)](/img/blogger/715ae0737808457e.jpg) --- # deFacto Performance Management | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/defacto-performance-management-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2013-02-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Make sure to check out the deFacto Performance Management product sheet on MSDynamicsWorld.com --- # Weekly Dynamic: Drill Down Troubleshooting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-drill-down-troubleshooting/ - Date: 2013-02-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article We had a scenario where someone was testing GP drill downs on a test server. The database had been copied from production but Excel reports had not been deployed in production. They were in the test environment.  The user kept getting a drill down error that indicated that they weren’t logged in to the right company. When we double checked the drill down links, the links were trying to connect back to the production server, even though the Excel reports were properly getting data from test. That was new and thanks to some help from Microsoft we have a fix. Fortunately, it’s a pretty straightforward fix: 1. Log everyone out of GP. 2. Access the Database Maintenance Utility with Start > All Programs > Microsoft Dynamics > GP2010 > Database Maintenance 3. In the Database Maintenance Utility, select the SQL server name for the test environment. 4. Choose the company DB to recreate Views and Procedures for and click Next. 5. for the Product, choose all modules. 6. Select both “Functions and Stored Procedures” and “Views”. 7. Hit Next on the confirmation window. The reason that this occurs is when the stored procedures are created on installation, the drill down link is populated with the server name. Recreating the Stored Procs and Views fixes this issue. --- # View Summary of Accounts with drill down options via Account Rollup Inquiry | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/view-summary-of-accounts-with-drill-down-options-via-account-rollup-inquiry-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-02-20 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains how to View Summary of Accounts with drill down options via Account Rollup Inquiry --- # Presentation Stuff - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/presentation-stuff/ - Date: 2013-02-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m sitting at the Microsoft MVP Summit, one of the few conferences where I don’t have to present. Sitting in the audience always triggers reminders for my presentations. I’m putting some thoughts here for me and maybe to help others. - Bottom Line Up Front. Don’t save the big reveal for the end. Put it in early and then talk about it, justify, explain. If you build to a big reveal, it’s got to be huge to overcome 55 minutes of boredom. By huge I mean, you better give me a car when you are done. - Tell a story, don’t write a book. Like the first point, we want stories but stories don’t have to start at the beginning. Start at an exciting point. - The description of the session cannot be specific and detailed enough. More info is always better. Type, level, experience, expertise, etc. Session description/delivery disconnect is a an absolute killer. - Giveaways build goodwill. Giveaways exclusive to your session build more goodwill. Good giveaways build even more goodwill. - Tactful honesty is the best approach to difficult subjects. Raw honesty is funnier but it can come back to bite you. Dishonesty will get you killed. - Stephen Rose has a heck of stage presence. - I love the idea of a track moderator who may or may not be a speaker. If a track is in the same spot all day the track moderator helps close out a session, open the next session and keep people on track, what’s next, etc. - Depending on the forum, be willing to toss the presentation. - Be willing to tailor your presentation as much as you can. (See session description) If you walk into a room and find  a majority of attendees are really advanced or really new to whatever you are talking about, adjust. These thoughts are in addition to all of the other rules. Practice, a lot. Know your material. Have a point and make it, your presentation is not your slides, etc. --- # Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/building-dashboards-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-and-excel-2013/ - Date: 2013-02-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article We’re not quite ready for preorders yet but my next book is getting close. The book is tentatively titled Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013. Essentially we start with GP and build a live, refreshable, Excel based dashboard from scratch so you can see how it’s done and do the same thing in your company. One of my presentations at Convergence this year will be similar and it’s fun to talk to people after they see how easy this is to do on stage. I get comments like “I can’t wait to go home and build dashboards.” I think the book is going to be a great resource for both GP and Excel. Like my GP Cookbook, many of the items apply to GP 10, GP 2010 and Excel 2010 as well so it’s useful now and when you move to GP 2013. What I would like to do is to give you the opportunity express your interest in the book. If you think you might be interested in buying it when it comes out, please sign up with this form. This is not a preorder so there is no obligation. I’m only collecting this information so that I can notify you when the book is available.  If you don’t want to miss it, please sign up now. I’m working on some kind of gift for folks who sign up via this list and then buy the book. I don’t know what that is yet but I’ll try to pull together something that doesn’t suck. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Historical Reporting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-historical-reporting/ - Date: 2013-02-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 adds historical fixed asset reporting. I confess that when I heard this was coming I worried that we would get one report. Well, the GP team went way beyond that. Just about every fixed asset report now offers a ‘Depreciation as of’ field to make it easy to run historical fixed asset reports [![](/img/blogger/a42541af65e1ca21.png)](/img/blogger/cea3746402524057.png) --- # VOICE updates for Collections Management transition – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/voice-updates-for-collections-management-transition-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-02-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ok, with Collections transitioning back to Professional Advantage there is a VOICE updates for Collections Management transition. This shouldn’t mean anything to the average company. Your partner should handle this. If they give you dumb looks and blank stares send them to this post. --- # How To Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Services Runtime - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-install-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-web-services-runtime/ - Date: 2013-02-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Ian Grieve explains How To Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Services Runtime --- # We missed an MVP! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/we-missed-an-mvp/ - Date: 2013-02-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Somehow I missed the fact that Matt Landis of GP partner Landis Computer was awarded a Microsoft MVP for Lync in January of 2012 and renewed in January of 2013. With Lync integration getting even tighter in GP its nice to have some community folks with both GP and Lync experience. You can’t be an MVP in more than one category so Matt can’t be both a GP and a Lync MVP but MVP’s are a pretty small group and those with any association with GP are an even smaller group. Sorry it took me so long to notice this but congratulations Matt! --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Series – SSRS Reports | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-reporting-series-ssrs-reports-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2013-02-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Critical Edge continues their Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Series – SSRS Reports --- # Updating Management Reporter to Use a New GP Budget - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updating-management-reporter-to-use-a-new-gp-budget/ - Date: 2013-02-13 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Sheldon explains Updating Management Reporter to Use a New GP Budget --- # How to Edit Posted Payables Transactions in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-edit-posted-payables-transactions-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-02-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains How to Edit Posted Payables Transactions in GP 2010 --- # Weekly Dynamic: AR HATB via SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-ar-hatb-via-sql/ - Date: 2013-02-11 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article So you want to run the AR Historical Trial Balance report via SQL. Well, in GP 2010 and higher for  (I don’t have GP 10 handy to test) the AR HATB report is available as an built in SSRS report. The foundation for that report is a SQL stored procedure that we can leverage to run the AR HATB in SQL. The code to run the stored procedure is below so you can copy and paste it. The middle section is where you set the parameters. Have fun. Mark USE TWO DECLARE @RC int DECLARE @I\_dAgingDate datetime DECLARE @I\_cStartCustomerNumber char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndCustomerNumber char(15) DECLARE @I\_cStartCustomerName char(65) DECLARE @I\_cEndCustomerName char(65) DECLARE @I\_cStartClassID char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndClassID char(15) DECLARE @I\_cStartSalesPersonID char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndSalesPersonID char(15) DECLARE @I\_cStartSalesTerritory char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndSalesTerritory char(15) DECLARE @I\_cStartShortName char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndShortName char(15) DECLARE @I\_cStartState char(5) DECLARE @I\_cEndState char(5) DECLARE @I\_cStartZipCode char(11) DECLARE @I\_cEndZipCode char(11) DECLARE @I\_cStartPhoneNumber char(21) DECLARE @I\_cEndPhoneNumber char(21) DECLARE @I\_cStartUserDefined char(15) DECLARE @I\_cEndUserDefined char(15) DECLARE @I\_tUsingDocumentDate tinyint DECLARE @I\_dStartDate datetime DECLARE @I\_dEndDate datetime DECLARE @I\_sIncludeBalanceTypes smallint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeNoActivity tinyint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeMultiCurrency tinyint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeZeroBalanceCustomer tinyint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeFullyPaidTrxs tinyint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeCreditBalance tinyint DECLARE @I\_tExcludeUnpostedAppldCrDocs tinyint DECLARE @I\_tConsolidateNAActivity tinyint — TODO: Set parameter values here. Set @I\_dAgingDate=’9/30/12′ Set @I\_cStartCustomerNumber=” Set @I\_cEndCustomerNumber=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartCustomerName=” Set @I\_cEndCustomerName=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartClassID=” Set @I\_cEndClassID=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartSalesPersonID=” Set @I\_cEndSalesPersonID=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartSalesTerritory=” Set @I\_cEndSalesTerritory=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartShortName=” Set @I\_cEndShortName=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartState=” Set @I\_cEndState=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartZipCode=” Set @I\_cEndZipCode=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartPhoneNumber=” Set @I\_cEndPhoneNumber=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_cStartUserDefined=” Set @I\_cEndUserDefined=’ZZZZZZZZ’ Set @I\_tUsingDocumentDate=0 Set @I\_dStartDate=’1/1/1900′ Set @I\_dEndDate=’9/30/12′ Set @I\_sIncludeBalanceTypes=0 Set @I\_tExcludeNoActivity=1 Set @I\_tExcludeMultiCurrency=1 Set @I\_tExcludeZeroBalanceCustomer=1 Set @I\_tExcludeFullyPaidTrxs=1 Set @I\_tExcludeCreditBalance=0 Set @I\_tExcludeUnpostedAppldCrDocs=1 Set @I\_tConsolidateNAActivity=0 EXECUTE @RC = [dbo].[seermHATBSRSWrapper] @I\_dAgingDate ,@I\_cStartCustomerNumber ,@I\_cEndCustomerNumber ,@I\_cStartCustomerName ,@I\_cEndCustomerName ,@I\_cStartClassID ,@I\_cEndClassID ,@I\_cStartSalesPersonID ,@I\_cEndSalesPersonID ,@I\_cStartSalesTerritory ,@I\_cEndSalesTerritory ,@I\_cStartShortName ,@I\_cEndShortName ,@I\_cStartState ,@I\_cEndState ,@I\_cStartZipCode ,@I\_cEndZipCode ,@I\_cStartPhoneNumber ,@I\_cEndPhoneNumber ,@I\_cStartUserDefined ,@I\_cEndUserDefined ,@I\_tUsingDocumentDate ,@I\_dStartDate ,@I\_dEndDate ,@I\_sIncludeBalanceTypes ,@I\_tExcludeNoActivity ,@I\_tExcludeMultiCurrency ,@I\_tExcludeZeroBalanceCustomer ,@I\_tExcludeFullyPaidTrxs ,@I\_tExcludeCreditBalance ,@I\_tExcludeUnpostedAppldCrDocs ,@I\_tConsolidateNAActivity --- # Convergence 2013 Will Have Industry Themes, International Lounges, a Skype Bar and More! – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2013-will-have-industry-themes-international-lounges-a-skype-bar-and-more-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-02-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Convergence 2013 Will Have Industry Themes, International Lounges, a Skype Bar and More! This is a little inside baseball because it’s partner focused but I didn’t know about the Skype bar. Then again, I just learned you can have a bacon bar, like a buffet with different types of bacon. I wonder if they’ll have a bacon bar at Convergence? --- # Collections Management for Microsoft Dynamics® GP transitions back to the original Independent Software Vendor (ISV) – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/collections-management-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-transitions-back-to-the-original-independent-software-vendor-isv-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-02-11 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Collections Management for Microsoft Dynamics® GP transitions back to the original Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Microsoft has announced that Collections Management is transitioning back to Professional Advantage. This is similar to a previous announcement that Extender is transitioning back to eOne. Interestingly this was actually released and then retracted several months ago. I don’t know where MS is going with all of this. I’m not sure if it’s cost control, simplification for ongoing support or what. We’ll see if I can tease something out over the next month or so. --- # Excel Advanced Reporting for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Jet Essentials - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-advanced-reporting-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-jet-essentials/ - Date: 2013-02-11 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Excel Advanced Reporting for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Jet Essentials. Jet Reports is releasing a new, free product designed to help reporting from Dynamics GP in Excel. I got a chance to preview it and it’s pretty nice. Jet Essentials releases at Convergence 2013 so you’ll have to wait until then. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Series – Refreshable Excel Reports | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-reporting-series-refreshable-excel-reports-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2013-02-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Critical Edge looks at Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Series – Refreshable Excel Reports --- # United Nations Energy Consumption Insights Done with Microsoft Excel 2013, PowerPivot, Power View and the Azure Marketplace | Extended Results, Inc. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/united-nations-energy-consumption-insights-done-with-microsoft-excel-2013-powerpivot-power-view-and-the-azure-marketplace-extended-results-inc/ - Date: 2013-02-06 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article People are doing cool stuff with Excel 2013 like United Nations Energy Consumption Insights Done with Microsoft Excel 2013, PowerPivot, Power View and the Azure Marketplace . What are you doing with Excel 2013 and Dynamics GP? --- # Integrating Vendor EFT Information Into Dynamics GP | alldynamicsgp - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/integrating-vendor-eft-information-into-dynamics-gp-alldynamicsgp/ - Date: 2013-02-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Howard looks at Integrating Vendor EFT Information Into Dynamics GP Another option is to use Table Import for just the EFT pieces. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel 2013 Quick Analysis - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-2013-quick-analysis/ - Date: 2013-02-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Excel 2013 offers a new, easy way to analyze data. If you have a set of information, like sales data for example, highlight the data, right click and pick Quick Analysis. A bar pops up with all of the major analytical and formatting components including Conditional Formatting, Charts, Totals, Tables and Sparklines. Hovering over the various options let you see the result without yet committing to say, building a chart. Clicking an item applies the item to the data. [![](/img/blogger/42d8d71c95fc38fe.png)](/img/blogger/950983bbebde0c0f.png) --- # 1000 Downloads of Windows 8 Microsoft Dynamics Business Analyzer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-02-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Clearly we are seeing demand with 1000 Downloads of Windows 8 Microsoft Dynamics Business Analyzer --- # How to control the use of non-inventoried items in Dynamics GP Sales and Purchasing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-control-the-use-of-non-inventoried-items-in-dynamics-gp-sales-and-purchasing/ - Date: 2013-01-31 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sheldon explains How to control the use of non-inventoried items in Dynamics GP Sales and Purchasing --- # Microsoft Dynamics – Forbes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-forbes/ - Date: 2013-01-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Who knew that Microsoft Dynamics has a running column on Forbes? Well you do…now. --- # Learn About Microsoft Dynamics GP – New Video Training – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/learn-about-microsoft-dynamics-gp-new-video-training-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Do you want to know more about Dynamics GP 2013? Watch some videos! Details at Learn About Microsoft Dynamics GP – New Video Training --- # When Your Big Customer Wants to Pay Late - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/when-your-big-customer-wants-to-pay-late/ - Date: 2013-01-29 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article CFO Magazine has a new article on When Your Big Customer Wants to Pay Late. We’ve talked about some things in GP around this including Customer/Vendor priority, terms, discounts and analytics. The article has some nice examples of creative solutions. --- # SQL settings causing GP performance issues | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-settings-causing-gp-performance-issues-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-01-29 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Danny Rose looks at SQL settings causing GP performance issues --- # Don’t Miss the GPUG Regional Chapter Meeting! | I.B.I.S. Inc. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-miss-the-gpug-regional-chapter-meeting-i-b-i-s-inc/ - Date: 2013-01-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you are in the Atlanta area, heck, if can spell Atlanta, Don’t Miss the GPUG Regional Chapter Meeting! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Adding PSTL Menus - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-adding-pstl-menus/ - Date: 2013-01-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 2013 is out and the Professional Service Tools Library (PSTL) are now included with the product. You no longer have to download and install them. However, you do have to add the menu to the Shortcut Bar. To add the PSTL menu: 1. Right click on the Shortcut bar and select Add > Add Window 2. Scroll down and expand Technical Service Tools 3. Under Technical Service Tools, expand Project 4. Click Add then click Done The Professional Service Tools will be added to your Shortcut bar. [![](/img/blogger/4d95cd089969ad68.png)](/img/blogger/ca2d0717b7fa5869.png) --- # IM error: Could not load file or assembly ‘Microsoft.ReportViewer.WinForms’ | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-error-could-not-load-file-or-assembly-microsoft-reportviewer-winforms-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-01-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article Dynamics University looks at IM error: Could not load file or assembly ‘Microsoft.ReportViewer.WinForms’ --- # Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client – Connect on Home Page displaying an error | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-web-client-connect-on-home-page-displaying-an-error-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-01-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Dynamics University tackles the Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client – Connect on Home Page displaying an error --- # Understanding Statement Set-up in Dynamics GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/understanding-statement-set-up-in-dynamics-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2013-01-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Amanda Wong comes Understanding Statement Set-up in Dynamics GP 2010 --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2013 Historical Fixed Asset Reporting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2013-historical-fixed-asset-reporting/ - Date: 2013-01-21 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article One of the areas where fixed assets could use some help is historical reporting. If you a using a version earlier than GP 2013, you should save your fixed asset reports at year end. GP 2013 adds historical fixed asset reporting. When I first heard that this was coming, I was expecting something like the Historical Inventory Trial Balance report but the team went farther than that. Historical fixed asset reporting is now integrated into Dynamic GP 2013. Almost all of the reports now have a date associated with them. For example, the often used Depreciation Ledger by Class now includes a “Depreciation as of” selection allow you show the depreciation as of a particular date, not just the last run date. [![](/img/blogger/3a598b745ed4df6d.png)](/img/blogger/76153dd55a35c8a1.png) --- # Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Applications: 2.7 lbs of Dynamics GP Programming Goodness - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/developing-microsoft-dynamics-gp-applications-2-7-lbs-of-dynamics-gp-programming-goodness/ - Date: 2013-01-21 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I spend my days working with Microsoft Dynamics GP. It’s always been a struggle when developers want to learn how to customize Dynamics GP. Not because it’s that hard, but because there are so many options and they can be very different. In her new book, [Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Applications](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680264/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1849680264&linkCode=as2&tag=polinofamilywebs), Dynamics GP MVP Leslie Vail has taken on the challenge of explaining the various options, showing where they are applicable and explaining how each option works. The best part is, even if you aren’t a programmer, the book covers ways to develop in Dynamics GP without writing code. Extender, SmartList Builder and more are covered here. These tools provide options to modify GP without writing code. If you are a programmer, the book provides great coverage of development tools like Dexterity, Visual Studio and Modifier with VBA and how each one works with Dynamics GP. Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Applications probably won’t turn you into a code monkey if you’re not one already. But if you already understand the basics and are trying to figure out how to apply your skills to Dynamics GP, this is a fantastic book. It’s 2.7 pounds of Dynamics GP programming goodness! Unless you get the Kindle version, that doesn’t weigh 2.7 pounds, but still has all the goodness. --- # Polino Roundtable Today - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/polino-roundtable-today/ - Date: 2013-01-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve got a couple of GPUG All Star and MVP friends together and we’re going to be taking your questions on air today at 2pm ET as part of the Polino Roundtable. This is event is for GPUG premium members. Register now at http://www.gpug.com/events/gpugpolinoroundtable01162013 and join us later today. --- # Easily mass assign “missing” reports back to the Microsoft Dynamics® GP report. | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/easily-mass-assign-missing-reports-back-to-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-report-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-01-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Julie Jensen explains how to Easily mass assign “missing” reports back to the Microsoft Dynamics® GP report. --- # Weekly Dynamic: What REALLY happens with FA Recalculate - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-what-really-happens-with-fa-recalculate/ - Date: 2013-01-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Working with Fixed Assets, when you change a depreciation sensitive field, you get a box with three RESET choices that pops up. The choices are to reset: Life, Year or Recalculate. **Reset Life** As a reminder, resetting Life adjusts the depreciation to date for the changes and makes an adjusting entry in the current period to catch up depreciation. *Example: 3,600 asset, SL depreciation, no Salvage, 3 year life = $100 depreciation.mo. In month 8, year 1 add 1,000 to the cost, reset life. The Aug. entry is $322 for Aug. depreciation and catch up. Go forward depreciation is ~$127/month.* **Reset Year** Resetting a Year adjusts the current year’s depreciation for the changes and makes an adjusting entry in the current period to catch up annual depreciation. *Example: 3,600 asset, SL depreciation, no Salvage, 3 year life = $100 depreciation/mo. In month 8, year 2, add 1,000 to the cost, reset year. The Aug. Y2  entry is $322 for Aug. depreciation and catch up. Go forward depreciation is ~$155/month. Year 1 is unchanged, Year 2 catches up ~$155/mo. is depreciation going forward.* So far, so good. **Recalculate** In GP, the help describes recalculate in multiple places as: **“Recalculate**   Calculates a new rate of depreciation using the new cost basis data, but does not make adjusting entries for depreciation already taken. The new rate of depreciation will be used the next time the depreciation routine is completed.”  This makes it sound like Net Book Value (NBV) is used to simply recalculate depreciation from the point of the change. Based on that statement, we expect GP to do this: *Example: 3,600 asset, SL depreciation, no Salvage, 3 year life = $100 depreciation/mo. In month 8, year 2 add 1,000 to the cost, recalculate. You would expect the August depreciation, and subsequent periods, to be 158.52. (3,600cost-1,900accum=1,700nbv+new 1,000=2,700newNBV / 17 remaining months).* That’s not how it works.GP calculates it as 166.66/mo for the remaining periods in year 2 and 155/mo in year 3.What GP actually does with recalculate is to perform a reset year. Then is spreads the reset adjustment over the remaining periods in year. Finally it recalculates the remaining years going forward. You’ll notice that the Y3 amount for recalc is the same as the amount used for  reset year from the example above. This means that if you change an asset in the last month of the year, Reset Year and Recalculate give you the same answer. Buried in the help (Search for Recalculating Depreciation) is this comment: *“*The difference between the new yearly rate and the current year-to-date depreciation amount will be allocated over the remaining time in the current fiscal year.” This is the only place that I can find where this calculation is, sort of, documented. It’s not that the Recalculate process is necessarily wrong, it’s just that it doesn’t work the way we expect it to based on the name and brief description provided in the help. For most folks, this isn’t a problem. However, if you make a large change to an asset late in the year, you can see a dramatic change in depreciation, when you might have been expecting a very small change. [H.T. to Marty Rubin, Sandra Dodge and Amy Walsh of I.B.I.S. for this.] --- # Title Change – The Dynamics GP Administrator – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/title-change-the-dynamics-gp-administrator-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2013-01-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article John Lowther has had to make a Title Change – The Dynamics GP Administrator Apparently there are other Accidental Administrators out there who have trademarked the name. --- # What is included with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client in Phase One – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-is-included-with-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-web-client-in-phase-one-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article What is included with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client in Phase One? Follow the link to find out! --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Business Portal Update – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-business-portal-update-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Business portal is not yet available for GP 2013. It’s coming in March. You needed something to look forward to didn’t you? More info at Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Business Portal Update --- # Important SPLA Action Item – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/important-spla-action-item-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Important SPLA Action Item  What’s a SPLA? No it’s not short for splash. It’s not a new kind of spa. It’s a Service Provider License Agreement. With the return of Extender to eOne, SPLA customers need new license keys by 1/31/13. Don’t freak out, your partner should be handling this for you. --- # Real Demo Data Needed – Can Your Company Help? – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/real-demo-data-needed-can-your-company-help-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jay Manley puts out a call for Real Demo Data Needed – Can Your Company Help? --- # Upcoming Web Client Training Opportunities! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/upcoming-web-client-training-opportunities-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2013-01-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As if Dexterity training wasn’t enough, we also have Upcoming Web Client Training Opportunities! These classes seems to be presales consultant and consultant focused. --- # Use SmartList Options to Improve Searches in Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/use-smartlist-options-to-improve-searches-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2013-01-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Sheldon explains how to Use SmartList Options to Improve Searches in Dynamics GP --- # Long Integer Out of Range. Results invalid. | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/long-integer-out-of-range-results-invalid-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2013-01-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Danny Rose explains Long Integer Out of Range. Results invalid.  I want to point out that using the DocDateVerify tool, now available as part of the free Professional Services Tools library would have prevented this issue. --- # 2012 End of Year–One for the History Books – Accidental Administrator – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2012-end-of-year-one-for-the-history-books-accidental-administrator-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2013-01-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I think John Lowther has been working too hard. 2012 End of Year–One for the History Books --- # Merry Christmas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merry-christmas/ - Date: 2012-12-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Merry Christmas! No Weekly Dynamic this week. The last thing you should spend time with today is Dynamics GP. --- # EDI and GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/edi-and-gp-2013/ - Date: 2012-12-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article This is a guest post by Glenn McPeak. As we welcome the arrival of GP 2013, it’s critical that the community also welcome the opportunity to evaluate whether or not their complementary ISV solutions align with Microsoft’s strategy with this latest release. When it comes to Dynamics GP specifically, both Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Data Masons’ [Vantage Point EDI solution](http://www.datamasons.com/dynamics-gp) offer on-premise or in the cloud deployment for expanded availability, enhanced core functionality for improved productivity and data accuracy, and accelerated ROI with faster implementations. Integrated EDI is a perfect example of how some business challenges are truly opportunities to help improve your company’s competitiveness, especially when your EDI solution aligns strategically with Dynamics GP. [Read how Data Masons has extended its GP version support to include day one integration with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 to provide innovative, agile and easy-to-use solutions.](http://www.datamasons.com/press-releases?article=23) --- # Brilliance – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/brilliance-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article With the release of GP 2013 the team is doing a little horn  tooting with their post Brilliance. In this case, it’s well deserved. --- # Processing Holdbacks in Dynamics GP Time and Material Projects – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/processing-holdbacks-in-dynamics-gp-time-and-material-projects-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-12-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Brenda Oliver explains Processing Holdbacks in Dynamics GP Time and Material Projects --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is now available! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-is-now-available/ - Date: 2012-12-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing…Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Follow the link for the release. --- # Automating Electronic Payment Processing | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/automating-electronic-payment-processing-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-12-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I had the chance to show off some Azox functionality recently and it’s pretty nice. Check out Automating Electronic Payment Processing for more info. --- # Web Client for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Hot Topics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/web-client-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-hot-topics/ - Date: 2012-12-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article With today’s release of Dynamics GP 2013 I’m also linking to the Web Client for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Hot Topics page on CustomerSource. I know that this is a feature that a lot of people are interested in so you might as well start the research. --- # GPUG By The Numbers – Infographic – GPUG Events & News – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-by-the-numbers-infographic-gpug-events-news-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2012-12-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Checkout the GPUG By The Numbers – Infographic --- # Hoarding: Don’t get buried alive with Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hoarding-dont-get-buried-alive-with-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-12-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My new Mad Mark column is up: Hoarding: Don’t get buried alive with Dynamics GP --- # Collections Management in SPLA for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/collections-management-in-spla-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Collections Management in SPLA for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013  This makes me feel MUCH better. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Issues Inactivating an Account - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-issues-inactivating-an-account/ - Date: 2012-12-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When you inactivate an account in Dynamics GP there is some behavior that you need to be aware of. If an inactive account is keyed into a field or selected via lookup, you won’t be able to save the form. However, if a field already exists as the default on something like a customer card or a vendor card when the account is inactivated, transactions based on those accounts will continue to process. For example, an expense account exists on a Vendor card. The account is inactivated. A user processes a payable for that vendor. The account defaults on to the transaction. The transaction WILL post properly with no errors. The moral of the story is that after you inactivate an account you should search for that account and remove it from defaults. --- # deFacto Enhancements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/defacto-enhancements/ - Date: 2012-12-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The video with new deFacto enhancements is up and Congrats to deFacto for being selected as a top 50 ISV solution by DynamicsWorld.co.uk --- # Becoming a Believer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/becoming-a-believer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam on Becoming a Believer --- # An Inside Look to Microsoft Dynamics GP – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-to-microsoft-dynamics-gp-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam has An Inside Look to Microsoft Dynamics GP  with Paul Lindgren. --- # Software Magic – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/software-magic-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam explains Software Magic  in GP 2013. I was sitting at iSight with Errol Schoenfish a few years ago when I heard about the possibility of a carving up GP in a way that would create a web client. I wasn’t sure it was possible but with all the Dynamics products engaged in a race to the cloud, I hoped it was possible. Now we have the imminent release of GP 2013 and the first iteration of the web client. --- # Feature of the Day: Shipping – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-shipping-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft is showing off a new Feature of the Day: Shipping. The funny thing is that when I first saw this I was reminded of Robert Scoble’s quote “Shipping is a feature”. He was talking about the ability to actually complete the work and produce a product. The irony of course is that Dynamics GP 2013 is shipping in a week. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Tools For POP – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-tools-for-pop-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-12-12 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Judy Hirst shows off Dynamics GP 2010 Tools For POP --- # Combining Vendors in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/combining-vendors-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-12-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at Combining Vendors in GP 2010 --- # Feature of the Day: Web Management Console – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-web-management-console-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Feature of the Day: Web Management Console When you have a web client, you have to manage it. --- # Video – 12 Steps for Closing the Year in GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/video-12-steps-for-closing-the-year-in-gp/ - Date: 2012-12-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m going to go ahead and apologize for posting this in advance. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel Financial Statement Formatting Updated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-financial-statement-formatting-updated/ - Date: 2012-12-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article I realized that last week’s post probably wasn’t clear enough so I’m adding more detail this week. [![](/img/blogger/b8a70629d0e8cb6a.png)](/img/blogger/e0b832b650956e1d.png) Above we have a raw pivot table financial statement. Assets positive, Liabilities/Equity negative. The Balance Sheet Balances but it’s ugly. To fix this I: - Selected the Total Liabilities and Equity line - Right Click | Value Field Settings | Number Format - Pick my custom format \_(\* (#,##0);\_(\* #,##0\_);\_(\* “-“??\_);\_(@\_) Notice that the parentheses are switched. Positive numbers have parentheses. Now the values switch and the Liabilities and Equity are positive, Assets are negative. [![](/img/blogger/cf6388037f528326.png)](/img/blogger/f9db669706f5d52f.png) We’re halfway there. Next I: - Highlighed the Asset amounts - I clicked the Comma icon to format the assets as Accounting, no currency symbol. - Clicked the Decrease Decimal icon twice to remove the pennies. With that, the assets are positive, the liabilities are positive so this looks like a real Balance Sheet. [![](/img/blogger/eed72c992308783d.png)](/img/blogger/8b7173d02774f247.png) The key is that we are manipulating how the items look, not how the calculations are done. --- # Feature of the Day: Web Client – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-web-client-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Feature of the Day: Web Client  I really don’t need to embellish this. --- # Get Ready for Management Reporter. – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-ready-for-management-reporter-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-05 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you are still using FRx it’s time to Get Ready for Management Reporter --- # Win Money and a Convergence Pass for Convergence 2014 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/win-money-and-a-convergence-pass-for-convergence-2014-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Win Money and a Convergence Pass for Convergence 2014 just for sharing you Convergence story. --- # Customer Excellence Award Nominations Open for Convergence 2013 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/customer-excellence-award-nominations-open-for-convergence-2013-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Customer Excellence Award Nominations Open for Convergence 2013 These are incredibly cool. Nominate a company today. --- # Feature of the Day: Manual Prepayments – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-manual-prepayments-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming for GP 2013 Microsoft has a new Feature of the Day: Manual Prepayments --- # Managing Sales Orders in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/managing-sales-orders-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-12-04 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains Managing Sales Orders in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # Microsoft announces Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 planned availability of December 19, 2012 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-announces-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-planned-availability-of-december-19-2012-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft makes it official. Microsoft announces Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 planned availability of December 19, 2012 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel Financial Statement Formatting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-financial-statement-formatting/ - Date: 2012-12-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article Despite tools to create financial statements for Dynamics GP like  FRx, Management Reporter, [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) and many others, some folks want to just use Excel reports to create financial statements. One of the challenges with this approach is that if you show debit balances as universally positive and credit balances as universally negative it looks really unprofessional. The math works but having revenue as a negative and expense as a positive usually freaks end users out. Yes you can write a bunch of formulas to flip the signs, and redo the calcs but let me give you another option. Change the formatting. You can create a custom number format to switch the signs and only apply it to certain sections of the financial statements. This format \_(\* (#,##0);\_(\* #,##0\_);\_(\* “-“??\_);\_(@\_) flips the sign and puts brackets around positive numbers. If you apply it to the Liabilities and Equity sections of the balance sheet, the numbers all change to positive but the underlying calculations don’t change. The balance sheet still balances and all that has changed is the formatting.You can apply this formatting to the whole Income Statement and it comes out perfect. The nice thing about this is that if you ever want to see the raw data from GP, just reset the formatting. You don’t have to worry about making a mistake in formula to swap the signs on debits and credits. --- # Feature of the Day: Computer Prepayments – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-computer-prepayments-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-12-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Up next is a new Feature of the Day: Computer Prepayments --- # Feature of the Day: Encumber General Journal Transactions – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-encumber-general-journal-transactions-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft is showing off a new Feature of the Day: Encumber General Journal Transactions --- # Feature of the Day: PTO Detail & History and PTO Exception Reports – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-pto-detail-history-and-pto-exception-reports-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Another new Feature of the Day: PTO Detail & History and PTO Exception Reports --- # Position Control feature for Human Resources | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/position-control-feature-for-human-resources-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-11-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article Pam Misialek is a fan of the Position Control feature for Human Resources. Maybe you should be checking it out too. --- # Top Tips: Pricing – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-tips-pricing-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article With the upcoming release of GP 2013, Pam has some Top Tips: Pricing --- # Additional Field Information (How to find what goes into a column that contains static values) – Accidental Administrator – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/additional-field-information-how-to-find-what-goes-into-a-column-that-contains-static-values-accidental-administrator-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2012-11-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article John Lowther explains Additional Field Information (How to find what goes into a column that contains static values) --- # Let’s Look At The Current Software Requirements for Dynamics GP 2013 – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/lets-look-at-the-current-software-requirements-for-dynamics-gp-2013-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-11-28 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Let’s Look At The Current Software Requirements for Dynamics GP 2013  with Judy Hirst. --- # Year-End Closing Blog, Webinars and Events – GPUG Events & News – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-closing-blog-webinars-and-events-gpug-events-news-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2012-11-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article GPUG is sponsoring a pile of Year-End Closing Blog, Webinars and Events --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 . . . Get Excited! Get Ready! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-get-excited-get-ready-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Errol is excited. I’m excited. Now it’s your turn! Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 . . . Get Excited! Get Ready! --- # Feature of the Day: FICA Tax Sheltered Annunity Changes – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-fica-tax-sheltered-annunity-changes-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article On one more Feature of the Day: FICA Tax Sheltered Annunity Changes --- # Weekly Dynamic: Clear Data Physical Tables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-clear-data-physical-tables/ - Date: 2012-11-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article There are a few cases where it makes sense to clear data from tables in Dynamics GP. The classic case is when testing something like loading Fixed Assets into a test company. You may need to load, adjust, clear data and reload several times. When you open Dynamics GP > Maintenance > Clear Data you get a list of logical tables to clear. Logical tables can actually include more than one table. To clear just a specific table, click Display and select Physical. This provides a list of physical tables that you can select to clear. [![](/img/blogger/9a448a543055e0b4.png)](/img/blogger/70a07f50eba2e8e2.png) --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Default Item Class - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-default-item-class/ - Date: 2012-11-26 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly explains the  Dynamics GP: Default Item Class. Stuff you didn’t know…hmmm --- # Do You Run Paid Transaction Removal in Dynamics GP Receivables Management? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-run-paid-transaction-removal-in-dynamics-gp-receivables-management/ - Date: 2012-11-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sheldon asks Do You Run Paid Transaction Removal in Dynamics GP Receivables Management? I do. I’m just sayin’. --- # Feature of the Day: Use Multiple Budgets with Encumbrance Management – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-use-multiple-budgets-with-encumbrance-management-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-21 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft offers up a new GP 2013 Feature of the Day: Use Multiple Budgets with Encumbrance Management --- # Feature of the Day: Custom Fields in Advanced HR – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-custom-fields-in-advanced-hr-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-20 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new GP 2013 Feature of the Day, Microsoft shows off Custom Fields in Advanced HR --- # Managing Purchase Orders in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/managing-purchase-orders-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-11-20 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at Managing Purchase Orders in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # Feature of the Day: Document Attach - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-document-attach/ - Date: 2012-11-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Today Microsoft showed off a great Feature of the Day: Document Attach --- # Feature of the Day – Prevent Purchase Order Closing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-prevent-purchase-order-closing/ - Date: 2012-11-15 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The newest GP 2013 Feature of the Day is Prevent Purchase Order Closing --- # Dynamics GP 2010 – Receivables and Sales Management Questions And Answers – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-receivables-and-sales-management-questions-and-answers-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-11-14 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Judy Hirst offers up some Dynamics GP 2010 – Receivables and Sales Management Questions And Answers --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Windows 8 | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-windows-8-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-11-13 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Gina Hoener looks at Microsoft Dynamics GP and Windows 8 compatibility. --- # Feature of the Day: Create Equipment from Manufacturing – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-create-equipment-from-manufacturing-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Microsoft looks at how to Create Equipment from Manufacturing --- # Feature of the Day: Honor Discontinued Item Status in Field Service – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-honor-discontinued-item-status-in-field-service-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming in GP 2013, GP will Honor Discontinued Item Status in Field Service --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel File Name - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-file-name/ - Date: 2012-11-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article This tip comes courtesy of Zubin Gidwani and Traci Kellogg. If you want to put the name of your Excel worksheet tab automatically in the worksheet, you can use this formula: =MID(CELL(“filename”,A1),FIND(“]”,CELL(“filename”,A1))+1,256) You don’t have to had anything or change anything in this formula, just type or copy it into a cell in Excel and it will fill in the name of that sheet’s tab. I have no idea why this works but it does. --- # Share Your Convergence Story! | Microsoft Dynamics Convergence New Orleans 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/share-your-convergence-story-microsoft-dynamics-convergence-new-orleans-2013/ - Date: 2012-11-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Do you have a Convergence story? No not the kind that start with “we’d been drinking”, maybe the kind that include “that was worth the cost of the conference.” Well now, if you Share Your Convergence Story you can win a free pass to Convergence 2014. From Microsoft: *Submit your video or written story about any Convergence experience. Each month we’ll select a winner to receive a $250 American Express gift card. Stories submitted by monthly winners will be posted for a public vote to determine the winner of a free full attendee pass to Convergence 2014!* Hit the Share Your Convergence Story link for details. --- # Feature of the Day: Inactivate Item/Site – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-inactivate-itemsite-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-12 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This one took a while to hit the Feature of the Day: Inactivate Item/Site . The ability to inactivate an item or site is a feature that get’s great reviews when I show it off. --- # Feature of the Day: Payroll integration to Payables – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-payroll-integration-to-payables-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Microsoft dropped a new Feature of the Day: Payroll integration to Payables --- # Edit List vs. Batch List Reports in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/edit-list-vs-batch-list-reports-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-11-07 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda explains Edit List vs. Batch List Reports in GP 2010 --- # IIt’s Almost Here…Payroll 2012 Year End | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/iits-almost-herepayroll-2012-year-end-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-11-07 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Gina Hoener covers upcoming year end payroll information in It’s Almost Here…Payroll 2012 Year End --- # Business Intelligence Investigation – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-intelligence-investigation-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-11-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Microsoft is hoping to provide some more out of the box BI. They’ve delivered a sample BI dashboard but would like some from you with their Business Intelligence Investigation . --- # Fixed Asset ID Missing in Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fixed-asset-id-missing-in-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2012-11-07 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Sheldon shows off a solution for Fixed Asset ID Missing in Dynamics GP 2010 --- # Microsoft Dynamics Webcast: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Functionality Review | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-webcast-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-functionality-review-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2012-11-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From the I.B.I.S. blog, register for this free, upcoming Microsoft Dynamics Webcast: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Functionality Review --- # Weekly Dynamic: Flash Fill in Excel 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-flash-fill-in-excel-2013/ - Date: 2012-11-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article Microsoft Excel 2013 has a great new feature for manipulating data. It’s called Flash Fill and here is how it works. Let’s say that I have last name, first name data like this: [![](/img/blogger/ca568da0ed5faf71.png)](/img/blogger/ca568da0ed5faf71.png) I want First Name Last Name no comma. I can write a formula to split and change the data. I can use text to columns to split the data at the comma and bring it back together with a formula. Both options require some work. With Flash Fill, I go to cell B1 and type Mark Polino to tell Excel what I want my data to look like. When I go to B2 and start to type Tony Romo Excel 2013 figures out the pattern and offers to make the change to the rest of the column. [![](/img/blogger/3d12cd0067fb6587.png)](/img/blogger/3d12cd0067fb6587.png) Hit Enter and Excel 2013 finishes the pattern filling in the rest of column. This is really cool. I’ve found that occasionally it takes a couple of examples for really complex patters but common ones like name manipulation take very little work. One caveat, Excel just makes the change, it doesn’t create a formula so changing the source in Column A doesn’t change the result after the Flash Fill has run. --- # Dynamic Communities, Inc. Hires Bob McAdam as VP of Finance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-communities-inc-hires-bob-mcadam-as-vp-of-finance/ - Date: 2012-11-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Congrats to Bob McAdam the new VP of Finance for Dynamic Communities. --- # Handling Arrears Transactions on Employees (User Snippet) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/handling-arrears-transactions-on-employees-user-snippet/ - Date: 2012-10-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article John Lowther looks at Handling Arrears Transactions on Employees --- # Management Reporter 2012 Is Getting A Facelift; Added Functionality Is Being Released – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-2012-is-getting-a-facelift-added-functionality-is-being-released-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-10-31 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Judy Hirst covers news that Management Reporter 2012 Is Getting A Facelift; Added Functionality Is Being Released --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Readiness Training and Resources – GPUG Events & News – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-readiness-training-and-resources-gpug-events-news-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2012-10-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Checkout the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Readiness Training and Resources from GPUG. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copying a Company - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copying-a-company/ - Date: 2012-10-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you want a copy of an existing company for testing or because you need a new GP company with settings like an exiting one. The Copy Company tool in the Professional Services Tools Library can handle this. Once you fire off Company Copy you get a choice to copy from one company to another and you can choose whether or not to copy data and report options and you can choose whether to copy from certain modules. Be sure to check the help document. It will tell you what data is copied from which tables. [![](/img/blogger/ac2c177196dcaca2.png)](/img/blogger/7d7ecdabc98be41c.png) --- # Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Copy AA Trx Dimensions for POP, SOP, GL – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-when-pam-or-jay-reveals-it-copy-aa-trx-dimensions-for-pop-sop-gl-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article If you use Analytical Accounting, checkout the new GP2013 feature Copy AA Trx Dimensions for POP, SOP, GL --- # Printing/Re-printing Historical SOP Docs in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/printingre-printing-historical-sop-docs-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-10-29 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains Printing/Re-printing Historical SOP Docs in GP 2010 --- # Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: RMA Sales Order Consolidate – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-when-pam-or-jay-reveals-it-rma-sales-order-consolidate-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Jay Manley shows off RMA Sales Order Consolidate in GP 2013 --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Tips and Tricks | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-tips-and-tricks-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-10-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Jackie Smith shows off another Microsoft Dynamics GP Tip  this time it’s a different way to attach a document to a vendor. --- # Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Search by Contract in Revenue Recognition – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-when-pam-or-jay-reveals-it-search-by-contract-in-revenue-recognition-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-25 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The upcoming GP 2013 release will also include Search by Contract in Revenue Recognition --- # Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Reprint Payables Management Remittance – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-when-pam-or-jay-reveals-it-reprint-payables-management-remittance-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-24 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft is showing off a new GP 2013 feature, Reprint Payables Management Remittance --- # Can you Modify the Standard SmartList using SmartList Builder? | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/can-you-modify-the-standard-smartlist-using-smartlist-builder-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2012-10-24 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Critical Edge answers Can you Modify the Standard SmartList using SmartList Builder? --- # SmartList in the Toolbar | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-in-the-toolbar-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-10-23 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Dynamics University explains how to use SmartList in the Toolbar --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account Segment Names - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-account-segment-names/ - Date: 2012-10-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article When you look in Dynamics GP, are your account segment still named Segment 1, Segment 2, etc? If so, this is really easy to fix. Click Administration on the Navigation Pane followed by Account Settings under Company. In the name box, rename the segments and click OK. [![](/img/blogger/d46bfc3abc8a8566.png)](/img/blogger/4f33763d484bf92e.png) --- # GPUG Summit Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-wrap-up/ - Date: 2012-10-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article We had a great [GPUG Summit](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home) in Seattle last week. I thought that I would do a quick recap. Warning, this post is rated PG. We had a great opening session on Wednesday, I thought the pacing and speakers were perfect for  an hour and a half session. Three new GPUG All Stars were revealed, Richard Whaley, Howard Swerdloff, and me. I am humbled and honored to be a GPUG All Star. After that it was right into sessions. In the middle of my first 50 tips session, someone yelled out “that tip was worth the price of the conference” so apparently it went well. The GPUG team went low tech with paper, bubble in the answer, type forms for evaluations and CPE certificates. While some people hated the idea of paper, the response rate from attendees was fantastic. We will have some great feedback for future conferences. The expo was nice and full with lots of third party options and I had a nice dinner with some of the folks from MSDynamicsWorld.com. On Thursday I debuted my new Excel and GP session. After I showed off the “Aggregate” function which lets you exclude hidden or filtered items from calculations someone said “My whole finance team is going to be happy to about that”.  I caught Jared Hall’s Excel 2013 session and learned a few things. I also made it to a GP 2013 Q&A that answered some questions I had. At the end of the day I headed to Microsoft for a trip to the company store. It’s always fun to visit the Borg. Friday was a very full day with four back to back sessions for me. The Ask the Experts session featured 6 GP MVP’s and two great GPUG All Stars. That’s a ton of billable hours on stage tackling questions for free. We had a lot of fun. My PowerPivot session was full to capacity.  We ran out of preprinted evals. We ran out of spare evals. The crowd was great and post session feedback seemed good. After that I rushed to a session that Andy Snook and I delivered jointly on Audit Compliance. Andy was his usual expert self and I told stories. Folks seemed to like it. A 50 Tips repeat finished out my presentations with nice full room and a great crowd. I wrapped up the conference with Jared Hall’s GP 2013 Fixed Asset session and learned about more upcoming FA features. Jared is going to think I’m stalking him. I am. His sessions have become “don’t miss” sessions when I’m not presenting. Finally, a bunch of us who couldn’t get home Friday night had dinner. While we were laughing and recapping sessions, one of the attendees remembered something from my PowerPivot session and yelled out, “Dammit, I learned something”, while pounding the table. I’m not sure that quote will make it to the “Why you should attend the GPUG Summit” list, but it should. With more than 500 attendees, this was the biggest GPUG Summit ever. I sold out the 25 books that I had brought to the event so the [Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) still has some juice. Next year we’re in Tampa. That’s pretty close to home for me and Florida in October will be fun. I’m looking forward to seeing you there. --- # Feature of the Day: Consolidate Revenue Recognition to Single GL Entry – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-consolidate-revenue-recognition-to-single-gl-entry-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Accounting & Career - Type: original article I missed this Feature of the Day: Consolidate Revenue Recognition to Single GL Entry for Contracts. --- # Feature of the Day: Not Every Day – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-not-every-day-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article So the MS team is putting out a Feature of the Day but not quite Not Every Day why not? They are working to finish GP 2013 of course. I vote for renaming it “Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It”. --- # Save a TON of time by using User Copy in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/save-a-ton-of-time-by-using-user-copy-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-10-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amada Wong explains how to Save a TON of time by using User Copy in GP 2010 --- # Kicking Off GPUG Summit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/kicking-off-gpug-summit/ - Date: 2012-10-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kim is kicking off the 2012 #GPUGSummit with more than 500 users here in Seattle. [![](/img/blogger/3fa3b1689373c7ba.jpg)](/img/blogger/3fa3b1689373c7ba.jpg) --- # Quick Charts in Management Reporter | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/quick-charts-in-management-reporter-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-10-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Explainig Quick Charts in Management Reporter is Danny Rose. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Automatically Refresh Excel Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-automatically-refresh-excel-reports/ - Date: 2012-10-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Microsoft Dynamics GP provides a great set of refreshable Excel reports. These are live reports, in Excel, connected to GP data. Even cooler, once you’ve got a report in Excel you can set it to update automatically. - Once the Excel reports are deployed, go into Dynamics GP and select Financial from the Navigation Pane. - Above the Navigation Pane select Excel Reports - Double click the Account Transactions report in the Navigation List in the middle. Excel will open up with an Excel report. - Click Data | Connections | Properties to open the Connection Properties window. - Here are all of the refresh settings: - Enable background refresh – typically you want this checked - Refresh every X minutes – checking this and setting the number of minutes will force the sheet to get new data from GP on that interval. For example, if it’s month end, you could set this to every 15 minutes to update your analysis new data is posted. - Refresh data when opening the file – every time you open the worksheet, it pulls in the latest data - Refresh this connection on Refresh all – typically you want this check so that it will refresh with the Refresh all button. [![](/img/blogger/94abcee7fa04909f.png)](/img/blogger/51ecc56b1f5908f3.png) With the power of Excel and Excel reports you can refresh GP data on your terms. --- # Year End is Coming – Are you Ready? – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-is-coming-are-you-ready-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-15 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Year End is Coming – Are you Ready?  Microsoft and GPUG are teaming up to offer a year end HR/Payroll webinar. --- # Feature of the Day: Item Description from RMA – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-item-description-from-rma-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-15 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Feature of the Day: Item Description from RMA Now the item description is cleaner on RMA lines. --- # GPUG Summit 2012 – Seatte - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2012-seatte/ - Date: 2012-10-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013, GP 2010 - Type: original article The 2012 GPUG Summit is next week in Seattle. In case you can’t be there, I’ll try to keep the blog and Twitter updated. Follow the #GPUGSummit tag on Twitter for real time updates. I’m pretty involved so update timing may be…interesting. If you are going to Summit, I’ve got a couple of updates for you. - I’m doing 5 unique sessions, a repeat and an Ask the Expert session. - The 50 Tips session is again completely new and will change before Convergence because of the December release of GP 2013. This may be your only chance to see these tips so don’t miss them. - I’m again doing 50 Tips for closing the month faster. - I’ve got a new GP / Excel presentation where we look at some really cool tips and tools for working with Dynamics GP and Excel. - My new PowerPivot presentation will show you how to build an Excel based dashboard from GP data in about 20 minutes. - Finally, Andy Snook and I are tackling an audit and security session together. Expect to hear some stories about the company that… - I’m going to have some Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbooks with me. If you want to buy one I’ll have them after sessions and at “The HUB” on **Wednesday at 2:00 to 3:00** and **Thursday at 9:15 to 10:15.** I can take credit cards and I’ll be happy to sign books.  I’m looking forward to seeing everyone in Seattle! Yeah, even Huber. --- # How to Use Checklists | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-use-checklists-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2012-10-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Critical Edge explains How to Use Checklists  in Dynamics GP. --- # Feature of the Day: Hotline Notes Re-Sorted – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-hotline-notes-re-sorted-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article For users of Service Call, the Hotline Notes are Re-Sorted  in GP 2013. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 Fixed Assets enhancements | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-fixed-assets-enhancements-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-10-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Gina Hoener likes some of the new Dynamics GP 2013 Fixed Assets enhancements. I do too. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 (beta) – Multiple Selection of Serial Numbers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-beta-multiple-selection-of-serial-numbers/ - Date: 2012-10-09 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Steve Chapman shows off Multiple Selection of Serial Numbers in GP 2013. --- # Fun Milestone: GP 2013 Beta Code – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fun-milestone-gp-2013-beta-code-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-09 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Jay Manley offers a Fun Milestone: GP 2013 Beta Code – 500 unique downloads. Frankly I would have expected more, however, we downloaded a copy to the office network and made it available to our consultants from there. It reduces the load on the internet pipes that way. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that other partners did the same thing. --- # Weekly Dynamic: AutoDIM - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-autodim/ - Date: 2012-10-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Type: original article I’ve mentioned before that there are some other tools that are now free along with the Professional Service Tools. One of those is AutoDIM or Auto Dynamics Integration Manager. AutoDIM allows you to launch Microsoft Dynamics GP and run one or more integration or integration groups and have Dynamics GP exit when the integration finishes. The tool also supports integrating into several different companies. AutoDIM is managed via the command line and is macros based. Contact your partner to get it. --- # Feature of the Day: Build Check Exception Report – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-build-check-exception-report-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-08 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article New for GP 2013 Feature of the Day: Build Check Exception Report This is for payroll check build exceptions. --- # Feature of the Day: Year End Age – Life Insurance – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-year-end-age-life-insurance-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dynamics GP has a new Feature of the Day: Year End Age – Life Insurance. This allows companies to calculate life insurance premiums based on the employees age at the end of the year. --- # Are You Ready for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013? It’s Coming! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/are-you-ready-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-its-coming-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft and GPUG are teaming up to help get you ready for Dynamics GP 2013. Are You Ready for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013? It’s Coming! --- # Weekly Review: Minimum Check Amount - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-minimum-check-amount/ - Date: 2012-10-04 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ### Sometimes you don’t want to cut a check if it’s not at least a minimum amount. A common scenario for this is affiliate programs like Amazon’s Associates program. They won’t send you a payment until the amount they owe you equals $10.00. In another example, when my college scholarship finished they sent me a check for a leftover $0.25. It cost the college more to mail the check and then I had this tiny little check that I had to go deposit. In Dynamics GP we can can control this and only cut checks when they are over a certain amount. Contrary to your first thought, this is not the Minimum Check line in vendor setup. That is used for when a minimum payment is due to a vendor, like a credit card minimum payment. To only cut checks over a minimum amount, you need a free tool from the Professional Services Tool Library. First, download and install the Professional Services Tool Library. Get with you’re partner if you need help. Then check the box next to PM Minimum Check. Now when you go into Select Checks to build a batch of AP checks, pick Additional>Set Minimum Check Amount from the menu. In the box, make sure that Use Minimum Check Amount is marked and set a minimum check amount. Back to our Amazon.com example. If you want to pay a group of vendors only when they are above the minimum but not worry about it for everyone else, the simplest solution is to put those vendors in a class. Then, process an AP check run for that class and set the minimum amount. For other check runs, simply remove the minimum amount and process normally. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [2/28/2011 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/02/weekly-dynamic-minimum-check-amount.html "permanent link") --- # Partners – We heard you – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/partners-we-heard-you-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Remember the Frasier phrase “Hello Seattle…I’m Listening”, well right not that’sMicrosoft in Partners – We heard you It’s easier just to quote Pam: “I’ve spoken to many partners since we announced the new pricing. By far the top concern is about the Customization Suite and the price being too high. I set expecations that we will continue to monitor it but that it would stay at the same price when we launch Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 in December. Well, I am happy that we are going to make a change now! If you go to the draft pricelist for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 now it will show a new price for the Customization Suite. Now it will be $6,000 US.” --- # Feature of the Day: Encumbrance Cost Difference Notification – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-encumbrance-cost-difference-notification-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In a new feature of the day, MS shows off Encumbrance Cost Difference Notification --- # Feature of the Day: Equipment Supersession Date History is Maintained – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-equipment-supersession-date-history-is-maintained-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The latest GP 2013  Feature of the Day: Equipment Supersession Date History is Maintained --- # Dynamics GP 2013 (beta) – Consolidated Invoicing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-beta-consolidated-invoicing/ - Date: 2012-10-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Steve Chapman helps us understand Consolidated Invoicing in the GP 2013 beta. --- # Email invoices within GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/email-invoices-within-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-10-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amada Wong digs into how to Email invoices within GP 2010 --- # Top Tip: Limited User Rule Change and Business Portal Clarification – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-tip-limited-user-rule-change-and-business-portal-clarification-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article We continue to get licensing clarification for GP 2013 in Top Tip: Limited User Rule Change and Business Portal Clarification --- # Weekly Dynamic: Excel Report Builder Pivot Table - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-excel-report-builder-pivot-table/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When working with Excel Report Builder you can choose to skip sending data to GP and have ERB setup a pivot table instead. Simply change the Report Type to Pivot Table and save the report. [![](/img/blogger/8816f2a1b263f67a.png)](/img/blogger/0eaed636e9c2d13a.png) --- # Feature of the Day: Printing 1096 Forms – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-printing-1096-forms-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 adds Feature of the Day: Printing 1096 Forms --- # Top Tip: Management Reporter – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-tip-management-reporter-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article This is important news if you use Management Reporter with GP 2013. --- # Top Tip: Packs – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-tip-packs-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam continues to drop GP 2013 licensing topics in  Top Tip: Packs --- # Feature of the Day: BAI Format – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-bai-format-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This is a nice Feature of the Day: BAI Format With bank consolidation going on in the US this comes up more and more. --- # Dynamics GP 2013 (beta) – Suggested Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2013-beta-suggested-items/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Steve Chapman likes Dynamics GP 2013 (beta) – Suggested Items. I do too. --- # 5000th Post – MVP Renewal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/5000th-post-mvp-renewal/ - Date: 2012-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It took a little more than 7 years but this is the 5000th post here on DynamicAccounting.net. On the day this is going up I also got the email that my MVP status has been updated for another year. That worked out pretty well and no, I’m not good enough to plan that. The first few years of posting were pretty lean. There were very few Dynamics GP bloggers in those days. Duke del Prado was blogging occasionally and he has since moved out of the GP space. There were a few others posting here and there, and the forums had activity, but it was still really tough to find information. I started blogging to store away tips that I felt that I would need later. I still find things that way searching DynamicAccounting.net. Often it’s a linke to someone else’s post, but if the answer is there, who cares. Given the fantastic growth in the GP community, I suspect that the next 5,000 posts will go faster than the last 5,000. Thank you to everyone who has visited the site, downloaded SQL code or guides and bought a book. Your visits have not gone unnoticed and I hope that this site has helped. --- # Friday Fun: Best Big Bang Theory Skit Evaaaah - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-best-big-bang-theory-skit-evaaaah/ - Date: 2012-09-28 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article When they started chanting CPA, CPA, CPA! I teared up. --- # Using Payment Priorities in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-payment-priorities-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-09-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amana Wong explains Using Payment Priorities in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # How to Use the 1099 Modifier Tool | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-use-the-1099-modifier-tool-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2012-09-26 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Critical Edge covers How to Use the 1099 Modifier Tool --- # Dynamic Future – An Imagined Conversation Around GP 2013 New Features - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-an-imagined-conversation-around-gp-2013-new-features/ - Date: 2012-09-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I’m working through new stuff in GP 2013 as part of my joint session with Errol tomorrow and frankly, all of my favorite new features won’t fit in the time that I have to present. I figured most users wouldn’t mine if went a little long, by like 3 hours, but ‘they’ said no, I have to choose. It’s not quite like choosing between my children because let’s face it, buying Dynamics GP is way cheaper and less smelly than having a child, I mean a teenager but and infant could work too there I guess. But I digress. I’m skipping the vote this week to reflect on all of the cool stuff we asked for that made it into GP 2013. Things like depreciation undo, printer selection, P.O. prepayments and clearing unit accounts at year end. Oh and there is better SSRS integration and tolerance handling and…there I go again. So I thought that I would leave you with a short tale (I mean story, tail is the thing that wags) that I’m certain, is probably not very true, mostly. This conversation almost certainly didn’t take place in a unnamed hallway in an out of way building on Microsoft’s Fargo campus between an unnamed program manager and an generic Dexterity developer, when Dynamics GP 2013 was merely a gleam in Marketing’s eye. **Program Manager:** So the world is moving to the cloud and so are we. We need to make the future of Dynamics GP cloudy. **Developer**: Um, you mean like MAS 90? **Program Manager:** No, I mean that we have to build a web client for the next version of Dynamics GP. **Developer**: Funny you should mention that. In what little work time I have left after reading all of Mark Polino’s blog posts every day, I had lunch with a robot space alien that gave me a magical box that turns Dexterity into HTML…or maybe I wrote it myself and you’re just not paying me enough. Either way, I live in Fargo so it’s all good, eh. **Program Manager:** That’s great! But we can’t just ship a web client. Users will want more than that. It’s not like we’re Oracle and we can keep raising enhancement fees without delivering any value. Besides, Polino already suspects that Musgrave uses alien technology for the Support Debugging Tool. We’re going to need to add more features as a diversion. But where do we get them from? **Developer**: Hey, what about [Microsoft Connect](https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions)? You know, that website where users can suggest and vote on new feature for the next release of Dynamics GP. **Program Manager:** I keep talking about that but I didn’t know that anyone actually uses it. Dust that off and see what you can find. I know that we need some Fixed Asset stuff. People whine at me about Fixed Assets all the time. Maybe some more reporting thingies. Reporting is like Chinese food. People want more 20 minutes after you give them something great. Oh and we need name for the new product. Something Marketing can’t say no to. Maybe ‘Dynamics GP Super ERP Software of Greatness…with Bacon’? You can never go wrong with bacon. ———— This was definetly, assuredly not how Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 probably got all of those great new features that we’ve been asking for. --- # How GP 2013 will handle Unit Accounts | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-gp-2013-will-handle-unit-accounts-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-09-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Gina Hoener breaks the good news on How GP 2013 will handle Unit Accounts . I didn’t even think to check my beta copy. --- # Feature of the Day: Credit Card Vendor’s Invoice Void – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-credit-card-vendors-invoice-void-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article New in GP 2013,  Credit Card Vendor’s Invoice Void --- # Introducing a New Program for Accounts Receivable Professionals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/introducing-a-new-program-for-accounts-receivable-professionals/ - Date: 2012-09-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Here is the official announcement Introducing a New Program for Accounts Receivable Professionals --- # Weekly Dynamic: Prevent Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-prevent-posting/ - Date: 2012-09-24 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article This has come up a couple of times recently so I thought I would cover it here. The scenario is a company wants users to have the ability to enter journal entries but only allow certain users to post to the GL. One answer is to prevent transaction and series posting and require batch approval with a password. This works but requiring an approval requires approval for ALL GL posting including posting from subledgers. Another way is to control posting through security. Security to posting is controlled via the “Series Posting Permission” type in Security Tasks. By default GL Posting is included in the TRX\_FIN\_003\* and ADMIN\_COMPANY\_11\* tasks. Yeah, you didn’t see the ADMIN\_COMPANY\_11\* task coming did you? It also includes batch recovery so more users may have this than you think. [![](/img/blogger/0ee64405f297f03f.png)](/img/blogger/2ed16b9efab5421a.png) This why I recommend that you don’t rely on the default tasks and roles. You really need to know what in there. [HT to David Musgrave when I brain farted with this. I missed the ADMIN\_COMPANY\_11\* role] --- # Excel–Changing Values and reversing sign - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-changing-values-and-reversing-sign/ - Date: 2012-09-24 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Francisco looks at : Excel–Changing Values and reversing sign --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Technical Airlift Slide Decks – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-technical-airlift-slide-decks-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article For Partners, the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Technical Airlift Slide Decks are available. --- # Feature of the Day: Update Item Allocation Inquiry in Field Service – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-update-item-allocation-inquiry-in-field-service-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-24 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft’s latest Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day: Update Item Allocation Inquiry in Field Service  is up now. --- # Expectations around iSight 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/expectations-around-isight-2012/ - Date: 2012-09-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article So are you sick of hearing about the GP 2013 web client yet? The buzz from the Technical Airlift has been like a chainsaw. iSight 2012 is next week in Atlanta and Charlotte. Errol Schoenfish will be with showing off GP 2013 and we want to make sure that you see a pretty complete picture of what’s coming in December. Errol is giving me the priviledge of demoing some of my favorite new features in GP 2013. I’m excited about the web client, but I don’t want you to think that’s all there is. So, we’re going to look at a cross section of features that are coming and give you a good look at Dynamics GP 2013. Then I get to present another set of all new 50 Tips for Dynamics GP in 50 Minutes. The day is going to be a great mix of what’s coming and how to get the most out of what you have now. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone there. --- # Feature of the Day: Update 1099 Information – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-update-1099-information-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-20 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article 1099’s get a facelift in GP 2013. Learn more at Feature of the Day: Update 1099 Information --- # Integration Manager–Importing over 255 characters - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/integration-manager-importing-over-255-characters/ - Date: 2012-09-20 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Francisco covers Integration Manager–Importing over 255 characters. Nicely done. --- # GPUG – Inside the New GPUG A/R Program (Sep 2012) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-inside-the-new-gpug-ar-program-sep-2012/ - Date: 2012-09-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Previously, the good folks at GPUG had a certification for AP end users. This was a great way to ensure that end users had the skills they needed to properly process payables. Now they are launching a Professional Certificate in Accounts Receivable (PCAR) providing similar knowledge and training for AR users. I’ve recommended the PCAP to clients as a great resource and I’m sure that the PCAR will be fantastic as well. Follow the link to learn more. --- # Celebrity Corporate Performance Management - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/celebrity-corporate-performance-management/ - Date: 2012-09-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I ‘m working with a client using deFacto this week. deFacto is Corporate Performance Management software for businesses who are serious about reporting, budgeting and analytics. If you’re choking on MR or FRx performance or if you want to actually integrate budgeting into the process look at deFacto. Just for fun there is another benefit to working with deFacto. This weekend a movie was on co-staring [Liev Shcreiber](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000630/). Liev bears a striking resemblance to deFacto’s Anthony D’Anna. Can you tell which one is which? | | | | --- | --- | | | | Neither can I! This means that with [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) you get you’re own celebrity look alike! Just to thoroughly embarrass Anthony (who by the way is a genuinely nice guy and pretty smart, in addition to looking like a celebrity) IMDB says that Liev’s upcoming project, Fading Gigolo, is in pre-production. I’m just going to leave it at that. Anything else I say will get me in trouble. Actually, I feel bad for Anthony. Liev got to work with Angelina Jolie in Salt. Anthony gets to work with me…and Dwight, clearly he is underpaid. --- # Feature of the Day: Journal Entry History Inquiry – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-journal-entry-history-inquiry-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article This new GP 2013 feature will warm some hearts: Feature of the Day: Journal Entry History Inquiry --- # Top Tips: Limited User – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-tips-limited-user-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-18 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam Misialek has some licensing Top Tips: Limited User around Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: POP Over Receipt Tolerance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pop-over-receipt-tolerance/ - Date: 2012-09-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article We’ve covered a bunch of the now free PSTL tools. When Microsoft made the PSTL tools free they also made some other tools free including POP Over Receipt Tolerance. This tool allows a receipt tolerance percentage for quantities. A setup window allows the user to enter a tolerance percentage, that percentage is then used when a Purchase Order is received. The highest quantity that can be received is the original quantity ordered plus the percentage amount. I think that this is going native in GP 2013 but if you need it now you can get it. These tools are available through your partner. I’ve always found them to be a pain to find so I’m putting up the link here. The link to the Professional Service Tools Library AND the additional tools is https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource/downloads/releases/noam\_pstl.htm --- # Supporting Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/supporting-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-web-client-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-09-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article There are a ton of blog entries coming out of the technical airlift. I thought about trying to lump some of them together and then I just gave up so…buckle up and enjoy. Dynamics University starts us out with info on Supporting Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client --- # Feature of the Day: Pay Code, Benefit & Deduction – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-pay-code-benefit-deduction-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-17 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With everything going on at the Technical Airlift, it’s easy to miss thi sFeature of the Day: Pay Code, Benefit & Deduction --- # Weekly Review: Undo Depreciation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-undo-depreciation/ - Date: 2012-09-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ### It’s not unheard of for someone to make a mistake with depreciation. Maybe an asset was put into service early for example. Well if you need to undo depreciation for a single asset in Dynamics GP it’s very easy. Simply go to the Routine for Depreciate One Asset, select the asset to undo depreciation for and set a new depreciation date. So if an asset was depreciated through 2/28/11 and you need to put it back to 1/31/11 set the depreciation date to 1/31/11. GP will warn you that the depreciation date is earlier than the depreciated through date and this will back out depreciation in GP. Once depreciation is processed the subledger is updated and a reverse GL transaction is created when the GL Transaction routine is run. This works great for a single asset and is really easy to do. So what happens if you accidently mess up a complete depreciation run? Microsoft support has a script that can undo a depreciation posting. I’m working on getting permission to post the script. Until that happens you can contact Microsoft support and they’ll send you the script. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [2/07/2011 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/02/weekly-dynamic-undo-depreciation.html "permanent link") --- # Feature of the Day:Update Back Order Item Qty in Field Service – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-dayupdate-back-order-item-qty-in-field-service-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The newest GP2013 Feature of the Day:Update Back Order Item Qty in Field Service --- # Feature of the Day: Saved Batch Approval – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-saved-batch-approval-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming in GP 2013:  Saved Batch Approval . Batch Approver and Approval Date will now be saved in the GL20000 and GL30000 tables. --- # GPUG Summit 2012 Registration Discount Expires Sept 15 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2012-registration-discount-expires-sept-15/ - Date: 2012-09-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GPUG Summit 2012 Registration Discount Expires Sept 15 --- # “Post To” versus “Post Through” in Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/post-to-versus-post-through-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-09-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon revisits “Post To” versus “Post Through” in Dynamics GP --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta release available for download – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-beta-release-available-for-download-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Beta release available for download – do I really have to add anything to this announcement? --- # Feature of the Day: Unapply Credit Documents when Voiding a Check – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-unapply-credit-documents-when-voiding-a-check-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In GP 2013, when a customer payment is voided, any credit associated with that invoice will also be voided. Details at Feature of the Day: Unapply Credit Documents when Voiding a Check --- # Using Integration Manager to Import Payroll Manual Checks into Dynamic GP | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-integration-manager-to-import-payroll-manual-checks-into-dynamic-gp-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-09-11 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Dynamics University overs Using Integration Manager to Import Payroll Manual Checks into Dynamic GP --- # Feature of the Day: Multi-Select Serial Numbers – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-multi-select-serial-numbers-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-09-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day: Microsoft shows off Multi-Select Serial Numbers --- # Weekly Dynamic: PSTL IV Reconcile - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pstl-iv-reconcile/ - Date: 2012-09-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article The now free PSTL Tools (I know PSTL Tools is technically redundant, Professional Services Tools Library Tools, but that’s how it is commonly referred to) includes an improved Inventory Reconcile tool that only reconciles items that need it. In most cases this is significantly faster than the base tool. How much faster? I have an example from a client. It’s not a perfect benchmark but but in their admittedly slow test environment, it took 24 hours to run the base reconcile and 5 hours to run the PSTL based reconcile. The PSTL reconcile has more volatility in how long it runs because it depends on how many items need to be reconciled. If you’re running in to long IV reconcile times, check out the PSTL based IV reconcile. --- # Feature of the Day: Multi-User Editing in Returns Management – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-multi-user-editing-in-returns-management-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Microsoft shows off Multi-User Editing in Returns Management ‘Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Returns Management will now allow 2 or more users to edit different lines of the same RMA. This will allow to speed up processing of RMA’s. Currently only a single user may be editing an RMA.’ --- # Trend Alert: Dynamics GP Users Changing Course in How They Manage EDI Requirements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/trend-alert-dynamics-gp-users-changing-course-in-how-they-manage-edi-requirements/ - Date: 2012-09-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article [![](/img/blogger/0203c4048bf6cf6c.jpg)](/img/blogger/3e9e8f6f2ee9133b.jpg) **This is a guest post by EDI Expert Glenn McPeak** I’ve been keeping my eye on it and given the uptick of questions I’ve been receiving and discussions I’m having, I’m now going to call it a “trend” – the Microsoft GP user community is changing the way they want to manage EDI. Until now, it seemed that companies were selecting one of numerous options to meet their EDI mandates, but after hearing a lot about what EDI is not doing for their company, I’m seeing a shift in what they are looking for when it comes to [Dynamics GP EDI](http://www.datamasons.com/dynamics-gp), especially now that we’re on the cusp of the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 release.  With pending future upgrades in consideration, companies are also thinking about how they can best manage EDI now, while also setting themselves up for a potential upgrade down the road, cost-effectively killing two birds with one stone. **From the discussions I’m having out in the community, I understand that GP customers are discovering more and more about what EDI should be delivering to their business. What was once acceptable is no longer the case, as technology has changed to support evolving business needs and Microsoft’s development strategies. Here are the latest trends in what GP users are looking for when it comes to EDI:** **#1 – End to end automation** Pushing a button to integrate a transaction used to be great as it saved time over manual entry.  But now users are asking, “Why do I have to push a button and who is going to do it at 2am?” They want automation of key EDI process that gives them the flexibility and security they’re looking for. **#2 – Manage EDI by exception** GP users don’t want to deal with every transaction, only the issues that need attention. Managing by exception lets the transactions without discrepancies continue without interruption and eliminates unnecessary manual touch points. **#3 – Leverage standard Microsoft integration framework** Writing directly to tables and bypassing business logic is not best practice. By leveraging integration tools such as Microsoft’s e-Connect, users can avoid custom routines that populate data and bypass standard business logic. **#4 – Deeper and broader integrations** Users need more advanced logic, such as touching specific values in a sales order or handling advanced three-way matching logic.  They also need broader document integrations so they can get new documents integrated quickly and easily to avoid jeopardizing trading partners relationships. **#5 – Avoid transaction fees** EDI data is a lot like email – would you pay to send an email? Right, then why pay for transactions when you don’t need to, especially when your trading partners support direct connect? **#6 – Audit the transactions** Too many companies complain about the lack of tools available that can identify issues before they become problems. They wonder why they can’t find out that an invoice was not transmitted and/or received by a partner before it is overdue. They would rather receive an email alerting them when a document has failed. **#7 – Guaranteed support turn-around times:** In the world of EDI where delays and errors can result in unnecessary and costly expense, organizations don’t have the flexibility of waiting for support responses. Responding to these trends is an [innovative EDI technology model](http://www.datamasons.com/technology) that GP users are rapidly adopting. Users are looking to an EDI solution that is based on leveraging the native integration framework of the GP platform while providing all of the EDI transaction functionality outside the application¸ an alternative to other EDI technologies that provide similar functionality inside the application**. With this approach, companies can:** 1.     Implement a single, plug-and-play, truly integrated solution that doesn’t utilize 3rd party translator tools; 2.     Leverage a fully-automated EDI solution with predictable ownership costs; and 3.     Benefit from a non-embedded design and XML data storage within SQL that avoids ERP requirements and customizations, simplifying daily use and providing flexibility when managing ERP update/upgrade projects Learn more about this growing trend in Dynamics GP EDI and what you can gain by expecting more out of an EDI solution. Take a look at how other GP-based companies have successfully implemented a new strategy to increase the impact EDI has on their business and how they have exceeded their expectations in simplifying EDI integration and compliance. [Glenn McPeak, Jon Rivers and the rest of the folks at Data Masons do a great job at being the go to EDI experts for the GP community. They are also sponsoring the upcoming GP Technical Airlift this week in Fargo, N.D. If you’re going, make sure to say Hi and bring your EDI questions. – Mark] --- # Feature of the Day: Paycode History Edit and Payroll Check Enhancements – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-paycode-history-edit-and-payroll-check-enhancements-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming in GP 2013, Paycode History Edit and Payroll Check Enhancements --- # Feature of the Day: Fixed Assets to General Ledger – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-fixed-assets-to-general-ledger-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I told you that Fixed Assets was getting some nice features in 2013 including Fixed Assets to General Ledger Batches --- # Feature of the Day: Multi-Tenant – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-multi-tenant-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The ability to have muliple “Dynamics” databases logic leads to this Feature of the Day: Multi-Tenant --- # 8 Great Reasons to Attend GPUG Summit 2012 this Oct. in Seattle + 8 Bonus Reasons! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/8-great-reasons-to-attend-gpug-summit-2012-this-oct-in-seattle-8-bonus-reasons/ - Date: 2012-09-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Michelle Spitzer has 8 Great Reasons to Attend GPUG Summit 2012 this Oct. in Seattle. While these are 8 great reasons, I’m forced to ask ‘only eight?’. Clearly we are missing a few like: 1. The opportunity to refer to me as “Mr. Sexy Pants” in public. MVP Frank Hamelly is already on board and does this frequently. Dwight isn’t ready for this yet, he’s still working through hair issues. 2. The chance to be publicly humiliated by new presenter, Huber Cooney. Huber and I go way back. He only gets to present this year because the conference is within range of his ankle monitor. Don’t worry, he’ll be fine in sessions, but at the bar after…well…you know that scene from Roxanne with the nose insults, Huber can, and regularly does, put that to shame. [This is the [YouTube link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhShCeDULuQ) for the young uns in the room.] 3. 50 more tips for Dynamics GP. Yes, I dug up 50 new ones just for you. Bring a napkin, some of these will make you drool. In all seriousness, folks regularly say “this presentation was worth the cost of the conference.” If its not, Huber will give you your money back. 4. The fun of calling Andy Snook of [Fasthpath](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhShCeDULuQ) “Snooki” and then buying him a Jack Daniels as an apology. 5. The opportunity to learn a lot more about Dynamics GP, Microsoft Excel and how they both fit together as slices of an awsome pie. 6. The chance to build relationships that help you get your questions answered after you go back home. It’s much easier to get John Lowther, Mariano or me to answer your question when we can put a face to a name. 7. The chance to hang with Bob McAdam who is a genuinely nice guy, despite being a Bucs fan. 8. Seeing what Huber (and probably Dwight) will do to me as payback for this post. --- # 7 Years of Failure - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/7-years-of-failure/ - Date: 2012-09-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Today is the 7th anniversary of DynamicAccounting.net. In 7 years I’ve failed a lot. - By the end of the day this blog will have over 4,870 posts on Dynamics GP, but I didn’t make 5,000 posts in 7 years. I Failed. - At this point my Twitter followers are stuck in the low 900’s. I failed to hit 1,000. - I’ve failed to change the behavior of any number of people who continue to do dumb things with Dynamics GP. I Failed - I’ve failed to make a million dollars with this blog. (Not that there was ever much hope in that.) I failed. The funny thing about failure is how you measure it. Measuring against a goal, something is a failure. Measureing against results, it’s a success. For example: - I’m happy that though I haven’t yet hit 5,000 posts, it will happen before year end and I added more than 1,300 new posts this year. - While I haven’t fixed everything in Dynamics GP (I’ll get right on that) we all made strides together this year by highlighting Microsoft Connect items that we would like to see in future versions. I also think more and more of the basics of how to setup GP effectively are spreading through the community. We’re building a body of knowledge that helps everyone. - I have made a little dough through some great blog sponsors and those of you who were kind enough to buy my book. I’m writing another so start saving now. Dynamics GP 2013 is going to be the best release ever and yet they will fail. Some features won’t make the cut. Something you want won’t be in there. I already know of something that I really wanted in the product that didn’t make it so I’m right there with you. But here is the thing about failure, we can shoot for crazy goals and fail. In the process, we still do some pretty incredible things. We could choose instead to chase easy goals. Everyone is a winner, everyone gets a trophy and everyone is bored. I think I’ll keep failing for at least one more year. --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Receivables Document Writeoff - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-receivables-document-writeoff/ - Date: 2012-09-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly digs into Receivables Document Writeoff [![](/img/blogger/f243db680e6c6669.jpg)](/img/blogger/8d78c74b31fe3357.jpg) --- # Not-For-Profit GST Calculation in Dynamics GP – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/not-for-profit-gst-calculation-in-dynamics-gp-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-09-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Judy Hirst explains Not-For-Profit GST Calculation in Dynamics GP  for the Canadians in the room. --- # Importing PSTL Data - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/importing-pstl-data/ - Date: 2012-09-04 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Now that the GP Professional Service Tools Library (PSTL) is free, I wanted to highlight that you can import the settings for many of the tools. For example, in Account Modifier/Combiner you can select Import to import files to be modified/combined. - Select Validate to pick the file. PSTL will validate that the information is formatted correctly. - Click Modify to actually import the information. [![](/img/blogger/0bef0ffad1b2a862.png)](/img/blogger/6aafee4007ec308d.png) The PSTL manual indicates that you should use a Tab Delimitted file and that worked in my testing but I have had some users indicated that Tab Delimitted doesn’t always work. In those cases using a CSV file did work. The ability to import changes makes using PSTL for large changes much easier. --- # Feature of the Day: Named System Database – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-named-system-database-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-09-04 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft’s newest Feature of the Day: Named System Database Also the sample DB can be named something other than TWO to accomodate a sample DB per system DB. This is great for hosted environments but it could also be useful in other scenarios. --- # Weekly Review: Dynamics GP Passwords, Case Sensitive Logins and ODBC Connections - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-dynamics-gp-passwords-case-sensitive-logins-and-odbc-connections/ - Date: 2012-08-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ### Yeah, the title is a little weird. Here is the background. A client was moving terminal servers. Old server and new server were both pointed to the same Dynamics GP source. Users would log in to one terminal server and everything worked fine. When they logged into the other terminal server, GP would lock and their password needed to be reset. It didn’t matter which terminal server a user logged in to, the first one they logged into worked fine, the second one hung and required a password reset to use that terminal server. I know, what does the terminal server have to do with a GP password? Well Dynamics GP uses the User ID and the server name in the ODBC connection as part of the hash when encrypting the user password for the first time. In our case, one of the terminal servers had the SQL Server as a fully qualified domain name and one just had the server name. So the weren’t exactly the same and it broke the ability to decrypt the password. This is also why user logins are case sensitive. The ASCII characters are different for upper and lower case letters so different information is passed when encrypting upper case vs. lower case passwords for the first time. To solve our little problem we made both server names identical in the ODBC setup and then we reset the passwords of the affected users. Huge thanks to Rob Mitchell of I.B.I.S. for the background behind this. He is the one who actually solved this issue. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [1/17/2011 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/01/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-passwords.html "permanent link") --- # Real Life vs. House of Lies « The Death of Reason - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/real-life-vs-house-of-lies-the-death-of-reason/ - Date: 2012-08-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Dwight is back a with a look at Real Life vs. House of Lies.  As usual, his intense jealousy of my hair causes him to take an unwarranted swipe at me. [For those of you who don’t know, Dwight and I have worked together on and off for the last 13 years. I’ve foolishly signed up to report up through him twice so ultimately the jokes on me.] --- # Feature fo the Day: Mass Depreciation – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-fo-the-day-mass-depreciation-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m doing a happy dance for this Feature fo the Day: Mass Depreciation backout! This shouldn’t be needed very often but when it’s needed it’s really needed. --- # Feature of the Day: Fixed Asset Calendars – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-fixed-asset-calendars-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I like the idea of this Feature of the Day: Fixed Asset Calendars. I understand the concept of why you would want different fixed asset calendars for different books. Frankly though, I’ve screwed up fixed assets with a bad calendar and it was not pretty to fix. Multiple calendars won’t help that. --- # Competing Against NetSuite – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/competing-against-netsuite-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-08-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jay Manley talks about Competing Against NetSuite and the confusion they spread around the Cloud. According to a [Slashdot story](https://idle.slashdot.org/story/12/08/29/2215244/survey-reveals-a-majority-believe-the-cloud-is-affected-by-weather) that popped up right after I saw Jay’s post, [51% people in a recent survey thought that stormy weather interferes with cloud computing](http://techpp.com/2012/08/29/stormy-weather-interferes-with-cloud-computing-us-survey-reveals/). Clearly we all have a lot of work to do. [To pontificate briefly, accounting is accounting. we did it for 500 years on paper, by hand, apparently wearing little green eye shades. We can automate the rote pieces with computers just as engineers can automate calculations when designing a bridge and doctors no longer have to wait weeks for lab results. However, like Engineering and Medicine, Accounting remains a profession and no amount of automation (on premise, in the cloud or up someone’s behind) can replace the judgment and expertise required to ensure proper control, accuracy, timeliness and usefulness of financial information. If anyone tell you differently, run. I’ve cleaned up too many messes created by someone playing accounting.] --- # Buckle Up, Here Comes Windows 8, Excel 2013 and GP 2013 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/buckle-up-here-comes-windows-8-excel-2013-and-gp-2013/ - Date: 2012-08-29 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article My look at what’s coming, Buckle Up, Here Comes Windows 8, Excel 2013 and GP 2013, is up at Mad Mark the GP Road Warrior. --- # Using the PSTL Account Combiner in Dynamics GP with Canadian Payroll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-the-pstl-account-combiner-in-dynamics-gp-with-canadian-payroll/ - Date: 2012-08-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent covers Using the PSTL Account Combiner in Dynamics GP with Canadian Payroll. --- # Perpetual Pricing Top Tips – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/perpetual-pricing-top-tips-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam offers some GP 2013 licencing clarification with Perpetual Pricing Top Tips --- # Feature of the Day: Password Protecting Word Forms – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-password-protecting-word-forms-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-08-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Microsoft’s new Feature of the Day: Password Protecting Word Forms  adds to security in GP. --- # Windows 8: One Week or So « The Death of Reason - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/windows-8-one-week-or-so-the-death-of-reason/ - Date: 2012-08-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Dwight’s been playing with Windows 8: One Week or So  He comes to basically the same conclusions I did…more than a month ago. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fiscal Period Modifier Danger - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fiscal-period-modifier-danger/ - Date: 2012-08-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Development & Integration - Type: original article Now that the Professional Services Tools Library (PSTL) is free, more people will be using them. However, the PSTL tools are powerful and this also makes them potentially dangerous. Here is an example: If you open PSTL tools, check Fiscal Period Modifier and click next you get some options to change the companies fiscal periods. So far, so good. If you hit Setup Periods in Step 1 you will wipe out your current fiscal periods without warning. [![](/img/blogger/c35334f185eca82e.png)](/img/blogger/b8d0c3dfbdbf2f6f.png) Oops. Yeah. When I did this it was a pain in neck to fix the TWO company. I can’t imagine doing it accidentally to a production company. --- # Clearing the Reporting Clutter – GPUG Magazine - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/clearing-the-reporting-clutter-gpug-magazine/ - Date: 2012-08-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Fall 2012 edition of GPUG magazine is out. I’ve got an article on Clearing the Reporting Clutter in there starting on page 14. Make sure you check out this edition’s other great articles too. --- # Feature of the Day: 64-Bit Microsoft Office Compatibility – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-64-bit-microsoft-office-compatibility-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article A new Feature of the Day looks at 64-Bit Microsoft Office Compatibility.  I’m definitely looking forward to this one. --- # Please Read: Official Risk Management Suite Transition Update – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/please-read-official-risk-management-suite-transition-update-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Please Read: Official Risk Management Suite Transition Update This sounds like someone, somewhere got their feathers ruffled. It’s probably a good thing that some of the auditor comments I’ve heard didn’t make it back to MS, or maybe they did. --- # Feature of the Day: Intercompany Asset Transfer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-intercompany-asset-transfer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-27 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article I’ve mentioned that Fixed Assets is getting an overhaul in GP 2013 and here is one of the new features: Intercompany Asset Transfer --- # Weekly ReviewFixed Asset Impairment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-reviewfixed-asset-impairment/ - Date: 2012-08-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article ### There is no Fixed Asset Impairment feature in Dynamics GP per se but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be done. The simplest way to accomplish a full or partial Fixed Asset impairment is do a full or partial retirement of the asset in GP and create a retirement code to identify impairments. Since GP supports partial retirement by cost or % this will work for assets that contain multiple quantities in GP. For example, a $100,000 assets is impaired and is now only worth $60,000. The company can partially retire 40% of the asset (or specifically retire $40,000) and take a loss. The nice thing about this is that it’s easy to un-retire an asset. While Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) won’t allow you to un-impair an asset, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) will. As the world moves toward IFRS, the ability to un-retire an asset and recapture the impairment becomes more important. It’s also nice if you goof when retiring the asset. For reporting purposes, using an impairment retirement code makes it easy to separate out impairment transactions from true retirements. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [1/10/2011 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/01/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-impairment.html "permanent link") --- # iSolutions’ Blog – Dynamics GP Multi-Currency Exchange function to convert to USD - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-dynamics-gp-multi-currency-exchange-function-to-convert-to-usd/ - Date: 2012-08-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article iSolutions is showing off a SQL based Dynamics GP Multi-Currency Exchange function to convert to USD --- # Feature of the Day: Reconcile Bank Reconciliation to General Ledger – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-reconcile-bank-reconciliation-to-general-ledger-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Microsoft is showing off another great Feature of the Day: Reconcile Bank Reconciliation to General Ledger For those of you complaining because you’re still running PowerPoint 2003 and can’t open these, get the free PowerPoint Viewer from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=13 --- # Yes, Dynamics GP 2010 is Compatible with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/yes-dynamics-gp-2010-is-compatible-with-microsoft-sql-server-2012/ - Date: 2012-08-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Judy Hirst reminds us that Yes, Dynamics GP 2010 is Compatible with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 --- # You have to Read and Never Stop Learning! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-have-to-read-and-never-stop-learning/ - Date: 2012-08-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article John Lowther found out the hard way that You have to Read and Never Stop Learning! --- # Feature of the Day: Consolidated Invoicing – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-consolidated-invoicing-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Jay Manley shows  off Consolidated Invoicing  GP 2013 will now let you combine several shipments / fulfillment orders into a single invoice. --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Maintain History – Budget Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-maintain-history-budget-transactions/ - Date: 2012-08-21 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly examines Maintain History – Budget Transactions [![](/img/blogger/89124b108b0b100b.jpg)](/img/blogger/4fc575a7c82c7bc0.jpg) --- # Feature of the Day: Requisition List – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-requisition-list-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP, they’ve got a new Feature of the Day: Requisition List . The list of requisitions looks cool. --- # Microsoft Support Response Times – Mysteries Revealed | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-support-response-times-mysteries-revealed-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-08-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article From Dynamics University comes details of Microsoft Support Response Times – Mysteries Revealed --- # Weekly Dynamic: Solve for Values – Bank Rec Example - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-solve-for-values-bank-rec-example/ - Date: 2012-08-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Let’s say for example that someone has done a poor job of entering deposits in Dynamics GP. Instead of selecting appropriate receipts and processing a deposit, they selected receipts that don’t match the way the physical deposit was made. Now you have a mess trying to balance the bank account. Having to add multiple items to match a single number commonly comes up in Bank Rec. (I don’t just mean GP bank rec either. I’ve seen cases where you have to combine items differently for bank recs by hand, with Quickbooks, Peachtree and Oracle financials. It’s a bank rec thing.) Excel can be a big help when trying to combine transactions to match so we’re going to work through an example. One caveat, this method finds one match. It may not be the only combination that can match. You’ll need the Solver add in that comes with Excel. Use File-Options-Add Ins to see if it’s turned on and activate it if it’s not. 1. Key amounts into Excel that look like this: [![](/img/blogger/c3831b60f198399b.png)](/img/blogger/c3831b60f198399b.png) The Amounts column contains the amounts that you will ultimately use to try to find a match. Indicator is just the number 1 all the way down. We use it in the calculation. 2. In cell C1 type **SumProduct(A2:A7,B2:B7)**. This will show the sum of A x B. 3. In cell D1 type **27.62**. This is the amount we are trying to combine items to find. It’s here just for reference. [![](/img/blogger/966ebca924759af0.png)](/img/blogger/966ebca924759af0.png) Excel is going to add up the items in multiple combinations until it finds a combination that matches 27.62. 4. Click the Solver icon 5. In Set Objective enter or select **$C$2** 6. Check Value Of and enter the amount you want to find – **27.62** **7.** Set By Changing Value of Cells to **$B$2:$B$7** 8. Click Add. Set Cell Reference equal to  **$B$2:$B$7** and the middle field to **bin.** 9. Click **OK**. Click **Solve**. [![](/img/blogger/7c3a8691b9e1cfc1.png)](/img/blogger/41d6830de9c1fbf1.png) Excel changes the 1’s to 0’s except for the lines that add up to $27.62. [![](/img/blogger/3500dae61b59d43e.png)](/img/blogger/3500dae61b59d43e.png) To reset to search for another number, change column B back to all 1’s, click the Solver icon and change the amount. Many times when working through a bank statement there is a pattern. Items are off by a day for example. These are pretty easy to find by hand. Sometimes it’s a lot harder an you a tool like this. --- # Feature of the Day: Select Printer at time of Print – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-select-printer-at-time-of-print-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This has been a long time comin. In a Feature of the day Microsft looks at  Select Printer at time of Print --- # Multiple Users Sending Emails from a Single Email Account. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/multiple-users-sending-emails-from-a-single-email-account/ - Date: 2012-08-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article John Lowther explains Multiple Users Sending Emails from a Single Email Account. --- # Feature of the Day: Deductions In Arrears Templates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-deductions-in-arrears-templates/ - Date: 2012-08-20 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From Friday comes a look at Deductions In Arrears Templates  coming for Dynamics GP 2013. --- # Weekly Review: Exporting to Other Systems - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-exporting-to-other-systems/ - Date: 2012-08-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Recently I’ve had a number of requests for regular processes to get data out of Dynamics GP for integration to other systems. The export formats were all over the place including CSV, fixed length and pipe delimited (|). In all cases there have been common elements to the exports, they want them to be user initiated. There have also been common elements to the solution, Microsoft Excel. In one case I used SmartList Builder to create a SmartList with everything we needed to export, then I used a [SmartList Export Solution](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/08/weekly-review-excel-ing-with-smartlists.html) to provide a button for the user to export the data to Excel and activate an Excel macro to format and save the file. In another case, the client didn’t own SmartList Builder so I used a [refreshable Excel report](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/03/weekly-dynamicexcel-reports-in-dynamics.html) to get the data we needed an then used a macro to format the export. With the power of Excel, getting data out to other systems becomes easy. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [12/13/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/12/weekly-dynamic-exporting-data-for-other.html "permanent link") --- # It’s been a good couple of months for Fastpath - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-been-a-good-couple-of-months-for-fastpath/ - Date: 2012-08-16 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article If I were [Fastpath](http://www.gofastpath.com/), I’d be wondering where all the free marketing was coming from and how I could get more. The last several months have seen a number of unrelated items all point to Fastpath’s products for users of a Microsoft Dynamics ERP system. For those of you not familiar, Fastpath makes security related products for all of the options in the Microsoft Dynamics line. For Dynamics GP specifically they offer: **Config AD** – Single sign on and security management tied to active directory. Yes you can log in to GP using AD. **Audit Trail** – Transaction auditing. **Assure** – Separation of Duties evaluator for Dynamics GP. This doesn’t get enough airtime but for risk junkies it’s pretty cool. **Audit View** – Audit/Security report scheduling and delivery. It all started with the July issue of Journal of Accountancy which profiled ten years of Sarbanes-Oxley. I thought, hey, SOX generates plenty of Audit Trail and Assure work for Fastpath. Thought drifted away into the ether. Then my much anticipated August J of A arrived (they are all much anticipated, don’t read anything to the August part) . Lo and behold, it’s all about fraud and we’re back talking about security control, auditing and separation of duties. [Sidebar: For fun, checkout this this fraud, [described at CFO.com](http://ww2.cfo.com/risk-compliance/2012/08/a-peek-inside-a-forensic-fraud-investigation/), that included the CEO colluding with the HR manager because the CFO “always demanded proper documentation”.] Finally, [MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/microsoft-retire-dynamics-gp-risk-management-suite-concur-integration-december?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+msdynamicsworld/news+%28Microsoft+Dynamics+News%29&utm_content=Google+Reader) is reporting that Microsoft is killing the native Audit Trail module in Dynamics GP. Frankly, MS bought this functionality and doesn’t appear to have ever spent a dime improving it. I think they got tired of trying to support it.  So in a couple of months span, Fastpath has two J of A issues, not just articles, dedicated to needs and problems that their products help solve and a major competitor exits the business. (By major competitor I really mean inertia and the idea that “It’s included so let’s try to use it”.) Yep, they’ve had a couple of good months. If they are smart, they’ll leverage these marketing gems for a long time to come and hope for September J of  A hat trick. --- # Feature of the Day: Multicurrency Apply in RM Cash Receipts Entry – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-multicurrency-apply-in-rm-cash-receipts-entry-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article New from Microsoft: Feature of the Day: Multicurrency Apply in RM Cash Receipts Entry --- # Customizing My Reports Lists in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/customizing-my-reports-lists-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-08-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at Customizing My Reports Lists in GP 2010 --- # Feature of the Day: Certification, Licensing and Training Management – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-certification-licensing-and-training-management-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP explores  Certification, Licensing and Training Management --- # Weekly Dynamic: Override AR Writeoff - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-override-ar-writeoff/ - Date: 2012-08-13 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In Dynamics GP you can set a maximum write off amount for a customer on the Customer Maintenance Options card. (Cards | Customer, click options). This works great for controlling small writeoffs, little short pays, etc. [![](/img/blogger/2a41172a28bfb75b.jpg)](/img/blogger/f3097535a27b60df.jpg) At some point though you’ll need to write off something larger. A great way to do this is to add a password to exceed the maximum write off. This is set in Receivables Setup. [![](/img/blogger/b1a402e80e1b5745.jpg)](/img/blogger/a6b18c308becbb95.jpg)  At one time or another you’ll have write off’s and GP gives you lots of options. --- # Feature of the Day: Reconciled Indicator – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-reconciled-indicator-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-13 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft is adding a Reconciled Indicator   to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013’s Void Historical Payments. This should help prevent some mistakes going forward. --- # Feature of the Day: Item Standard Cost Adjustment – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-item-standard-cost-adjustment-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-09 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The funny thing is I was just talking Standard Cost with a customer day and we covered this item. Now  Item Standard Cost Adjustment  is getting improved in GP 2013. --- # Dynamic Future – Vote – Multicurrency Cash Flow Forecast - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-multicurrency-cash-flow-forecast/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Yes, I’m a day late with this. Deal with it, my schedule is a mess. In this weeks Connect feature, we suggest adding Multicurrency Cash Flow Forecast into Dynamics GP. It’s hard enough to get cash flow forecasts right. I don’t even want to think about doing it in other currencies. [![](/img/blogger/981e4063042a10d1.png)](/img/blogger/92dcaa4538b9f0ee.png) --- # Printing the Header on the First Page Only in Word Templates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/printing-the-header-on-the-first-page-only-in-word-templates/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Andy Sather looks at the pros and cons of Printing the Header on the First Page Only in Word Templates. [![](/img/blogger/e43dfef805ae6791.jpg)](/img/blogger/c49b83977b8cf8a5.jpg) --- # Tuning Up Project Accounting in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tuning-up-project-accounting-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Judy Hirst has some ideas for Tuning Up Project Accounting in Dynamics GP [![](/img/blogger/67b03505edf39472.png)](/img/blogger/f63e8f3113a69e8b.png) --- # Feature of the Day: SRS Reports on Forms – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-srs-reports-on-forms-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article One more Feature of the Day to catch up with: SRS Reports on Forms. This pretty cool. Now if we can just get posting reports too we can make Report Writer go away…maybe…sort of. It’s still the source for Word Forms. --- # Feature of the Day: Email Indicators – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-email-indicators-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From last week comes a Feature of the Day: Email Indicators This is a nice way to see if a transaction has been emailed. --- # Using Buyer ID’s in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-buyer-ids-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at alternative ideas for Using Buyer ID’s in GP 2010 , assuming that you don’t have buyers of course. --- # Feature of the Day: Reconcile IV to GL – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-reconcile-iv-to-gl-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article A new Feature of the Day for GP 2013 that is sure to be a hit is the new  Reconcile IV to GL --- # The time has come again to vote for the next year’s GPUG All Star awar… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/753/ - Date: 2012-08-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The time has come again to vote for the next year’s GPUG All Star awards. Please take the time to vote for your “All Star”. Each year, [GPUG](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home "GPUG") (The GP User Group) recognize 3 Premium Members who represent the community well by having: - **Courage** – The strength to persevere, hold the talent to teach fellow GP users. - **Passion** – For those who share their GP and technology passion with others. - **Resolve** – Willing to take the time to help others with challenges they face. - **Advancement** – The pursuit of individual and organizational growth and development. Click on the logo or link below to vote: GPUG ALL Star Award Survey The winners will be announced at the [GPUG Summit 2012](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home "GPUG Summit 2012") in Seattle, WA, USA on the 15th to 19th of October at the Conference Center at the Washington State Convention Center. Visit [www.gpugsummit.com](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home "GPUG Summit 2012") to see the event agenda and learn more. If you are not registered, then [REGISTER TODAY](https://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1027177 "GPUG Summit 2012 Registration"). I will be there and I’m looking forward to seeing you there too. --- # Feature of the Day: Word Documents – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-word-documents-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP 2013 is getting additional Word Document Templates as well. --- # Hello from iSight 2012 Keynote – Greg Bustin | I.B.I.S. Inc. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hello-from-isight-2012-keynote-greg-bustin-i-b-i-s-inc/ - Date: 2012-08-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article We’re gearing up for iSight coming to Atlanta and Charlotte September 25th and 26th. Check out Hello from iSight 2012 Keynote – Greg Bustin   for more. --- # Feature of the Day: Fixed Assets – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-fixed-assets-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article You can put this down as my favorite Feature of the Day: Historical Fixed Asset Reporting --- # Feature of the Day: Tenant Services – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-tenant-services-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-08-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Tenant Services  is the latest Feature of the Day coming for GP 2013. --- # Feature of the Day: Alternate Modified Forms and Reports Window – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-alternate-modified-forms-and-reports-window-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-08-01 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article An improved Alternate Modified Forms and Reports Window is the latest GP2013 Feature of the Day. --- # Account Not Found When Posting Stock Count Variances - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/account-not-found-when-posting-stock-count-variances/ - Date: 2012-08-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent deals with Account Not Found When Posting Stock Count Variances --- # GPUG – Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group – Jacksonville 8/22/12 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-microsoft-dynamics-gp-user-group-jacksonville-82212/ - Date: 2012-07-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article August 22nd is my birthday and I’m going to spend it in Jacksonville with the GPUG – Northern Florida Users Group. I have the priviledge of doing a 50 Tips in 50 Minutes presentation there so if you are anywhere in Northeast Florida or Southeash Georgia come by and spend some time with us. --- # Feature of the Day: Track Serial and Lot Numbers on Drop Ship PO – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-track-serial-and-lot-numbers-on-drop-ship-po-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-07-31 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day: Microsoft shows Tracking Serial and Lot Numbers on Drop Ship PO --- # Feature of the Day: Ship To Address Changes – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-ship-to-address-changes-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming this year with the release of GP 2013 are some great Ship To Address Changes --- # Feature of the Day: Inactive Items – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-inactive-items-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-30 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Pam Misialek explains that all inventory item types can now be Inactive Items  with the upcoming release of GP 2013. --- # Feature of the Day: 3 New Year End Close Features – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-3-new-year-end-close-features-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-07-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The Dynamics GP team is showing off  3 New Year End Close Features coming in GP 2013. --- # Feature of the Day: Tolerance Handling – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-tolerance-handling-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming soon in GP 2013,  Tolerance Handling . Now the Microsoft folks already pretty tolerant. They must be to put up with me, but that’s not what we mean. Tolerance handling allows closing a P.O. even if an item has been under or over received within certain tolerances. It’s great for items like printing or fabric that are sold in runs. Hit the link for more. --- # Strategies for Collections Management In Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/strategies-for-collections-management-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Judy from Etelligent offers some Strategies for Collections Management In Dynamics GP --- # Dynamic Future – Vote – Roll Down Account Segment Description Changes to the Chart - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-roll-down-account-segment-description-changes-to-the-chart/ - Date: 2012-07-24 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Just to make sure that everyone is clear. You don’t have to like these suggestions. If you don’t like them, don’t vote. However, If you do like a suggestion and you don’t vote, you lose your right to complain about that issue. The goal is to get you thinking, and voting, about what you want in Dynamics GP in the future. This week’s suggestion revolves around the chart of accounts. If you use segment descriptions and allow them to populate the chart descriptions you can get a really clean chart of accounts. But what happens if something changes? For example, you thought that a main segment description of “Receivables, Accounts” was a good idea until you realized that now no one can ever find the account by description. Users are disgruntled, the natives have pitchforks in their cubes. Today you have to go to each account and fix it or use SQL to clean things up. [It would be pretty cool if you could change the segment description and have it roll down to the chart.](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F708918%252Fgp-lets-you-roll-down-changes-to-the-account-segment-descripTion&wct=2016-04-19T07%3A15%3A18Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) [![](/img/blogger/fc1ab2f1e13f3ba2.jpg)](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F708918%252Fgp-lets-you-roll-down-changes-to-the-account-segment-descripTion&wct=2016-04-19T07%3A15%3A18Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) --- # Feature of the Day: User Defined Fields on Customer Address – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-user-defined-fields-on-customer-address-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day for GP 2013, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at User Defined Fields on Customer Address --- # Weekly Dynamic: Tracing Purchase Price Variance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-tracing-purchase-price-variance/ - Date: 2012-07-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Purchase Pice Variances can occur when the purchase invoice cost is different from the cost recognized on the receipt (usually the same as the P.O.). GP properly adjusts for these cost difference but they can be a real bear to trace. When you find the GL side of one of these transactions they don’t link back to the source except with a reference. You have to go to SmartLists or the tables to figure out that they started in Inventory. However, there is a Dex.ini switch that can make this easier. Adding: REVALJEINDETAIL=TRUE to the Dex.ini file populates the ORCTRNUM, ORMSTRID, ORMSTRNM and ORDOCNUM fields in the GL10001 (GL Transaction Amounts Work) and GL20000 (GL Year-to-Date Transaction Open) tables making it much easier to trace these transactions back in SmartLists. There is also a set of downloadable reports that improve on the default posting reports. However, neither the default reports nor the downloadable reports can be reprinted so if you want that detail you’ll have to print or save the posting reports. More on this next week. --- # Feature of the Day: Print and Picklist Shortage Inquiry – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-print-and-picklist-shortage-inquiry-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Continuing their look at upcoming GP 2013 features, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at  Print and Picklist Shortage Inquiry --- # Friday Fun: Is this taking the cloud too far? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-is-this-taking-the-cloud-too-far/ - Date: 2012-07-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [![](/img/blogger/c126a852192600e8.jpg)](/img/blogger/94e6cbffea10f6ec.jpg) --- # Using SOP Document Types in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-sop-document-types-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-07-19 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong explains Using SOP Document Types in GP 2010 --- # Feature of the Day: EFT Format Enhancements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-eft-format-enhancements/ - Date: 2012-07-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day Microsoft shows off EFT Format Enhancements --- # Feature of the Day: Bin History – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-bin-history-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-19 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Coming Soon in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013:  Bin History [![](/img/blogger/72fb1ea3310c095a.jpg)](/img/blogger/219872c114f73693.jpg) --- # Feature of the Day: Reason Codes – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-reason-codes-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-07-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article And so the build up to GP 2013 begins with a new Feature of the Day: Reason Codes.  Reason Codes provide a way to indicate why a particular Inventory transaction was done. [![](/img/blogger/4aa518438aca6985.jpg)](/img/blogger/219359d9d44c2ada.jpg) I have a confession to make. I’ve been playing with the preview of Windows 8 quite a bit lately. Windows 8 is going to be a great OS but I’m more excited about GP 2013 than about Windows 8. --- # National Accounts for Receivables in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/national-accounts-for-receivables-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sheldon digs into National Accounts for Receivables in Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Dynamic:Delete Inventory Site ID Association - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicdelete-inventory-site-id-association/ - Date: 2012-07-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Associating an Inventory item with a site is pretty easy. Removing that association is trickier. Here is one method. - Select the Inventory Area Page - Select Quantities/Sites under Inventory Cards - Enter or Lookup the Item - Click Assigned - Click Site ID - Scroll, Lookup or Enter the Site ID that you want to disconnect - Click Delete This removes the association, it doesn’t delete the item. [![](/img/blogger/9fec95171fbd80f2.jpg)](/img/blogger/c5909f0691117685.jpg) --- # Dynamics GP Starter Pack and Extended Pack Modules | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-starter-pack-and-extended-pack-modules-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-07-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Eric Gjerdevig looks at the new Dynamics GP Starter Pack and Extended Pack Modules --- # Friday Fun: Why Cloud Providers Cringe - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-why-cloud-providers-cringe/ - Date: 2012-07-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Other than the hype I’m fine with The Cloud, especially when people are making rational choices about it. Love the cloud or hate it, it’s still funny. [![](/img/blogger/c3dd902821f7c538.jpg)](/img/blogger/294c76d872bd80dc.jpg) --- # New Pricing for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Announced Today – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-pricing-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-announced-today-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-07-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP comes New Pricing for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Announced --- # Napkin Pricing – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/napkin-pricing-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft has reduced the pricing complexity around Dynamics GP for GP 2013. They’ve reduced ti to Napkin Pricing --- # Big Changes Coming to Microsoft Dynamics GP Licensing | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/big-changes-coming-to-microsoft-dynamics-gp-licensing-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-07-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over at Dynamics University, Eric Gjerdevig starts coverage of Big Changes Coming to Microsoft Dynamics GP Licensing --- # iSolutions’ Blog ~ an Indianapolis Indiana based Microsoft Dynamics GP Great Plains Consultant – Dynamics GP Multi-Currency Exchange function to convert to USD - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-an-indianapolis-indiana-based-microsoft-dynamics-gp-great-plains-consultant-dynamics-gp-multi-currency-exchange-function-to-convert-to-usd/ - Date: 2012-07-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article iSolutions has a Dynamics GP Multi-Currency Exchange function to convert to USD --- # Transferring Multiple Orders to Invoices in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/transferring-multiple-orders-to-invoices-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-07-11 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at Transferring Multiple Orders to Invoices in GP 2010 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset GL Account Transfer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-gl-account-transfer/ - Date: 2012-07-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article A lot people don’t use Fixed Asset transfers because they think in terms of the physical movement of assets but transfers can be used for more than that. For example, if an asset has been going to a wrong account or if you decide to reorganize fixed assets and change accounts a fixed asset transfer can be used to move the GL accounts. To transfer GL accounts for Fixed Assets in GP open the Financial Area Page. Under Fixed Assets pick Transfer. Select an asset and transfer date. Click the blue arrow next to G/L Accounts. Change the accounts that need adjustment and click transfer. [![](/img/blogger/bf0739dc33d90e1e.jpg)](/img/blogger/c08a05b5930aae66.jpg) --- # 1099s can be a breeze! | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/1099s-can-be-a-breeze-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-07-09 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Chris Hadden tells us that 1099s can be a breeze! --- # Should You Post in Summary or Detail Within Dynamics GP? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/should-you-post-in-summary-or-detail-within-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-07-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent asks Should You Post in Summary or Detail Within Dynamics GP? I have some strong thoughts on this. Posting in summary makes matching the subledger to the GL incredibly cumbersome if you get out of balance. It makes it impossible to use tools like The Closer to assist with balancing. I have yet to see a scenario where the benefits of posting in summary outweigh the negatives for most accounts. --- # Doctors, Dinner and Dynamics GP in Kenya - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/doctors-dinner-and-dynamics-gp-in-kenya/ - Date: 2012-07-05 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article For the last eleven days we (me, my wife, both kids and about 40 others) have been doing missions work in and around Nairobi, Kenya. We worked with a  local church and school founded by [World Hope](http://www.weareworldhope.com/) at the edge of the Kawangware slum. Our work included a three day medical clinic where we provided exams and medication to more than 900 people. We did a one day feeding program where we fed roughly 600 folks. We also brought electricity to the two buildings at Hope Academy. I want to offer a huge thanks to everyone who contributed to make this trip possible. You helped us make a difference.   But this is a Dynamics GP blog so let me bring this back to Dynamics GP and accounting skills. On the trip we had doctors, nurses, school teachers and a veteran utility lineman (he climbs electrical poles for a living). All of these folks have skills perfect for this trip. I’m an accountant. I can’t tell malaria from a runny nose. Fortunately I’m a Dynamic Accountant so there were plenty of places to apply my skills, even if they weren’t obvious.   - Inventory – at every stage of the trip we were counting things. We counted people, luggage, money, you name it. I can count. - More Inventory – before we could setup a makeshift pharmacy to support the doctors, we had to separate and count the various medications that we had brought. I think you can see where this is going. Accountants rock at counting and labeling things. - Forms – During intake, we took basic information from everyone going through the clinic. Things like name, symptoms,  weight, pregnancy status, etc. We were primarily concerned with factors that affect medication dosing.  I worked intake for two days and if you’ve ever done any tax work (personal, corporate, sales and use, tangible personal property, etc.) you quickly become an expert at filling out forms.  Intake was a blast. I got to ask men if they were pregnant. The joke of having to completely fill out the form, even if the question is irrelevant,  is funny in both English and Swahili. Some of the Kenyans were still laughing about it at the end of the trip. - Feeding – We didn’t run people through a soup kitchen line. People in our group (with direction from our Kenyan friends) cooked high nutrition meals based on specially fortified rice. We hand cut potatoes, carrots and cabbage and turned the whole thing into a sort of Kenyan stew to layer over the rice. We then individually served every person who came in and sat down. Finally we picked up each  plate  and did it all again. There was a pretty significant distance between the kitchen and where we were serving and an unusual rain the night before left much of the grassy areas under water. While it wasn’t a global supply chain, I certainly got to use plenty of my logistics experience overseeing the chain from the kitchen to the diners and back. I also got to encourage some accountants. [Kenya has CPA’s](https://www.icpak.com/?option=com_content&view=article&id=56&Itemid=37) . The church’s finance director , Action Jackson as he’s known to us [mzungu](http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mzungu),  is a CPA. The church administrator, Fred, and one of the security teams members, Amos, are both studying to be CPA’s. They had lots of questions and we got to bond over accounting. We were on the bus one day reviewing what medications we had remaining when I got a glimpse of the invoice from across the bus. It looked familiar. They passed it over to me and I realized that the charity we had gotten our medication through was using Dynamics GP. There is something about that Report Writer based invoice. After looking at it for more than 10 years I can spot one from across room or a across a bus, even 8,000 miles from home. I wrote this for you to understand that accounting is a profession. The skills you develop are useful in scenarios that you can’t imagine today. Dynamics GP is a global product. You never know where you are going to find it. I want to encourage you to develop both your accounting and Dynamics GP skills. You never know when you might get to do something really special with those skills. [For the curious, I couldn’t find Diet Mountain Dew at/in: JFK (NY), Heathrow (London), the entire city of Nairobi,  Charles deGaulle (Paris) or Miami International. I also didn’t pack any in my suitcase due to weight constraints. No, my 11 day stint in Diet Dew rehab didn’t do a thing for my addiction.] --- # Five Things to Know About XPS Writer and Viewer for Dynamics Users - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/five-things-to-know-about-xps-writer-and-viewer-for-dynamics-users/ - Date: 2012-07-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Judy Hirst has Five Things to Know About XPS Writer and Viewer for Dynamics Users --- # Understanding SOP Quantity Shortages in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/understanding-sop-quantity-shortages-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-07-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The Onza blog helps with Understanding SOP Quantity Shortages in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # FRx — Back to Basics…. | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/frx-back-to-basics-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-07-05 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amanda Wong goes Back to Basics with FRx --- # Error Posting to Table POP30390. Restore from a backup if possible - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/error-posting-to-table-pop30390-restore-from-a-backup-if-possible/ - Date: 2012-07-05 - Topics: SQL & Data, General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Francisco Hillyer examines Error Posting to Table POP30390. Restore from a backup if possible --- # New Productivity Pack for Microsoft Dynamics Connector – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-productivity-pack-for-microsoft-dynamics-connector-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-07-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Accounting & Career - Type: original article Error Shoenfish introduces the New Productivity Pack for Microsoft Dynamics Connector for connecting GP and CRM. --- # iSolutions’ Blog ~ an Indianapolis Indiana based Microsoft Dynamics GP Great Plains Consultant – Management Reporter 2012 Issue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-an-indianapolis-indiana-based-microsoft-dynamics-gp-great-plains-consultant-management-reporter-2012-issue/ - Date: 2012-07-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article iSolutions looks at a Management Reporter 2012 Issue with the error message “An error occurred while retrieving company information…” --- # How to remove the Connect section on the HomePage in Dynamics GP (via SQL) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-remove-the-connect-section-on-the-homepage-in-dynamics-gp-via-sql/ - Date: 2012-07-03 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Franciso Hillyer explains How to remove the Connect section on the HomePage in Dynamics GP (via SQL) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Professional Service Tools 1099 Modifer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-professional-service-tools-1099-modifer/ - Date: 2012-07-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article One of the cooler tools in the now free Professional Services Tools Library is the 1099 Modifier. The common scenario is that a vendor was not properly setup as a 1099 vendor and now there are transctions not marked as 1099 transactions. The 1099 Modifier tool allows you to fix this by updating vendor 1099 amounts after setting the vendor 1099 flag. You can also choose to just print a report showing what changes the 1099 Modifier will make when you run it. [![](/img/blogger/d8a9b6c0d051d7fb.jpg)](/img/blogger/e33ed3b006d70b6d.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Professional Service Tools Help - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-professional-service-tools-help/ - Date: 2012-06-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Now that the Professional Service Tools Library is free there is a lot of interest in the various tools. But if you want more information about a tool where to you? Certainly there has been coverage in various Dynamics GP blogs including this one but not every tool is covered in detail. You might be tempted to open the tools and hit F1 for help. Alas nothing happens. There is no help file for the PSTL utilities but there is a very good manual. It installs by default in C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft DynamicsGP2010ProfServicesToolsLibrary.pdf and it’s really a very good base reference for the tools. --- # Reduced Posting Until July 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reduced-posting-until-july-1/ - Date: 2012-06-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article As you read this I’m getting on a plane to Nairobi, Kenya to do missions work in and around the Kawangware slum until July 1. The blog is all setup with Weekly Dynamics, things to vote for and Weekly Reviews so you won’t miss any of the big stuff. My internet access will be sporadic so you won’t see the same level of posting that you’re used to but I’ll try to get all the big stuff and catch up once I’m back. --- # Help Get the Features that You Want in Microsoft Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/help-get-the-features-that-you-want-in-microsoft-dynamics/ - Date: 2012-06-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions has a step by step walk-through of using MS Connect to submit product suggestions at Help Get the Features that You Want in Microsoft Dynamics [![](/img/blogger/183a8ba4fd2ee94a.jpg)](/img/blogger/76136f7451eb8f31.jpg) --- # New CFO SIG LinkedIn Site! | LinkedIn - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-cfo-sig-linkedin-site-linkedin/ - Date: 2012-06-19 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article For the past several months I’ve been leading a GPUG CFO special interest group where CFO’s and those looking to move into the CFO roll discuss issues around GP in their organization. Now we have a New CFO SIG LinkedIn Site! to continue the discussion beyond our monthly meeting. --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2010 R2 Report Writer Deployment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2010-r2-report-writer-deployment/ - Date: 2012-06-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article With GP 2010 R2 the default SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report deployment process has also gotten a facelift. The deployment is cleaner with a simple selection of Native or SharePoint to match the SSRS setup and two required SSRS URL’s. If you are using CRM you can deploy reports and metrics that include CRM data. [![](/img/blogger/2447b91db1e1c8a2.jpg)](/img/blogger/b6411b9138c36774.jpg) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Journal Entry: Paste From Excel–Free Add-in - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-journal-entry-paste-from-excel-free-add-in/ - Date: 2012-06-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office - Type: original article Ask and you shall receive. My post encouraging you to vote for the ability to Copy and Paste from Excel to the GP GL found its way to Ian Grieve of azurecurve and the Dynamics Community site. Mohammad Daoud found it there. Then he and his team decided to build the functionality. Mohammad gives us a look at[Dynamics GP Journal Entry: Paste From Excel–Free Add-in](http://mohdaoud.blogspot.com/2012/06/dynamics-gp-journal-entry-paste-from.html). I got a copy over the weekend to play with and it rocked. Mohammad tweaked a few things for me but this is dead simple to use. Simply copy four columns from Excel and paste into GP using the Additional menu or CTRL+F. In very limited testing: - Pasting respects negatives just like GP does. So a negative Debit in the Excel sheet gets pasted as a Credit and vice versa. This means that if all you have is one amount column with negatives and positives everything still works. You still need 4 columns but Credit and Dist. Ref. could be blank. - Pasting respects the “Allow Account Entry” setting and won’t let you do a JE to an account with “Allow Account Entry” off. Pasting fails for the restricted line and any remaining lines are not pasted.. - The format is simply Account, Debit, Credit, Distribution Reference. The video shows headers of Credit then Debit. The headers are irrelevant. The transactions are copied and pasted without headers. The data goes in using the order on the GP window. - Install is scary easy. Copy two files into the Add Ins folder. - Scale seems to be fine. Speed is closer to Integration Manager. 1,000 lines took about 40 seconds. Your mileage may vary but that’s roughly 25 lines per second or 1,500 lines per minute. Not SQL import speed but no too shabby and there’s essentially no setup.. - Closing the window and agreeing to delete the transaction seems to kill a long running paste. - What this utility does is let you paste into the grid (detail area). You still have full control over the header for batch, date, reversing, reference, etc. Batch approval still applies, etc. - No intercompany yet that I can see (I didn’t really test this) but this is a first pass. I’m not sure it’s even a first release. - You can do partial pasting (you don’t have to grab a complete range), Paste an unbalanced JE (the trx won’t post of course) and paste more than one time into a single transaction. (Paste a range, copy a new range, paste that at the end of the same JE). - Pasting also respects blank rows. You can copy beyond the end of a JE and include blank rows. The blanks don’t come in to the JE. - The range you copy can include blank rows in the middle. Pasting works, although there was an odd visual problem. The last rows didn’t seem to be correct but when I scrolled up and down they fixed themselves. It’s as if the data was correct but the interface didn’t refresh. This is so minor that I’m only mentioning it because it made me double check my test. This tool is absolutely worth testing. Send Mohammad an email and ask for a copy. --- # Tomorro is GP Day at Decisions 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tomorro-is-gp-day-at-decisions-2012/ - Date: 2012-06-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Tomorrow is GP Day at the Decisions 2012 virtual conference. It’s free. You can attend from your desk. You can have some fun understanding what decisions is all about with The Stakeout. More importantly, you can learn something about Dynamics GP. --- # Do You Trust Your Users? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-trust-your-users/ - Date: 2012-06-18 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Do you trust your users? That’s what I want to know in my new Mad Mark article. --- # Reset the Dynamics GP System Password | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reset-the-dynamics-gp-system-password-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-06-18 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article At Dynamics University, Eric reminds us how to Reset the Dynamics GP System Password --- # 25 years and still loving it! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/25-years-and-still-loving-it-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-06-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Congrats to Error Schoenfish for 25 years with GP and still loving it! Shame on the old Great Plains Software for hiring a 10 year old since clearly Errol can’t be more than 35. --- # Weekly Review: Defer Accounts Payable Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-defer-accounts-payable-transactions/ - Date: 2012-06-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Previously I worked for a company that purchased content. We would buy video, like TV shows, and have the right to use them for a period of time. We would often have to pay up front and then need to spread the expense over say, a year. Well, not only is this easy to do in Dynamics GP, it can be done at the point of the AP invoice. This is great for things like insurance too. In this example, we’ll use the Profit and Loss option in Deferral setup. This setting let’s the user enter ultimate expense account and then defer the transaction. To make this happen in AP: 1. Enter an AP transaction 2. Click the distribution button 3. Select the Expense line to defer 4. Select Additional | Deferral from the menu at the top 5. Set the End of Period date, Method and Deferral account 6. Click Ok Dynamics GP will adjust the transaction to move the expense to the deferral account and then it will create and post transactions to recognize the expense in the future. It doesn’t get much easier than that. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [9/13/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/09/weekly-dynamic-defer-accounts-payable.html "permanent link") --- # Going Beyond Management Reporter with deFacto Corporate Performance Management | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/going-beyond-management-reporter-with-defacto-corporate-performance-management-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2012-06-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article My look at Going Beyond Management Reporter with deFacto Corporate Performance Management is up now at DynamicsCare. This is the second part in a 2 part series. --- # Sending Reports via email in GP 2010 R2 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sending-reports-via-email-in-gp-2010-r2-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-06-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong shows off Sending Reports via email in GP 2010 R2 --- # Migrating FRx Reports to Management Reporter 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/migrating-frx-reports-to-management-reporter-2012/ - Date: 2012-06-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Judy Hirst looks at Migrating FRx Reports to Management Reporter 2012 [![](/img/blogger/277042801ddb06a2.png)](/img/blogger/a233fd824cfe5e9b.png) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP2013 Partner Training Rundown - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp2013-partner-training-rundown/ - Date: 2012-06-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is coming and the Microsoft team is trying to ensure that partners are ready. Here is a Microsoft Dynamics GP2013 Partner Training Rundown --- # iSolutions’ Blog ~ an Indianapolis Indiana based Microsoft Dynamics GP Great Plains Consultant – Release Multiple PO’s Without Printing Them - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-an-indianapolis-indiana-based-microsoft-dynamics-gp-great-plains-consultant-release-multiple-pos-without-printing-them/ - Date: 2012-06-12 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article iSolutions covers how to Release Multiple PO’s Without Printing Them [![](/img/blogger/05a14ed18e67c6b2.png)](/img/blogger/9c254f373bfcd03a.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Delete Row - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-delete-row/ - Date: 2012-06-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If this seems simplistic to some of you, don’t  dismiss it. I still see folks who don’t understand this and it can be painful. There are three main ways to Delete things in Dynamics GP transactions. 1) Pressing the big Delete button on a batch deletes THAT BATCH and ALL THE TRANSACTIONS IN THAT BATCH 2) Pressing the big Delete button on a transaction deletes THAT ENTIRE TRANSACTION. 3) To delete JUST A LINE, select Edit – Delete Row or Right+Click – Delete Row. [![](/img/blogger/aeadce5ac2fe98f8.jpg)](/img/blogger/c6d526e21ce8a360.jpg) --- # The Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog has MOVED!!! – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-has-moved-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-06-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pay Attention – The Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog has MOVED!!! Makes sure to grab the new location and new RSS feed. --- # Analysis Cubes Basics for Microsoft Dynamics® GP | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-cubes-basics-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2012-06-07 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article My colleague Rober Sawyer has an awesome look at Analysis Cubes Basics for Microsoft Dynamics® GP. This is a recording of one of our webinars and if you’re even thinking about Analysis Cubes you need to watch this. --- # GPUG Summit Sessions are Up. Early Registration Ends - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-sessions-are-up-early-registration-ends/ - Date: 2012-06-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article The GPUG Summit 2012 sessions are up. I’m presenting something like a gazillion sessions…or it might be 6…but it feels like a gazillion. Early registration ends June 29. Come hang with us in Seattle and learn about GP, including a bunch of stuff about GP 2013. --- # Using Professional Service Tools Library to change the account format in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-professional-service-tools-library-to-change-the-account-format-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-06-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Doug Pitcher shows off Using Professional Service Tools Library to change the account format in Dynamics GP --- # Important JumpStart Training – September 11 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/important-jumpstart-training-september-11-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-06-07 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dyamcis GP comes news about Important JumpStart Training – September 11 for GP consultants. --- # Dynamics GP Mashup – Easy to Make Dashboard - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-mashup-easy-to-make-dashboard/ - Date: 2012-06-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Steve Chapman shows off a Management Reporter Dynamics GP Mashup – Easy to Make Dashboard [![](/img/blogger/2213c55c75988da5.png)](/img/blogger/cc12c708fb42ca63.png) --- # Streamlined Sales Processing in Dynamics GP – Copy from Existing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-sales-processing-in-dynamics-gp-copy-from-existing/ - Date: 2012-06-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon shows off how to copy data from an existing sales document into a new one. [![](/img/blogger/1982254d1b718b99.jpg)](/img/blogger/89a80267b495037e.jpg) --- # CFO.com and Financial Reporting Spreadsheets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cfo-com-and-financial-reporting-spreadsheets/ - Date: 2012-06-05 - Topics: Excel & Office, Accounting & Career - Type: original article In a May 31, 2012 article , CFO.com provides a decidely negative take on financial reporting using spreadsheets in their article Spreadsheets Still a Crutch in the Financial Reporting Process. Except of course that the article is wrong. When “More than 70% of the 1,100 global executives interviewed in a survey by Oracle and Accenture said they used spreadsheets to track and manage financial reporting on a daily basis” changing their behavior by taking away spreadsheets is the wrong answer. The article makes it clear that a common usage for Excel is to present financial reports. If data is being pulled from other systems into Excel for better formatting, it doesn’t make sense to take away Excel, as suggested in the article. Changing the behavior of 70% of global users is a fool’s game. A better solution is to use something like [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) to leverage the 70% already using Excel. [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) uses Microsoft Excel as the interface for financial reporting. Data is still stored securely in Dynamics GP for reporting. This is NOT simply exporting to Excel. It’s using the full power of Excel to design and build financial statements without having to go through a formatting dance every month end. It is also not the spreadsheet mess created by storing the data in Excel. The data is regularly pulled from Dynamics GP and stored a SQL Server analysis cube for easy, powerful and secure reporting without bogging down transactional processing. Taking away spreadsheets is not the answer. Leveraging Excel with the power of deFacto and analysis services is. --- # Rapid Tools for Dynamics GP – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapid-tools-for-dynamics-gp-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-06-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Rapid Tools for Dynamics GP are getting an update to facilitate migrations from the latest versions of Quickbooks and Quickbooks Enterprise. --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP 2010 R2 Excel Reports Deployment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-2010-r2-excel-reports-deployment/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The deployment of refreshable Excel Reports has been simplified with GP 2010 R2. The setup is still in Microsoft Dynamics GP – Tools – Setup – Reporting Tools Setup. You can choose to deploy to a Network location, either a network share or Sharepoint, including Sharepoint online or you can deploy to a single user location. As before, checkboxes exist to deploy reports for muliple company. The page is familiar but it has a much cleaner look. [![](/img/blogger/d72349b3ba54476c.jpg)](/img/blogger/d76596c85d31e4e9.jpg) --- # When It Comes to Dynamics GP 2013, a “Like Father, Like Son” Approach - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/when-it-comes-to-dynamics-gp-2013-a-like-father-like-son-approach/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article This is a guest post from Glenn McPeak. Coming off of the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 sessions at Convergence, and anticipating the GP technical Airlift event in September, I’m with all the other GP professionals anxiously awaiting the expected product launch in December 2012. One of Microsoft’s key goals with this release is to position GP as a more competitive and flexible ERP solution for the SMB market. For these organizations, hopefully GP 2013 will transform their business practices by building a strong foundation that supports growth, increasing operational efficiencies and significantly lowering the burden on IT. But for organizations looking to implement GP 2013, it’s important to not only look at the new web client release and the other 150+ features, but also the other opportunities that come along with a new ERP platform implementation. A critical step during any ERP implementation is to ask the question, “Do my ISV solutions align with Microsoft’s own strategy with the ERP?” I sometimes refer to it as the “like father, like son” approach. If the two solutions don’t align strategically, then I encourage you to take a look at other technology options, for both short and long-term success. When it comes to EDI for Dynamics GP specifically, it’s 100% possible to integrate a solution that aligns with Microsoft’s strategy – a “like father, like son” scenario that: 1) scales to support business expansion, 2) increases processes efficiencies and 3) eliminates unnecessary IT hassles. To achieve this synergy between solutions, whether evaluating your current EDI technology or considering EDI integration at the time of ERP implementation, it’s critical to understand the most frequent approaches to EDI and their impact on your business: 1. Customization – the client / partner develops a one-off, non-commercial solution utilizing a set of tools and custom ERP code. Result: Reliance on a tool set, not an all-in-one solution¸ which creates long-term compatibility and upgrade pitfalls, and challenges scalability to support business expansion. 2. Web-based application – accessible via Internet connectivity and typically requires a lower initial investment than other technology models. Result: Often **requires manual data entry using web-forms and/or websites to make EDI work end-to-end.  Long term cost of ownership can be extreme when factoring in transaction fees, manual entry labor and errors resulting from the duplicate keying of information**. 3. Commercial ISV solution built inside Dynamics – solution is built with full integration inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. Result: GP platform integrity is jeopardized by database and code changes to accommodate each and every EDI request.  Compliance mandates and new partner integration can force unplanned customization and/or GP version upgrades which can disrupt ERP activities, delay new business relationships and trigger potentially costly fines. 4. [**ISV solution leverages the native integration framework of the ERP platform while providing all of the EDI transaction functionality outside the application**](http://www.datamasons.com/vantage-point-edi-overview) **Result: Eliminates unnecessary ERP customizations to enable EDI integration and compliance while simplifying daily use and ERP update/upgrade projects.** The first three approaches have their obvious challenges, especially the customization of Dynamics GP. Applying service packs and version upgrades will be a challenge plus, the addition of other necessary solutions can be compromised.  Only the fourth option – an ISV solution built outside Microsoft Dynamics – aligns with Microsoft’s strategic focus in releasing GP 2013 as a more agile platform to drive real value into your business execution.  Some business challenges are truly opportunities to help improve your company’s competitiveness.  Integrated EDI is a perfect example – taking something that could be a daunting question mark and turning it into a huge labor and cost saving win!  By selecting a well-architected solution that tightly integrates your business relationship transactions without customization – you can be a big winner.  The long-term relationship between your ERP and EDI solution will only thrive if you walk in your “father’s” shoes and embrace the strategic value proposition to which Microsoft has committed themselves with GP 2013. --- # Table Links in Extender – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/table-links-in-extender-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article From the GP Support Blog comes information on Table Links in Extender [![](/img/blogger/adc0f86a9f99ae05.png)](/img/blogger/7483e2799c46e658.png) --- # Scrolling window obscures data of the last character | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/scrolling-window-obscures-data-of-the-last-character-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article At Dynamics University, Sheila Ochoa offers a solution for Scrolling window obscures data of the last character [![](/img/blogger/b1a452f216d88087.png)](/img/blogger/ddad8360c1a0462e.png) --- # An Inside Look with Jay Manley – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-with-jay-manley-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has An Inside Look with Jay Manley up as a new video. --- # Sorting Line Items on a Sales Transaction in GP 10 or 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sorting-line-items-on-a-sales-transaction-in-gp-10-or-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-06-04 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Amanda Wong looks at a new free tool for Sorting Line Items on a Sales Transaction in GP 10 or 2010 --- # Dynamics GP Day Program | Decisions Spring 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-day-program-decisions-spring-2012/ - Date: 2012-05-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Day Program for Decisions Spring 2012 is available now. --- # New Book: Solving the Social Media Puzzle for Microsoft Dynamics End Users - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-book-solving-the-social-media-puzzle-for-microsoft-dynamics-end-users/ - Date: 2012-05-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jon Rivers of Data Masons is out with a new book. Solving the Social Media Puzzle for Microsoft Dynamics End Users is out now. The Amazon link is below. I’m going to order my copy. --- # Firms at Strategy Session Find Their ‘Rock Stars’ – CPA Trendlines - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/firms-at-strategy-session-find-their-rock-stars-cpa-trendlines/ - Date: 2012-05-31 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article CPA Trendlines looks at how to find the hidden rock stars in your firm. The funny thing is, at first glance, these look like pretty good criteria for GP consulting firms. On second glance, they look good for most firms. --- # An Inside Look with Kurt Larson – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-with-kurt-larson-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP videos are back with An Inside Look with Kurt Larson --- # Dynamic Future – Vote – Debits before Credits! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-debits-before-credits/ - Date: 2012-05-30 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article This weeks MS Connect item to vote on is in SmartLists, [Debits should come before Credits.](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F670305%252Fgp-get-debits-and-credits-in-right-columns&wct=2016-04-19T02%3A15%3A34Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) I think we can all agree that the world won’t end if this doesn’t get fixed. HOWEVER, it’s really annoying. This is kind of like having a sliver in your finger. You can go through your day just fine but as you bump and move your hand you are constantly reminded of the irritation. It a welcom relief when the irritation is gone and you can move on to more important things. Help me get rid of this irritant and vote for [Get debits and credits in right columns](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F670305%252Fgp-get-debits-and-credits-in-right-columns&wct=2016-04-19T02%3A15%3A34Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F): [![](/img/blogger/ad56be76b954e55e.jpg)](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F670305%252Fgp-get-debits-and-credits-in-right-columns&wct=2016-04-19T02%3A15%3A34Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) “The standard SmartLists place Credit columns to the left of Debit columns. If you check all the built-in reports in GP the Debits are on the left and the Credits are on the right. It should be the same in SmartList as well. We shouldn’t have to save this change in a Favorite and clutter up our ‘list’ just to get this done. And administrators have more important things on their plate than making this change at the system level.” --- # Microsoft’s Pain is an ISV’s Gain - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsofts-pain-is-an-isvs-gain/ - Date: 2012-05-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In a new Microsoft Dynamics Community article I look at some of the ways that Customers and ISV’s are benefitting from Microsoft’s use of MS Connect for feature suggestions. --- # Taking Advantage of Microsoft Promotions | I.B.I.S. Inc. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/taking-advantage-of-microsoft-promotions-i-b-i-s-inc/ - Date: 2012-05-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you hurry you might be able to hang on to some dough by Taking Advantage of Microsoft Promotions --- # SafePay Transactions Upload window does not populate in Microsoft Dynamics GP – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/safepay-transactions-upload-window-does-not-populate-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support Team has coverage of SafePay Transactions Upload window does not populate in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Additional Microsoft Dynamics GP Tools | Dynamics Care Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/additional-microsoft-dynamics-gp-tools-dynamics-care-services/ - Date: 2012-05-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at not just PSTL but Additional Microsoft Dynamics GP Tools that are now free. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Checkbook Modifier - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-checkbook-modifier/ - Date: 2012-05-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Type: original article With all of the banking cosolidation that’s gone in the past couple of years a lot of people now have checkbooks in Dynamics with names pointed to banks that no longer exist. So something like Wach-Payroll is no long with Wachovia. The account is probably still valid and being used but Wachovia is now Wells Fargo. So how how do fix that? It’s simple with the now free Professional Service Tools Library. Once the Library is installed, simple pick the old checkbook, give it a new name and click Convert. [![](/img/blogger/58c16f6cf15a6432.jpg)](/img/blogger/efa9aa0b652d579f.jpg) The Validate and Import buttons allow you to validate and upload the old and new checkbook ID’s if you have a large number of them to fix. --- # Error Exporting to Excel from Business Portal 5.1 for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 in Internet Explorer 9 – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/error-exporting-to-excel-from-business-portal-5-1-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-in-internet-explorer-9-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Lucas Miller tackles an Error Exporting to Excel from Business Portal 5.1 for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 in Internet Explorer 9 --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Releasing Multiple POs Without Printing Them - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-releasing-multiple-pos-without-printing-them/ - Date: 2012-05-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly demonstrates Releasing Multiple POs Without Printing Them [![](/img/blogger/669edc97a8e714b0.jpg)](/img/blogger/f6939cfdb744ec2e.jpg) --- # Memorial Day - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/memorial-day/ - Date: 2012-05-28 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In observance of Memorial Day here in the U.S. I’m taking a day off from posting. Normal posting will resume tomorrow with an adjusted schedule. --- # Friday Fun: Presentations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-presentations/ - Date: 2012-05-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![](/img/blogger/bb1be7bfd2dde401.gif) --- # Weekly Review: Specific Item Costing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-specific-item-costing/ - Date: 2012-05-24 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I ran into a situation recently where a client needed specific item costing for each product that they sell. This is most common for serialized items where there is a single item number but specific costs need to be applied for each serialized item. In a simple example, consider a dealership where each car model is an item number. We might have 15 MINI Cooper’s on the lot in various trim models from stripped down to fully loaded but each one is a different cost with a different serial (VIN) number. You can’t average the costs of the fully loaded and the stripped down models and you sure can’t use FIFO or LIFO. [I’m not suggesting this is the way to run a dealership. It’s an example.] You have to account for the specific cost of each car and relieve that cost when the car sells. Dynamics GP can handle this but there are a few things that you need to know to make this work right: 1. The item must be using FIFO Perpetual or LIFO Perpetual valuation. 2. The items have to have serial numbers. 3. When you sell an item, the correct cost WILL NOT show on the screen or on any edit lists. 4. The correct cost WILL SHOW on the posting reports. GP doesn’t finalize the cost for the item until posting so all of the edit reports show FIFO or LIFO cost but the correct cost is applied at posting. It works, you just can’t tell that it works until you post the transaction. [Update: Lot Tracking works the same way] Originally posted by Mark Polino at [8/02/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/08/weekly-dynamic-specific-item-costing.html "permanent link") --- # Using Reporting Groups in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-reporting-groups-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-05-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong shows covers Using Reporting Groups in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # How to Engage with Microsoft Dynamics on Social Media – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-engage-with-microsoft-dynamics-on-social-media-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article While this targeted more toward partners, Kevin Machayaa explains How to Engage with Microsoft Dynamics on Social Media --- # Performance issue with the Received/Not Invoiced report in Purchase Order Processing – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-issue-with-the-receivednot-invoiced-report-in-purchase-order-processing-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Reporting & BI - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support Blog comes details on a Performance issue with the Received/Not Invoiced report in Purchase Order Processing --- # Streamlined Sales Processing in Dynamics GP – Repeating Documents - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-sales-processing-in-dynamics-gp-repeating-documents/ - Date: 2012-05-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon explains Streamlined Sales Processing in Dynamics GP – Repeating Documents [![](/img/blogger/22c67bb5853a68fc.jpg)](/img/blogger/4d85b8a5581ef0f9.jpg) --- # Dynamic Future – Vote – Resize the Left Pane on Smartlists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-resize-the-left-pane-on-smartlists/ - Date: 2012-05-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article This week’s proposed enhancement to Dynamics GP underscores why it’s important check for existing suggestions before creating one. I know that the search on the Connect site could use some work but for the very simple suggestion that the the [left pane of the SmartList window (the one with the Smartlists, not the one with resulting data) should be resizable](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F531731%252Fgp-smartlist-window-splitter-to-be-made-resizable&wct=2016-04-19T03%3A15%3A34Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F). There are currently at least three suggestions totally eight (80) votes across the three. I ‘ve suggested that these be merged but we’re going to pick one to vote on. When making the SmartList window full size, the left hand side takes up an inordinate amount of room but it can’t be resized. It can’t be shrunk to get more room for data. I would like to encourage you to vote to add this functionality into the next version of Dynamics GP. [![](/img/blogger/68ee31fac0216a01.jpg)](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F531731%252Fgp-smartlist-window-splitter-to-be-made-resizable&wct=2016-04-19T03%3A15%3A34Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) This functionality has been requested in items 531731 (39 votes) , 670303 (11 votes), and 549102 (30 votes). Thanks to everyone who created these, let’s see if we can really emphasize that we want this fixed. --- # CFO.com Project Management Best Practices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cfo-com-project-management-best-practices/ - Date: 2012-05-22 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article In an interesting article, CFO.com examines project management best practices and how they relate to CFO managed projects in particular. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Receivables Management Unapply Tool - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-receivables-management-unapply-tool/ - Date: 2012-05-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article For years now I’ve been recommending the use of [Paid Transaction Removal for AR](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/08/weekly-review-speed-up-collections.html) to move paid items to history and improve both AR and Collections management performance. One of the problems with this approach is that it it’s difficult to unapply a payment after Paid Transaction. Now that the Professional Services Tools Library is free, this gets to be a whole lot easier. PSTL includes a Receivables Management Unapply tool designed to unapply payments from the history table and allow user to apply them to other transctions. The tool is really easy to use, simply run the Receivables Management Unapply tool, enter the Customer, find the item to unapply and an uncheck the box. The system will ask if you really want to unapply or just see a report. Indicate that you want to unapply and that’s it. A report does print with specifics. There are a few caveats and specifics around discounts, writeoffs and Multi-currency so be sure to read the help file included with PSTL. [![](/img/blogger/1511c7e5b2171038.jpg)](/img/blogger/27ac117d16208890.jpg) --- # GPUG South Florida Regional Chapter Meeting (May 22 2012) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-south-florida-regional-chapter-meeting-may-22-2012/ - Date: 2012-05-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Just a reminder that I’ll be attending the GPUG South Florida Regional Chapter Meeting tomorrow, May 22 2012. Feel free to say Hi. I’m hoping for a great turnout. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and the Concur Import – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-the-concur-import-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Development & Integration - Type: original article At the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog, Sarah Purdy looks at Microsoft Dynamics GP and the Concur Import --- # Receivables Management Transction Unapply Tool in the Professional Services Tools Library is now available! – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-management-transction-unapply-tool-in-the-professional-services-tools-library-is-now-available-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article From the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog comes news that Receivables Management Transction Unapply Tool in the Professional Services Tools Library is now available! --- # Tips For Using Management Reporter (GP 2010) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tips-for-using-management-reporter-gp-2010/ - Date: 2012-05-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Etelligent has Tips For Using Management Reporter (GP 2010) --- # Dynamic Future-Vote – Reprint Outstanding Checks report from Bank Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-reprint-outstanding-checks-report-from-bank-reconciliation/ - Date: 2012-05-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article One of the few reports in Dynamics GP that cannot be reprinted is the always required Outstanding Checks report from Bank Rec. This week’s enhancement that you can vote for is adding the ability to: [**Reprint Outstanding Checks report from Bank Reconciliation**](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F733922%252Freprint-outstanding-checks-report-from-bank-reconciliation&wct=2016-04-19T01%3A14%3A23Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) From KB 973083: “The Outstanding Transactions Report **cannot be reprinted**. The information from this report is contained in the CM Unreconciled TEMP table before the reconciliation process is complete. When the process is complete, this table is cleared. **The only way to reprint this report is to restore a backup that was created before the reconciliation process was performed**, select the checks, and then rerun the reconciliation.”  [emphasis added] That is simply an unacceptable answer for a report that is required by auditors and is a key control piece. Asking people to restore from backup would also typically require redoing the bank reconciliation. The Reconcile process should move CM Unreconciled TEMP data to a history table for reporting. Today, none of the workarounds are really acceptable but some mitigation steps include: 1) Always print the edit reports prior to reconciling. An edit report doesn’t provide the same level of support as a the reconciliation report but it’s better than nothing. 2) Always print these reports to screen and file. That way a printer jam won’t make you lose the report. 3) If you realize the report didn’t print out at the time you finish the recon, the outstanding report is still the same. Do a one day recon and use the edit report or add and check offsetting dummy items ($1 & $-1 for example) and use the recon report. You’ll have to explain to your auditors but at least you have backup and a reasonable plan. 4) Again, if you realize the report didn’t print at the time of reconciliation you may be able to rebuilt the report using a SmartList if you do it right away. Restoring from backup isn’t even an option on my list. I had the recon not print at client with 200 users running about 18 hours a day due to time zone differences. Stopping everything to restore from backup, restore logs, verify financials and redo the bank rec was simply not an option. If you think that GP should have the option to [**Reprint Outstanding Checks report from Bank Reconciliation,**](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F733922%252Freprint-outstanding-checks-report-from-bank-reconciliation&wct=2016-04-19T01%3A14%3A23Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F) vote using the link! --- # Adding SmartList Favorites to My Reports | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/adding-smartlist-favorites-to-my-reports-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-05-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Amand Wong reminds us how easy Adding SmartList Favorites to My Reports can be. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP Manuals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-manuals/ - Date: 2012-05-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I got an email from an IT person a few weeks ago. They were annoyed that their consultant didn’t leave the manuals for Dynamics GP. I know that I regularly get new readers so I thought that would also cover the answer here. The manuals are included with the help for Microsoft Dynamics GP.  They are located in **Help-Printable Manuals.** Each area listed can have multiple manuals. All the manuals are in PDF format and they commonly run a couple of hundred pages each. That’s one reason why you don’t get a printed set of manuals. The other reason is that too many people never read them and it’s expensive to print stuff that no one reads.. I was a at a long time client recently. They are on GP 2010 and had recently cleaned out old filing cabinet. They found GP 6.0 manuals still wrapped in plastic never opened. The included printable manuals are searchable and do a great job with the what and how. Sometimes they fall down on the why. If you’re looking for help beyond the manuals, I highly recommend the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) of course. [![](/img/blogger/09a6fefabf2f7667.jpg)](/img/blogger/55ef3e5c19e34289.jpg) --- # Microsoft Dynamics Most Influential People Top 100 | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-most-influential-people-top-100-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2012-05-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Sivakumar (and many others) agree that the Microsoft Dynamics Most Influential People Top 100 made a huge mistake in leaving off David Musgrave. I’m starting to think it’s a Tim Tam Slam bias. --- # Workflow documents suddenly showing as ‘Not Submitted’ rather than ‘Pending Approval’ in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/workflow-documents-suddenly-showing-as-not-submitted-rather-than-pending-approval-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article At the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog, the incomparable Kelly Youells looks at a problem where Workflow documents suddenly showing as ‘Not Submitted’ rather than ‘Pending Approval’ in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 [![](/img/blogger/6c67bcc072a60e35.png)](/img/blogger/cf3bdf61fdff68de.png) --- # Weekly Review: Shopping Basket Analysis – Customers Who Bought “X” Also Bought… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-shopping-basket-analysis-customers-who-bought-x-also-bought/ - Date: 2012-05-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article ##### I was reworking the list of SQL Scripts for [DynamicAccounting.net](/) and I realized that it would be nice to have some SQL code that showed related items. In other word, something similar to Amazon.com’s “Customers who bought “X” also bought “A”, “M” and “Y”. I wanted to add a frequency to make it more relevant. What I was looking for was “Customers who bought “X” also bought “A” 56% of the time, “M” 42% of the time and “Y” 38% of the time. I could swear I’ve seen code like this but I couldn’t find it, so…I created it. I built a SQL Stored Procedure that accepts an inventory item as it’s only parameter and returns other items that were sold on the same invoices along with the percentage of how often they appeared together. For example, executing the procedure with the item “5-Fee” looks like this: *exec BoughtRelated ‘5-Fee’* and returns this: This won’t work in SmartList Builder since SLB won’t use a Stored Procedure. To work around that I’ve included a download that does the same thing with Views instead of a stored proc. It’s not as efficient and it takes 3 views to make it happen though I suspect someone smarter than me can make it cleaner. The only other advantages (maybe) to the views is that you could return results for all items, not just one. This could be a plus or it could severely bog down your system if you have enough items and invoices. I told you it was inefficient. Finally this works off of SOP invoices under the theory that it’s not really bought until it’s invoiced. Also, I didn’t bother including returns because it’s not really relevant from a sales/pairing standpoint. The returns piece is really a different question. I’ll add these to the permanent [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) as well. The files are here: [Related Items Procedure](https://app.box.com/shared/vzc2hv0khb) [Related Items Views](https://app.box.com/shared/60g14k6yrt) Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [6/21/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/06/weekly-dynamic-customers-who-bought-x.html) --- # An Inside Look with Jared Hall – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-with-jared-hall-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In the latest in their video series, the GP team takes An Inside Look with Jared Hall.  Jared and I co-presented at Convergence this year. Apparently if you present with me you have a shot at getting on video. Or is that they gave me the more senior folks to present with in case I went rogue? Anyway, Jared’s a great guy, wicked smart, watch the video. So Jared, which child is your favorite? --- # GPUG Summit 2012 Customer Conference – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2012-customer-conference-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Pam has more information about Microsoft’s presence at the GPUG Summit 2012 Customer Conference. You’re going to get more GP 2013 even closer to it’s release. --- # Missing integrations within Run Integration window | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/missing-integrations-within-run-integration-window-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-05-10 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Randall Mayer deals with Missing integrations within Run Integration window --- # Doug Pitcher’s OFFICIAL 100 most famous, awesome and totally influential Dynamics people for 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/doug-pitchers-official-100-most-famous-awesome-and-totally-influential-dynamics-people-for-2012/ - Date: 2012-05-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Anti-List is out. Doug Pitcher’s OFFICIAL 100 most famous, awesome and totally influential Dynamics people for 2012 is now available. Doug doesn’t quite make it to 100 but that’s kind of the point of the list. --- # Prevent Users from keying incorrect Document Dates in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/prevent-users-from-keying-incorrect-document-dates-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-05-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support blog explains how to Prevent Users from keying incorrect Document Dates in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 with DocDateVerify. --- # Using an Excel Data Connection as the Starting Point for a New Excel Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-an-excel-data-connection-as-the-starting-point-for-a-new-excel-report/ - Date: 2012-05-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article eTelligent shows off Using an Excel Data Connection as the Starting Point for a New Excel Report [![](/img/blogger/53a1750935cfff54.jpg)](/img/blogger/e6dfed92e453f170.jpg) --- # Using Comments in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-comments-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-05-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong covers Using Comments in GP 2010 | onza blog --- # Dynamic Future–Vote for: Management Reporter Should Allow Each Column to Have its Own Current Rate - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-for-management-reporter-should-allow-each-column-to-have-its-own-current-rate/ - Date: 2012-05-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article The response has been overwhelmingly positive to my new feature highlighting [MS Connect](http://connect.microsoft.com/directory/?keywords=dynamics) features for you to vote on. In addition to many comments, Jan Harrigan of FRx Buzz reminded us of [How to Give Feedback to Microsoft about Management Reporter](http://www.frxbuzz.com/give-feedback-microsoft-about-management-reporter/) We were on the same wavelength because this week I had planned to highlight item: [672477 MR Should Allow Each Column to Have its Own Current Rate](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F672477%252Fmr-should-allow-each-column-to-have-its-own-current-rate&wct=2016-04-19T01%3A14%3A38Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F). From the very detailed description: *Currently MR does not support creation of comparative balance sheet reports – either monthly or year over year. The reason is that it always uses the report date to get the spot rate and does all translations based on that single rate. This is incorrect, as companies will never be able to keep periods or years constant on a balance sheet report.* *Ideally, MR should let the user select which date to use for currency translation. For companies that choose to translate using the spot rate (rate effective on the report date), a relevant setting may be enabled.* *For others, the option to allow each column to get the month-end rate i.e. the rate effective at the last day of the period should be enabled. Typically, all balance sheet periods are translated at the month-end rate. For companies showing multiple balance sheets (monthly or year over year), MR should pull the rate that was effective at the last date of the month. This should be based on the period specified in the MR Report column layout. For instance, if it is a monthly balance sheet report for last 6 months, the column layout will have 6 YTD columns for each month. MR should then show the translated amounts for each period based on the month-end rate for each individual period.* —————————- In my experience this is a huge reason why people are choosing to stay with FRx for now. As you can see, it already has a pile of votes and the natives are getting restless. The comments in support of this feature are getting snarky as evidenced by the suggested workaround “use FRx”. If you want better Multicurrency reporting in Management Reporter you have to vote. This feature did not make it into MR 2012 so if you want it before support for FRx ends, click the link to vote for it. [Note: a few people last week mentioned that they had trouble connecting to vote. You will need a Windows Live ID. In each case re-clicking the link solved the problem.] --- # Join us tomorrow for the CFO Special Interest Group - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/join-us-tomorrow-for-the-cfo-special-interest-group/ - Date: 2012-05-08 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article Join us tomorrow for the GPUG CFO Special Interest Group. We’ll be looking at and talking about Analysis Cubes for Excel. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Modifier - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-modifier/ - Date: 2012-05-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Development & Integration - Type: original article Paraphrasing a well know commercial “Fixed Assets are messy, clean ‘em up” Over time fixed asset numbering can get kind of messy, especially if you’re trying to keep some kind of logic to it. May you want your FA numbers to all be 5 digits and someone keys the asset with 4 digits. Well the Fixed Asset Modifier, part of the now free Professional Service Tools, will let you rename an asset with minimal fuss. It’s about a straightforward as you can get, enter or lookup the old number, key in the new number. The system retains the suffix which could be a challenge if you’re trying to cluster multiple assets based on an asset ID but it’s better than nothing. --- # Using Checkbook Balance Inquiry | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-checkbook-balance-inquiry-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-05-07 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Danny Rose digs into Using Checkbook Balance Inquiry --- # iSolutions’ Blog ~ an Indiana-based Microsoft Dynamics Great Plains & CRM Consultant – MR 2012 Upgrade Error - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-an-indiana-based-microsoft-dynamics-great-plains-crm-consultant-mr-2012-upgrade-error/ - Date: 2012-05-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article iSolutions tackles a MR 2012 Upgrade Error --- # Updated Microsoft Dynamics GP Statement of Direction – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updated-microsoft-dynamics-gp-statement-of-direction-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-05-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft has an Updated Microsoft Dynamics GP Statement of Direction available. No major changes here, primarily updating the name of the next version to GP 2013. The screen shots from 2013 are pretty interesting but alas there is no mention of renaming version 14 to “Code Name Polino”. --- # An Inside Look with Theresa Nistler – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-with-theresa-nistler-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-05-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The newest Inside Look video is here with An Inside Look with Theresa Nistler. I was having some trouble with the top link but the second link was working. --- # Sivakumar Moving into Microsoft | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sivakumar-moving-into-microsoft-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2012-05-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We’re losing a Dynamics GP MVP as Sivakumar announces that he’s Moving into Microsoft. Congratulations on getting hired. You can’t be and employee and an MVP so we wish Sivakumar all the best and ask that he remember us GP users as the borg assimilates him. --- # A Get/Change Operation on Table ‘gpAppEnabled’ Cannot Find the Table | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-getchange-operation-on-table-gpappenabled-cannot-find-the-table-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-05-02 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Randall Mayer solves A Get/Change Operation on Table ‘gpAppEnabled’ Cannot Find the Table error related to the Professional Service Tools Library. --- # Making the Most of Word In GP 2010 by Using The Word Template Generator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/making-the-most-of-word-in-gp-2010-by-using-the-word-template-generator/ - Date: 2012-05-02 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Etelligent Solutions recommends Making the Most of Word In GP 2010 by Using The Word Template Generator --- # Dynamic Future–Vote – Unit Account should have the option to clear at year end - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-future-vote-unit-account-should-have-the-option-to-clear-at-year-end/ - Date: 2012-05-01 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article I’m starting a new feature here at [DynamicAccounting.net](/). Every Tuesday I will link to a worthy suggested feature in Microsoft Connect. Connect is used by the GP team to decide what to put in future releases and users have the opportunity to add suggestions and vote on existing items. Both users and the GP team have their complaints and I’m hoping this will help. Specifically: - The GP team says too few people vote on feature suggestions - Users say that it’s hard to find the existing suggestion for their need so they just create a new one. This leads to orphaned requests. - Users say that they don’t have time to go through suggestions and find items to vote on. They are too busy working. To address this, I’m highlighting one feature per week. If you don’t think that a particular feature is important, don’t vote on it. If you want the highlighted feature in a future release, vote early and vote often.Well, you can only vote once because you need a Windows Live id to vote but you can enlist your co-workers. You can actually vote an item up or down so if you think something is a bad idea or a poor use of the development team’s resources, you can share that too. This similar to “Like” and “Unlike”. Something Facebook doesn’t give you but the GP team does. I’m hoping that by increasing visibility and making it easy to vote that we’ll get greater participation. If you don’t vote, the GP team might end up using my suggestions instead of yours. --- Our first suggestion is item **495924** and the recommendation is **[“I would like the ability to reset the balances on unit accounts at the end of every financial year via year-end close.”](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F495924%252Fgp-unit-accounts-option-for-year-end-close&wct=2016-04-19T00%3A14%3A15Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F)** I agree. A lot of people would like the option to have certain unit account balances clear at year end, in short, they should behave like financial accounts with a checkbox to determine if they clear at year end or not. **Vote Here:** [**https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/495924/gp-unit-accounts-option-for-year-end-close**](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F495924%252Fgp-unit-accounts-option-for-year-end-close&wct=2016-04-19T00%3A14%3A15Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F "https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions/feedback/details/495924/gp-unit-accounts-option-for-year-end-close") --- # Information about tax calculations in Project Accounting in Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/information-about-tax-calculations-in-project-accounting-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-05-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article From the Knowledge Base comes a great download with Information about tax calculations in Project Accounting in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Using Document Date Verify in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-document-date-verify-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-05-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Onza solutions looks at Using Document Date Verify in GP 2010 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Minimizing the use of ‘sa’ in Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-minimizing-the-use-of-sa-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Jeff Soelberg does a great job explaining Minimizing the use of ‘sa’ in Microsoft Dynamics GP I’m going to save myself some work and just point you to his document. --- # Microsoft Dynamics® GP Notes and Attachments | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-notes-and-attachments-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-04-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My colleague Kalyn Kelly has a great new webinar up on DynamicsCare with a look at Microsoft Dynamics® GP Notes and Attachments. Check it out. You might learn something. --- # CPM, Financial Statement Analysis and the Grumpy Old Accountants - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cpm-financial-statement-analysis-and-the-grumpy-old-accountants/ - Date: 2012-04-30 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Accounting & Career - Type: original article At Decisions 2012 (free registration) I’m presenting an introduction to Corporate Performance Management (CPM). We will look at what CPM is, what it isn’t and see some representative software options for the mid-market. CPM can help you better manage your planning, budgeting, reporting and forecasting process. In the end, one output of CPM is a set of financial statements. But what do those financial statements REALLY say about your company? If you’re intrigued by financial statement analysis, or simply want to know if you’re ailing company is going to survive the next two quarters, I’ve become a fan of Grumpy Old Accountants and recommend that you check them out as well. Their analysis of Groupon in particular was a fun read, especially when contrasted with Facebook. We make choices about how we treat and present financial information. Our choices say a lot about our organizations. --- # Friday Fun: Project Plan - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-project-plan/ - Date: 2012-04-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I think I was on this project. --- # Get Ready! – Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Partner Launch Portal – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-ready-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-partner-launch-portal-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft and Partners are getting ready for GP 2013 with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Partner Launch Portal --- # Fulfillment Options for Sales Order Processing in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fulfillment-options-for-sales-order-processing-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions continues his look at Sales Order Processing with info on Fulfillment Options for Sales Order Processing in Dynamics GP. Update: Link Fixed --- # Tracking Purchases on Company Credit Cards in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tracking-purchases-on-company-credit-cards-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong demonstrates Tracking Purchases on Company Credit Cards in GP 2010 --- # Project Accounting Alternate PO with Word Templates – Video – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-accounting-alternate-po-with-word-templates-video-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Excel & Office - Type: original article Dave Dusek has a new video showing off Project Accounting Alternate PO with Word Templates --- # The Cloud Isn’t the Answer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-cloud-isnt-the-answer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Errol Shoenfish emerges as the voice of reason in his post The Cloud Isn’t the Answer The answer is always “it depends”. Each business  is unique. Each solutions should be as well. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Extender and Report Writer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-extender-and-report-writer/ - Date: 2012-04-23 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Type: original article A client was recently using [KB 935385](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/935385) and [KB 898983](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/898983)  to attached an Extender field to Report Writer. The KB’s are fine but the examples are unclear in a few places so I thought I would provide some screenshots for clarity. In this case the user was  trying to add a short note field from the customer address to a SOP order. The key in this case was Customer Number and Address Code ID, so those items needed to be concatenated into a single key to link back to the Extender field. The basic steps are: 1. Create and test the Extender field. 2. Create a calculated to combine the Extender key fields into a key. 3. Create a second calculated field to pass the key and return the extender data. 4. Add the second calculated field to the SOP order. This is what steps 2 and 3 look like so you can see an example: Calculated Field 1: Build the Key Left Side Right Side Calculated Field 2: Use the Key to return data. Keep in mind that if you put the calculated field in a hidden area of a SOP document, this field will be hidden too. So if you put this in the comments area but there aren’t any comments, this won’t show. If there is a comment, it will show. --- # Quit Doing Things the Hard Way with Dynamics GP !#$@!#@!! – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior – - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/quit-doing-things-the-hard-way-with-dynamics-gp-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior/ - Date: 2012-04-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Quit Doing Things the Hard Way with Dynamics GP !#$@!#@!! My new Dynamics Community column is up. I think the title is self explanatory. --- # New Data Migrations supported in Rapid Migration Tool for Dynamics GP 2010 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-data-migrations-supported-in-rapid-migration-tool-for-dynamics-gp-2010-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Jay Manley announces that there are New Data Migrations supported in Rapid Migration Tool for Dynamics GP 2010 --- # Convergence 2012 Demo: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Business Analyzer on tablet device – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-demo-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-business-analyzer-on-tablet-device-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Errol takes one for the team to show off the Convergence 2012 Demo: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Business Analyzer on tablet device. I’m not sure why it’s a download rather than a stream but it is. --- # You are a Writer–So Start Acting Like One - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-are-a-writer-so-start-acting-like-one/ - Date: 2012-04-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I write..a lot more than even I realize. I have regular monthly columns at MSDynamicsWorld.com and the Dynamics Community site. I have [book](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) that was a best seller for the publisher and a [spin off](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849683808/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=1849683808). I’ve written six well received short stories with another one due soon. I’ve written more [original blog posts](/) than I can count…but I don’t think of myself as a writer. I’m a CPA. I’m a consultant. Now [Jeff Goins](http://goinswriter.com/) has made me realize that I’m a writer. I’m not a writer because I’ve done all of those things. I’m a writer, because I write. Jeff was kind enough to give me an advance copy of his new book ***[You Are A Writer (So Start Acting Like One).](http://goinswriter.com/ebook/)***  I’ve mentioned before that Jeff’s previous book, ***[The Writer’s Manifesto](http://goinswriter.com/)**,* is one book that I never archive from my Kindle. I think that ***You Are A Writer*** is the same type of book. ***You Are A Writer*** is a short, easy read. It mixes kick in the pants inspiration with practical tips for getting writing done and getting your writing read. I ripped through it an evening and got up from the couch with a desire to go write something. Even for people who don’t think of themselves as writers, much of this book applies to other creative endeavors. But, many people write more than they think. For example, a colleague was writing documentation for a project. When she got done, the documentation was 250 pages long. That’s the length of a book, but she doesn’t think of herself as a writer. Whether you think of yourself as a writer or not, pick up a copy of ***[You Are A Writer](http://goinswriter.com/ebook/)***, you may be surprised. --- # Weekly Review: Control Account Management for Receivables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-control-account-management-for-receivables/ - Date: 2012-04-19 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article One of my favorite unknown features for Dynamics GP is [Control Account Management for Purchasing](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/03/weekly-dynamic-control-account.html). This allows companies to process AP centrally and then roll down the AP balance at month end to the appropriate departments. A reversing entry then puts everything back into AP. This is a great feature for companies who want a complete balance sheet for their departments but prefer the efficiency of centralized AP. What about AR? After all, AP is only part of the equation. Well, Dynamics GP 2010 adds this feature for AR as well. With the addition of AR, the feature moves out of Purchasing and into the Financial Area Page. Setup is still under Setup and users select Payables or Receivables when setting up the appropriate roll out accounts. Processing the split at month end has moved from Routines to Transactions on the Financial Area Page. I’m thrilled to see this addition. This has always been a surprisingly complete feature. Now, if it only supported intercompany…hint, hint. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [5/24/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/05/weekly-dynamic-control-account.html) --- # An Inside Look with Kevin Racer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-with-kevin-racer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home/ - Date: 2012-04-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article Microsoft has a new An Inside Look with Kevin Racer who talks about his work on Dynamics GP 2013. --- # Outlook 2010–Schedule an Email or “Delay Delivery” for emails in Dynamics GP. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/outlook-2010-schedule-an-email-or-delay-delivery-for-emails-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-18 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Judy from Etelligent Solutions looks at how Schedule an Email or “Delay Delivery” for emails with Outlook 2010 and  Dynamics GP --- # Receivables Transaction Unapply in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-transaction-unapply-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Onza Solutions shows off Receivables Transaction Unapply in GP 2010 --- # Word Templates not printing to the screen on a Citrix Environment – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/word-templates-not-printing-to-the-screen-on-a-citrix-environment-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-18 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Patrick Roth offers some help with Word Templates not printing to the screen on a Citrix Environment --- # Weekly Dynamic: Drill Down in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-drill-down-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A couple of different question have come up around drilling back in data in Dynamics GP from Microsoft Excel. This came with around exports to Excel from Management Reporter in our CFO special interest group, for example. Dynamics GP provides an option to drill back into the application via a special hyperlink. So you can drill back into Dynamics GP data from Microsoft Excel, SQL Server Reporting Services, a web page, SharePoint, etc. - You do NOT have to own Drill Down Builder to make this work. More about that in a minute. - You DO have to have Dynamics GP open and the logged in user has to have access to the window you are drilling back to. This second point means that there aren’t any licensing issues around this because you are using a license when you open Dynamics GP. The basic format looks like this: dgpp://DynamicsGPDrillBack/?DatabaseInstance=SQL\_Instance&ServerName=Server\_ name&CompanyID=Database\_Name&ProductID=3830&ActionType=OPEN&FunctionName=Drill\_Down\_ID&Param\_Name=Value Here is a quick example: I want to open the item inquiry window from an Excel file. I have an Excel file with item number ACCS-HDS-1EAR in cell A2. I add a formula in cell C2 to do the lookup. It looks like this: Clicking the link in cell B2 opens the Item Inquiry window for this item and warehouse. For example, if accounts and balances were exported to Excel from Management Reporter, a user could grab a copy of a URL that was prebuilt and copy into the Excel sheet. This would provide a live link to recipients to allow them to drill back into GP. The only documentation I’ve found around this is Appendix A of the Smart List Builder User Guide. It’s literally one page long.Based on piecing things together there are number of pre-built drill drowns. If you want to create drills downs to other forms, you need Drill Down Builder. Jared Hall was kind enough to point out that the views created when installing Smart List Builder (whether you have a license or not) include the hyperlink as a field. This provides a great shortcut. We still need more information around: - Action Type - Function Name - Parameter Name I’ve asked and no one seems to have any additional documentation so if you know of anything please speak up.I checked [Accolade’s Builder book](http://www.amazon.com/Customizing-GP-Builders-MS-Dynamics/dp/193147902X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1334257653&sr=1-1) and the contents don’t show Drill Down builder. So I’m looking to build some resources around the dgpp:// hyperlink. If you play with this and have some insights please drop me a note. --- # “Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint” while upgrading to GP 2010 | Dynamics University - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/violation-of-primary-key-constraint-while-upgrading-to-gp-2010-dynamics-university/ - Date: 2012-04-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Joe Tews looks at a “Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint” while upgrading to GP 2010 --- # NEW Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Features – What is Supported with Microsoft Dynamics GP? – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-microsoft-sql-server-2012-features-what-is-supported-with-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-16 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kelly Youells covers NEW Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Features – What is Supported with Microsoft Dynamics GP? --- # Convergence Kinect Demonstrations – Business Analyzer and Pick, Pack, Ship Scenario – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-kinect-demonstrations-business-analyzer-and-pick-pack-ship-scenario-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Kinect demos were such a hit that Microsoft re-filmed them to make them easier to see. Check it out at Convergence Kinect Demonstrations – Business Analyzer and Pick, Pack, Ship Scenario --- # Weekly Review: Identifying Intercompany Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-identifying-intercompany-transactions/ - Date: 2012-04-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article In Dynamics GP Inquiries and Reports, an asterisk (\*) on the end of a transaction number indicates a voided transaction. Most folks figure that out pretty fast. Less commonly known is that a pound sign (#) at the end of a transaction number indicates that this is an intercompany transaction using the standard intercompany functionality in Dynamics GP.   Originally Posted by Mark Polino at 5/10/2010 09:00:00 AM --- # FREE TOOLS in Professional Services Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/free-tools-in-professional-services-tools-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article We’ve all heard that Professional Service Tools are going free, here are the details from Microsoft. FREE TOOLS in Professional Services Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # An Inside Look Featuring Paul Lindgren – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-inside-look-featuring-paul-lindgren-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The GP teams has a great new video with an Inside Look Featuring Paul Lindgren --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP 2010 Web Services Installation – The Security ID structure is invalid. (Exception from HRESULT:0x80070539) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-2010-web-services-installation-the-security-id-structure-is-invalid-exception-from-hresult0x80070539/ - Date: 2012-04-11 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud tackles an error with Dynamics GP 2010 Web Services Installation – The Security ID structure is invalid. (Exception from HRESULT:0x80070539) --- # A Couple of Recent Backup Stories - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-couple-of-recent-backup-stories/ - Date: 2012-04-11 - Topics: SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article In our Worst Mistakes You Make With Dynamics GP presentation for [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) John Lowther and I harped on backups. Two articles out today show why. [Jack Boyer describes recent backup lapses with Dynamics SL and GP](http://www.boyerassoc.com/dynamics-erp-and-sql-server-maintenance/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A%20BoyersErpBlog%20%28Boyer%27s%20ERP%20Blog%29&utm_content=Google%20Reader) Doug Pitcher offers a cloud based example on the importance of backups I do want to point out one thing. “The Cloud” generically is not a panacea for backups. For example, NetSuite is a cloud based competitor. Despite what folks say in their marketing, companies don’t really lie to the SEC. From [NetSuite’s March 2010 10K filing:](http://www.getfilings.com/sec-filings/100315/NETSUITE-INC_10-K/) “We currently operate and maintain an offsite facility for customers who specifically pay for accelerated disaster recovery services. For customers who do not pay for such services, although we maintain tape backups of their data, we do not operate or maintain a separate disaster recovery facility, which may increase delays in the restoration of our service for those customers.” Tape backups are notoriously unreliable and the accounting literature is full of accountants responsibility for managing risk. Performing backups may be IT’s responsibility but the financial statements belong to us. Ensuring that the data is available is part of our job as well. --- # Business Portal 5.1 SP3 has released! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-portal-5-1-sp3-has-released-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From the GP team comes news that Business Portal 5.1 SP3 has released. This release add SQL Server 2012 compatibility to Business Portal for GP 2010. --- # GPUG: 50 Tips for Closing the Month Faster with Dynamics GP (April 10 2012) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-50-tips-for-closing-the-month-faster-with-dynamics-gp-april-10-2012/ - Date: 2012-04-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Please join me today at 1pm ET for a lunch and learn encore presentation of 50 Tips for Closing the Month Faster with Dynamics GP This was a big hit at DayONE of Convergence and I’m looking forward to presenting it again.This is an open event. All members are welcome. --- # Allocation Options for Sales Order Processing in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/allocation-options-for-sales-order-processing-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Etelligent Solutions looks at Allocation Options for Sales Order Processing in Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Dynamic: Break Down Allocation Account - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-break-down-allocation-account/ - Date: 2012-04-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article When we’re working with allocation accounts users often want to the results of the allocation before posting and on posting reports. This is easy to do. Simply check the “Break Down Allocation” box on the Batch window. --- # Weekly Review: More Custom Links - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-more-custom-links/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We’ve looked at Custom Links before but it’s time to a few more tips. The field on the Custom Link window is name Internet Address but in reality this doesn’t have to be a website. It can be a link to a local file, an application, an email address (using mailto://), etc. For example this could be used to launch a banking application from a link to a checkbook. In the example below, the custom link will launch a remote desktop session. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at 4/19/2010 09:00:00 AM --- # I need some presentation help - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-need-some-presentation-help/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I  need some presentation ideas so I’m asking for your help. The problem is with the 50 Tips in 50 Minutes presentation. The presentation is so fast that I always provide follow up links in the presentation so that folks can tackle tips on their own back at the office. But… - For events like Convergence, I have to provide the presentation beforehand. It has to be the actual presentation I’m going to deliver and this is what goes out to attendees. - I’ve tried embedding the details as hidden slide but in some cases the process of making the presentation available to users destroys hidden slides. - Currently I add a duplicate of the presentation at the end with the detailed slides. At least once every cycle someone tells me they can’t find the details. So I’m looking for options. I suppose that I could swap and put the detail slides at the beginning and start the actual presentation in the middle but that’s just one idea. If you have more ideas I’d love to hear them. --- # GPUG Magazine – Spring 2012 Digital Edition Available – GPUG Events & News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-magazine-spring-2012-digital-edition-available-gpug-events-news/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GPUG Magazine – Spring 2012 Digital Edition is now Available --- # Watch your users names when using Analytical Accounting | Dynamics GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/watch-your-users-names-when-using-analytical-accounting-dynamics-gp-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Blog explains why you want to Watch your users names when using Analytical Accounting --- # Integration Manager Freezes after Integration is Complete | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/integration-manager-freezes-after-integration-is-complete-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article The DynamicsCare support desk is seeing a recent spike in problems where Integration Manager Freezes after Integration is Complete. They’ve traced it back to a problem with the Connect feature on the Dynamics GP home page. Details and a link back to the appropriate MS KB are included in the post. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2012 Hosted by GPPC – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-technical-airlift-2012-hosted-by-gppc-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article GP Partner Connections is hosting the upcoming Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Airlift 2012 for partners (VARs & ISVs) to learn more about Dynamics GP 2013 and improve their product skills at the same time. I hear that Fargo is lovely in September and I know that space is limited so sign up soon. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Hyper-V Demo Toolkit – V2 !!! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-r2-hyper-v-demo-toolkit-v2-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article For partners the new Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Hyper-V Demo Toolkit – V2 is now available. Grab details from Jay Manley via the link. --- # The payroll 941 form for 2012 has released! – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-payroll-941-form-for-2012-has-released-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-04 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog comes news that The payroll 941 form for 2012 has released! --- # The Road to Dynamics GP 2013 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-road-to-dynamics-gp-2013-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-04-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article If you missed The Road to Dynamics GP 2013 at Convergence or you didn’t make it to Convergence this year, The Road to Dynamics GP 2013 session is one of the free sessions available to everyone on Virtual Convergence. Be sure to check it out to see what’s coming. --- # Posting Setup Options in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/posting-setup-options-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-04-03 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong tackles Posting Setup Options in GP 2010 --- # Weekly Dynamic: Revenue and Expense Deferrals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-revenue-and-expense-deferrals/ - Date: 2012-04-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I am still getting calls and emails on Revenue and Expense Deferrals in Dynamics GP more than a two weeks after I showed this in couple of presentations at Convergence 2012. Maybe deferring insurance expense was really clear example for people to follow. Anyway, I thought I would put more information up here. - Revenue/Expense Deferrals allows you to defer revenue and expenses into the future. It’s sometimes abbreviated as RED by consultants. - This module is included with Business Ready Licensing Advanced Management and it’s available for purchase for those still on module based licensing. It is not expensive for the pain it saves. - The module is a separate checkbox on the install so companies may own it but not have it installed. - Deferrals can automatically post into the future into closed periods. - Deferral profiles can be used to simplify and provide consistency to the deferral process. - The original transaction can be distributed to a prepaid account or to an expense account. Revenue/Expense deferrals can be configured either way. - You defer a DISTRIBUTION LINE amount. You can defer different lines differently. You can also choose to not defer the entire amount. - DO NOT DEFER THE AP or AR line. You won’t be happy. - There are some small setup steps in Tools-Setup-Financial-Deferral & Deferral Profile. I have a previous tip with [revenue/expense deferral specifics](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/09/weekly-dynamic-defer-accounts-payable.html) from September 2010. There is a [video up on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBoiuyHApxA&feature=youtu.be). Also [Microsoft has a nice, if somewhat older FAQ](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/926648). Frank Hamelly and I covered this as one of the most underused modules in GP last year but no one seemed to notice. It’s nice to see that it’s finally catching on. --- # April 2012 GPUG Webinars & Events Calendar – GPUG Events & News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/april-2012-gpug-webinars-events-calendar-gpug-events-news/ - Date: 2012-04-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Checkout the April 2012 GPUG Webinars & Events Calendar as a follow up to a great Convergence. --- # Weekly Review: Budget Modifications - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-budget-modifications/ - Date: 2012-03-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This was a guest post by fellow GPer and long time friend of Dynamic Accounting.net, Zubin Gidwani. When you open the budget maintenance window, you have the ability to modify one account at a time, however the method button brings up the ability to do a mass modify on all accounts in the budget. If you hit Calculate and do not understand the implication, you may corrupt your entire budget.  Not so bad with an increase or decrease, that you can reverse, but pray you didn’t use Set Amount, or start looking for your backups. FYI Budget ID table is GL00200, Budget Details table is GL00201 for fast dumps of your data. The Safe way to modify a single account using the calculation method is on the Single Account Budget Maintenance screen, which can be found linked to the account maintenance screen. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at 4/12/2010 09:00:00 AM --- # Vote for the Most Influential In Microsoft Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-for-the-most-influential-in-microsoft-dynamics/ - Date: 2012-03-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s time to vote for 2012 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics. Yes I’m asking for your vote. I’m Mark Polino and my name is at the bottom of the page. --- # Management Reporter, FRx and Forecaster User Forum Coming – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-frx-and-forecaster-user-forum-coming-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-03-29 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article There is a new Management Reporter, FRx and Forecaster User Forum Coming. I’ve  heard a lot of complaints from advanced users about a lack of resources for MR so this may help. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Compatibility | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-microsoft-sql-server-2012-compatibility-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-03-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Type: original article DynamicsCare has the scoop on Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Compatibility You know that you were holding your breath for this news! --- # Convergence 2012 Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-update/ - Date: 2012-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Tim Cruickshank show off some things he learned at #Conv12 in his Convergence 2012 Update. Some of these look familiar. Like they were covered in my 50 Tips or Closing the month faster sessions. You can check those out on the right sidebar of DynamicAccounting.net --- # Convergence 2012 Recap – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-recap-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam Misialek has a Convergence 2012 Recap with info on some of the highly rated #Conv12 sessions including those from the Mariano/David combination, my sessions, 50 Tips around Payroll and HR and more. If you attended Convergence please checkout Virtual Convergence to review sessions you liked and catch sessions you missed. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Database SDK | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-r2-database-sdk-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2012-03-28 - Topics: SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Sivakumar couldn’t make it to Convergence this year so he stayed home and pouted…or rather built a very cool Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Database SDK documenting GP objects in an easy to use manner. --- # Dynamics Central - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-central/ - Date: 2012-03-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Pack Publishing has created a new Dynamics community site around Dynamics Central. The site includes new interviews with MVP’s like me, Victoria Yudin, David Duncan and more. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Behind the Scenes at Convergence 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-behind-the-scenes-at-convergence-2012/ - Date: 2012-03-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Everyone likes a peek behind the curtain now. Since many of you are now drowning in tips from Convergence 2012, I thought that I would do a behind the scenes post for this weeks Weekly Dynamic. I got to participate in the GP General Session this year. It was a ton of prep and practice work for several weeks leading up to Convergence. We practiced via Lync with video chat and we practiced in person. Everyone at Microsoft was very supportive, even as we made changes right up until the end trying to deliver the best session possible. Backstage was a like a high tech Broadway production. Is there a backup tablet? Is there a backup phone?  Do you know what to do if “X” breaks? Lots of tech people in black. A few nervous people rehearsing before they go on stage and trying to stay out of the way of the tech folks.  Oh, and no diva’s, just professionals. Pam gives a great pep talk. After that it was bright lights, a blur, an adrenaline rush that it’s over, then relief that you didn’t fall off the stage. This is quickly followed by a visit to Twitter  to see how you did. That’s when I realized that I said “Sexy” on stage  in the context of accounting software. Fortunately a nice chunk of the audience loved the fact that ERP can by sexy. **Backstage at the #Conv12 general session** For the concurrent sessions it’s a culmination of weeks of presentation building and practicing. We have to have draft presentations in three weeks early for review, so you can’t wing it. I do a lot of practicing standing up presenting to a wall to make sure that all the examples work and that I can get from one topic to the next smoothly. I saw someone at another conference once take an hour and a half with a  break for lunch in between to present 50 tips in 50 minutes. That won’t be me. I tend to push the envelope every year with things like high energy intro music for my sessions. This year Pam was willing to look the other way as I brought in a T-Shirt sling shot and launched items into the crowd. I was pretty careful and everyone seemed to have fun. I wasn’t sure how to get a T-Shirt cannon past airport screening but the slingshot didn’t get a second look. It works at basketball games, why not Convergence? Finally, as speakers, we have a few kinds of feedback as to how we did. There is the purely anecdotal feedback where someone stops you in the Expo, the hallway, the airport or even your home airport and tells you that they enjoyed your sessions. Then there is online feedback from places like Twitter which is a little more quantitative because you can count the Tweets from a session and they can be both positive and negative. No one ever stops me and tells me that they hate my session. Lastly there are the evaluations that users fill out. For a large session of say 300 people we can see between a 100 and 150 attendees rate the session. I read every comment to try to make the next session  better. Thanks to you I’ve added version numbers to the tips and tuned the way that the follow up documentation is setup. Many of you are complimentary. Some folks offer great suggestions for improvement. A small group seems determined to not say something nice and some of you make me laugh. All of the tips are anonymous so we have no idea who said what unless you stick your name in the comments. I’m taking a risk being transparent with some examples so that you’ll understand what I mean. Not all of these comments came from my sessions or from this year so here goes.     • By now a chunk of people are used to my very fast 50 tips presentations. People still say “present slower”. If I do that then I hear back “presenter went too long”.     • In my first 50 Tips session this year someone commented that I wasn’t spending enough time with the tips on the screen for them to get the tip number. That was fantastic feedback. I was able to adjust in the repeat session.     • I saw one eval where the attendee didn’t mark any ratings and then commented “I did not attend this session”. Clearly I have no idea what to do with that.     • I have also had people comment “You should do fewer tips”. With all do respect, that’s not gonna happen. Perhaps you should pick a different session. I mean that in the nicest way. The label is very clear and the math is easy. 1 tip per minute = 50 minutes. 5 minutes to get going and 5 minutes to get out = 60 minute session. This year, these comments from my sessions made me laugh:     • “Picked up a ton of helpful tips. The only thing wrong was it was incredibly cold in the theater and the guy running the sound board kept falling asleep. He almost fell out of his chair 3 times.”     • “always a favorite. Where did get the slingshot?” [Amazon.com. Price $13. Laughter when I brought it out…Priceless]     • “This session alone makes the fee worthwhile. And no I didn’t just say that because those are the exact words Mark opened with. ;-)”     Mariano Gomez and I talked about this at Convergence this year. None of us tune our presentations to get good ratings. Frankly, when 100 people are giving either of us a 3.9/4.0 (97.5%) rating I’m not sure how make it better. There is a point at which you can’t get 100 people to agree on anything and  I’m thrilled with being in the high 90’s. We simply want to deliver a presentation that is interesting and valuable. Between the Mariano/David combination and my efforts we own 5 out of the top 10 sessions this year so clearly something is working. I want to end with a huge a thank you to everyone who attended one of my sessions. By simply being there you make me forget the long nights of building presentations and the stupid feeling I get when practicing to the wall. Your comments, tweets and evaluations are just the icing on the cake. If you didn’t make this year, please join us in 2013 in New Orleans. I’m not sure how to top the slingshot next year. I’m not sure that I’m going to try. Maybe I’ll do something like this: [![](http://lh4.ggpht.com/-3wzwNgJsGQc/T23-W6yH4XI/AAAAAAAABWg/B7jaT2Oc7R4/video0e3d86191078%25255B7%25255D.jpg?imgmax=800)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlSxmiCyhCI) “;” alt=””> --- # The benefits of using Classes in DYN GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-benefits-of-using-classes-in-dyn-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-26 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong covers The benefits of using Classes in DYN GP 2010 --- # Streamlined Inventory Processing within Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-inventory-processing-within-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-03-26 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent has thoughts on Streamlined Inventory Processing within Dynamics GP --- # Top SmartList Builder Question at Convergence – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-smartlist-builder-question-at-convergence-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Checkout Multi-Company SmartLists at Top SmartList Builder Question at Convergence --- # Word Templates – When emailing documents as PDF, a save as window opens and email fails – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/word-templates-when-emailing-documents-as-pdf-a-save-as-window-opens-and-email-fails-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-26 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dave Dusek tracks down a problem with Word Templates – When emailing documents as PDF, a save as window opens and email fails --- # Convergence 2012 Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-wrap-up/ - Date: 2012-03-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Convergence 2012 is over and its now been immortalized in tweets as  #CONV12. I had a great Convergence and I heard similar comments from others. The one large room for the Expo, support, Hands on Labs, store, etc. was a big hit.  I heard some complaints about the food but frankly I had a day with no breakfast and mints for lunch so I really can’t judge. The level of social media activity was crazy with lots of tweets flying everywhere. Kudos to the GP team for pushing Twitter during the event. The level was so high that competitors were tagging tweets with #CONV12 and trying to sneak into the party. Jon Rivers tweeted so much that he exceeded his Twitter quota and got shut down temporarily. Microsoft let me play around in the GP General session and the reviews were generally very good. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to show off some upcoming GP features and I heard lots of good comments from users. I think the web client can be a game changer but the improvements in areas like Fixed Assets and pre-payments shows users that it’s not always about new and shiny. Oh, and I got to hold a Windows 8 Tablet. Are you jealous yet? Thank you Pam and Errol for letting me participate. ***Backstage at #Conv12*** Right now it’s an evaluation duel between my sessions and Mariano/David’s sessions for presentation supremacy. Ultimately, Convergence attendees came out the winners. It looks like half of the top 10 rated sessions will be one of ours. I had people say that seeing SmartList Export Solutions and Revenue/Expense deferrals were worth the cost of the conference.  It’s funny that both of these are very mature tools and easy to use/implement. I have a big thank you to the person who noted in their evaluation that I wasn’t showing the tip numbers long enough in the first 50 tips session. I adjusted in the repeat. In my Excel session, we built a dashboard in about 20 minutes and I had people telling me later that they couldn’t wait to go back to work and build a dashboard. Yeah, it sounded odd in real life too.  This was an update of a successful session from last year that I reworked based on attendee comments. I think it worked better this time and I’m hoping we will see more people deploying refreshable Excel Reports because of it. On the fun side, the T-Shirt sling shot was popular and  [Skillet](http://www.bing.com/search?q=Skillet&artistID=32F90200-0600-11DB-89CA-0019B92A3933) found a few new fans (Panheads) after I played Awake and Alive prior to a session. Speaking of rock stars, the level of “Rock Star” stuff was off the charts with tons of great comments, a really successful book signing and an “Everyone ‘hearts’ Mark Polino” shirt created by the folks behind The Closer.  Don’t worry, I didn’t get a bowl of M & M’s with all the brown ones removed, there aren’t any credits on my slides with titles like “assistant to Mr. Polino” and yes, my wife still makes me clean up after the dogs.  I have to say, It was fun to get stopped in the Orlando airport and have people tell me that they enjoyed the sessions. ***The Must-Have shirt of #Conv12*** If you missed any  sessions, you can review many (most?) of them on Virtual Convergence. It’s really slick this year.  Links to my sessions are available on the right side of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) or Virtual Convergence. Finally to everyone who attended one of my session, I’m grateful that you came. Thank you for giving me an hour of your time and thank you for being a great audience. --- # Monday At Convergence 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/monday-at-convergence-2012/ - Date: 2012-03-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2013 - Type: original article We had a great Monday at Convergence 2012. I had the privilege to be a part of the GP General Session and we got lots of positive feedback on the demos via Twitter. If you missed it we showed off Business Analyzer on a Windows Phone and Windows 8 Tables PC along with the GP 2013 web client and some great CRM/Business Analyzer analytics that are available today. I’ll post a link to the video if it goes up. Microsoft announced that the next version of GP will be Dynamics GP 2013 due in calendar Q4 of 2012. This is not just a web client release, there are more than 150 new features including mass depreciation undo. [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) gave away a pile of Microsoft Dynamics GP Cookbooks and I happily signed them all. At one point the line for the books was longer than the line for the bar. We’re calling that a Convergence record. I also got lots of great feedback on 50 Ways to Close the Month Faster and the Worst Mistakes presentations from DayOne While I had nothing to do with this interesting trend, I’m fully in favor of it going viral: You can throw a rock around here without hitting an MVP so it’s been a lot of fun. Today is full of sessions. If you’re attending come up and say hi! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Negative Debit (or Credit) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-negative-debit-or-credit/ - Date: 2012-03-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When entering account transaction data in Dynamics GP, the system tries to be helpful and puts the cursor in the debit or credit column based on the debit/credit setting in account setup. This is great until you want to debit an account with a default credit balance and vice versa. You can obviously tab or shift-tab to get to the right field or you can move to the appropriate field with your mouse. Or… **You can stay where you are and enter the item as a negative**. If you enter a negative debit Dynamics GP automatically enters it as a credit. Negative credits become debits. Every so often this saves my sanity. --- # Are you David Musgrave? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/are-you-david-musgrave/ - Date: 2012-03-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Funny already from Convergence. Are you David Musgrave? --- # Convergence 2012 Sunday - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-sunday/ - Date: 2012-03-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article #CONV12 Convergence 2012 is here. Partners have gotten an early look at the next release of GP and it’s awesome. I’ve also gotten a sneak peek at the GP general session content where the next version of GP will be showcased and you won’t want to miss it. There are definitely some memorable moments. #GPUG sessions are going on as I type followed by Daughtry tonight. Airplane issues have delayed some folks but I’ve already seen Dave Musgrave, Mariano Gomez, Frank Hamelly and Leslie Vail so the MVPs are out in force her to help users. Don’t be shy. Stop us and introduce yourself. --- # Come Visit Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Support at Convergence 2012 – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/come-visit-microsoft-dynamics-gp-technical-support-at-convergence-2012-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Terry Heley invites you to Come Visit Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Support at Convergence 2012 I agree. Go visit the support team. --- # Microsoft Dynamics Partners with Lotus F1 Team - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-partners-with-lotus-f1-team/ - Date: 2012-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you follow Formula One it’s cool to see that  Microsoft has Partnered with the Lotus F1 Team to sponsor a car for the Dynamics brand. Even if you don’t like Formula One it’s fun to see Microsoft Dynamics on a race car. Hey Microsoft, I’m willing to brand my MINI Cooper S with the Dynamics brand for some dough. In the past MINI has made a MINI Cooper John Cooper Works Package GP. MINI is considering a new John Cooper Works GP edition. That would seem appropriate to sponsor. [H.T. to Dynamics GP IT Consultant Perry Smith] --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Workflow Issues, Server Error in “/” Application - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-workflow-issues-server-error-in-application/ - Date: 2012-03-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud tackles Dynamics GP Workflow Issues, Server Error in “/” Application --- # Looking for a Faster Resolution to Your Technical Support Incidents? Find Out More NOW!!! – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/looking-for-a-faster-resolution-to-your-technical-support-incidents-find-out-more-now-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kelly Youells asks if you are Looking for a Faster Resolution to Your Technical Support Incidents? Find Out More NOW!!! This is definitely something to dig deeper into at Convergence. #Conv12 --- # Error message when printing or emailing multiple Word Templates – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/error-message-when-printing-or-emailing-multiple-word-templates-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-14 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article New from the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog come help for an Error message when printing or emailing multiple Word Templates --- # The Top Ten Reasons To Use An Automated Bank Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-top-ten-reasons-to-use-an-automated-bank-reconciliation/ - Date: 2012-03-14 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Judy Hirst at Etelligent Solutions offers up The Top Ten Reasons To Use An Automated Bank Reconciliation --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Error Converting Request to Purchase Order–Business Portal 5.1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-error-converting-request-to-purchase-order-business-portal-5-1/ - Date: 2012-03-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks an Error Converting Request to Purchase Order–Business Portal 5.1 --- # Management Reporter 2012 on PartnerSource – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-2012-on-partnersource-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-03-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP comes a round up of Management Reporter 2012 info on PartnerSource --- # Feature of the week: Excel Report Pivot Tables in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-week-excel-report-pivot-tables-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Onza covers Excel Report Pivot Tables in GP 2010 in their latest blog post. --- # Weekly Dynamic: ODBC and Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-odbc-and-excel/ - Date: 2012-03-12 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Type: original article Over the last couple of weeks we’ve looked at some SmartConnect/Excel integration items for Dynamics GP. I’ve got one more for you. We were integrating from SmartConnect to GP using Excel as the source. We’d had some problems with filtering incoming data with this version of SmartConnect. The spreadsheet source had 20 rows of headers, one for each potential company, but most of them were blank. These were fixed and populated by data from another excel tab. Below the headers were detail lines that corresponded to the headers. So how was I going to filter out just the populated lines? I would have to do it in Excel. I dreaded writing some kind of array formula to make it happen and then I remembered ODBC. As a test, I used Excel’s ODBC functionality to look back into the sheet of the same workbook I was in. This let me write a simple, SQL-like “Select \* from blah blah blah” to filter the data into a new Excel sheet. I repointed the integration to the new Excel sheet and it worked perfectly. Problem solved. This was just way too easy. --- # Security Configuration for Business Portal Dashboards and External Lists – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/security-configuration-for-business-portal-dashboards-and-external-lists-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog digs into Security Configuration for Business Portal Dashboards and External Lists --- # Are you ready for new features and functionality in Microsoft Dynamics GP? It is time to start planning your upgrade! – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/are-you-ready-for-new-features-and-functionality-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-it-is-time-to-start-planning-your-upgrade-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kelly Youells, the upgrade queen, asks Are you ready for new features and functionality in Microsoft Dynamics GP? It is time to start planning your upgrade! --- # Microsoft Dynamics Forbes Blog Series – Love Your Work – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-forbes-blog-series-love-your-work-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Check out the new Microsoft Dynamics Forbes Blog Series – Love Your Work. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » SQL Script for AP-GL Reconciliation – Updated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-sql-script-for-ap-gl-reconciliation-updated/ - Date: 2012-03-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sivakumar has updated his SQL Script for AP-GL Reconciliation --- # Marking Items Obsolete in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/marking-items-obsolete-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Onza Solutions looks at Marking Items Obsolete in GP 2010 --- # Number of results columns doesn’t match table definition errors in Personal Data Keeper – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/number-of-results-columns-doesnt-match-table-definition-errors-in-personal-data-keeper-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam Peterson of Microsoft digs into an error where the Number of results columns doesn’t match table definition errors in Personal Data Keeper --- # Learning is Hard, Suck it up Cupcake! – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/learning-is-hard-suck-it-up-cupcake-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2012-03-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My new article is up a the Dynamics Community site. As Mad Mark is say Learning is Hard, Suck it up Cupcake! --- # Would You Like to Give Back? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/would-you-like-to-give-back/ - Date: 2012-03-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I know that a ton of people get value out of [DynamicAccounting.net](/). Way too many of you have stopped me and told me how much you like the site. Some of you have shown your appreciation by buying the book or paying for a short story. There is another way that you can show your appreciation. Give toward our Kenyan Mission Trip. Two years ago the kids went to Kenya with World Hope. They did a lot of work on a school to give learning opportunities to others who are much less fortunate than they are. We’ve now made the decision to go to Kenya as a family before Micah heads off to college next year. This summer we will be going to Kenya as a part of a team to continue work on the school. This trip includes additional medical components and some technology work. I’m hoping I get to help with the tech piece but frankly I can shovel dirt, paint a wall or hold a wrench…poorly, but at least I’ll have a good attitude about it. We’re going to meet their needs not ours. If you’ve gotten value from [DynamicAccounting.net](/), the way to show it is to hit the donate button and help send us to Kenya. Donations are tax deductible in the United States. I don’t know about elsewhere. You can also follow us on the Facebook page that we have setup for the trip. --- # GL Account I Need More Space | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gl-account-i-need-more-space-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-03-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at alphanumeric GL accounts and concludes I Need More Space --- # Use Snipping Tool To Create Pictures To Insert in Procedures For Your Company’s Dynamics GP 2010 Processes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/use-snipping-tool-to-create-pictures-to-insert-in-procedures-for-your-companys-dynamics-gp-2010-processes/ - Date: 2012-03-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Judy Hirst looks at Using Snipping Tool To Create Pictures To Insert in Procedures For Your Company’s Dynamics GP 2010 Processes --- # Multicurrency Symbol and Smartlist | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/multicurrency-symbol-and-smartlist-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-03-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Looking at Multicurrency Symbol and Smartlist, Amy Walsh finds some issues. --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartConnect Integrations and XLSM Files - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartconnect-integrations-and-xlsm-files/ - Date: 2012-03-05 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Last week we look at couple of options for using SmartConnect integrations with XLSM file. Specifically, the options were saving the file as an XLSX file and using an ODBC connector instead of an Excel connector. This week, We’ll look at another option, web services. XLSM file are Excel files that use macros or VBA code. This is most commonly used to reformat or manipulate data to get it into the right format for integrating. SmartConnect doesn’t see XLSM files as Excel file for integration so we have to get creative. This week’s option is using Web Services. The SmartConnect manual contains specific information about setting up web services. The basic steps are pretty easy: 1. Setup and test web services via the SmartConnect manual instructions. 2. Install the Excel Connector 3. In the XLSM file click the Run SmartConnect Map in the Add Ins menu. This creates a new Excel tab named SmartConnectConfig. 4. Fill in the first three items (at minimum) on that tab. They are: the name of map, the location of web services, and the tab to integrate. Now when users push the Run SmartConnect Map button in the XLSM file the data is integrated via web services. --- # Moving SQL Server Reporting Services from Native Mode to SharePoint Integrated Mode – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/moving-sql-server-reporting-services-from-native-mode-to-sharepoint-integrated-mode-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-03-05 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, SQL & Data - Type: original article From the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services blog comes a look at Moving SQL Server Reporting Services from Native Mode to SharePoint Integrated Mode --- # Streamlined General Ledger Processing in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-general-ledger-processing-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-03-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions shows off some ideas for You are here: Streamlined General Ledger Processing in Dynamics GP --- # Setting up Garnishments in Human Resources & US Payroll (User Snippet) – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/setting-up-garnishments-in-human-resources-us-payroll-user-snippet-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-02-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article John Lowther covers Setting up Garnishments in Human Resources & US Payroll --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Mass Item/Vendor Link - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-mass-itemvendor-link/ - Date: 2012-02-29 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud built a Mass Item/Vendor Link [![image](/img/blogger/e89876eceb4c7319.png "image")](/img/blogger/ef5f3e31d06a5efc.png) --- # Why Do Agile BI? | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-do-agile-bi-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-02-29 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Over at DynamicsCare Dwight Specht ask at Why Do Agile BI? --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartConnect and XLSM files Part 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartconnect-and-xlsm-files-part-1/ - Date: 2012-02-27 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’m going to do a couple of Weekly Dynamics on SmartConnect based on some work I did recently. Let’s start with XLSM files. These are Excel files with macros included. It’s not unusual to get a CSV or Excel based file from a outside source. This could be a vendor, a customer, a partner (like ADP or bank Purchasing Card files) whatever. Often these files require manipulation prior to integration and a common way to deal with that is with an Excel macro. A macro provides a consistent way to manipulate what should be a consistent file. When the time comes to integrate these files using SmartConnect there is a problem. SmartConnect doesn’t support XLSM file natively. If you pick that you want integrate and Excel file, you can’ t pick an XLSM file as the source. Integration Manager actually has this same issue. So what’s the answer? Well, there are few options. We’ll tackle two this week and one next week. Option one is simply to save the file in an XLS or XLSX format and integrate it. Saving that way however destroys the macros and creates some additional steps for the user. Another option is to point your data source to an ODBC connection in SmartConnect. Select an Excel connector and point it to the XSLM file. Because the ODBC connector reads the data out of the file the extension isn’t an issue. User can simply save their XLSM file and integrate normally using the SmartConnect interface. Next week we’ll look at another option. --- # iSolutions’ Blog How to configure SSRS Report Subscriptions to use Gmail for GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-how-to-configure-ssrs-report-subscriptions-to-use-gmail-for-gp/ - Date: 2012-02-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article iSolutions looks at How to configure SSRS Report Subscriptions to use Gmail for GP --- # Kinect in the Commercial World (Random thoughts from Errol) – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/kinect-in-the-commercial-world-random-thoughts-from-errol-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-02-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP, Error has some thoughts on Kinect in the Commercial World I agree that there may be some really cool applications coming for Kinect. We love playing with ours at home. --- # Calculated Fields in Extender and the Builders – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/calculated-fields-in-extender-and-the-builders-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-27 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Nicole Albertson from the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services blog looks at Calculated Fields in Extender and the Builders --- # Convergence 2012 Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-update-2/ - Date: 2012-02-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Convergence 2012 planning is well under way. My presentations have been reviewed and I’m making adjustments. Practice is well under way. This year’s conference is going to rock. As I’m working on presentations, this came up and it made me laugh. --- # Weekly Review: Receivables Scheduled Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-receivables-scheduled-payments/ - Date: 2012-02-23 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Last week we looked at Payables Scheduled Payments and this week we’ll take a look at the other side of the coin, Receivables Scheduled Payments. This feature allows companies to setup payment schedules, with or without interest, for existing receivable transactions. The screen works the same way, a schedule number and description are used to track this receipt schedule. The original document is selected along with the first payment and date. Then the schedule is setup with interest, number of payments, first invoice date and due date. Finally the AR, Receivables offset and Interest income accounts are set. The process credits the original invoice and creates a series of smaller invoices representing the Scheduled Payments. This means that it makes sense for the Receivables offset account to be a contra account off receivables. This will also show then how much of AR has been converted to scheduled payments. Click the Calculate button to calculate the payment and the Amortization button to view the amortization. Posting Scheduled Payments and replacing the original invoice is controlled in Routines and the dates can be controlled so that not all scheduled payments are created at one. The help contains specifics for situations like advanced principal payments and amortizing because of that. Originally posted by Mark Polino at [3/22/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/03/weekly-dynamic-receivables-scheduled.html) --- # The Top Five Reasons To Use Short Cuts in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-top-five-reasons-to-use-short-cuts-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-02-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Judy at etelligent gives The Top Five Reasons To Use Short Cuts in Dynamics GP --- # Server Error in Application in Project Time and Expense in Business Portal for Microsoft Dynamics GP – Microsoft Dynamics GP Support Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/server-error-in-application-in-project-time-and-expense-in-business-portal-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Shannon Aune looks at Server Error in Application in Project Time and Expense in Business Portal for Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # PreGAME Events for Microsoft Dynamics Partners at Convergence 2012 – March 17 – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pregame-events-for-microsoft-dynamics-partners-at-convergence-2012-march-17-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For partners, Kevin Machayya covers PreGAME Events for Microsoft Dynamics Partners at Convergence 2012 – March 17 I’ll be there. --- # IRS Defangs Credit Card Reporting Rule - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/irs-defangs-credit-card-reporting-rule/ - Date: 2012-02-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article For those of you with corporate credit and debit cards you might want to know that some nasty rules that were schedule to go into effect have been shelved. CFO.com has coverage at IRS strikes reconciliation from 6050W 1099k reporting. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Next P.O. Number - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-next-p-o-number/ - Date: 2012-02-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you end up with gaps in P.O. numbering it’s possible for a user to key a P.O. number in the gap and effectively reset the next P.O. number lower. When this happens, you get P.O. errors. It’s relatively easy to reset the number but it becomes a pain to do it over and over again. The Professional Service Tools Library (PSTL) offers a Minimum PO/Receipt Number Tool. This sets a number threshold that that users can’t create a P.O. Number below. Once active, Purchase Order Processing Setup gets an Additional menu to set the minimum threshold. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Interview at Dynamicsworld.co.uk - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-interview-at-dynamicsworld-co-uk/ - Date: 2012-02-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article DynamicsWorld.co.uk interviews fellow MVP Sivakumar Venkataraman --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Field Level Security is not working!?!? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-field-level-security-is-not-working/ - Date: 2012-02-20 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud tackles and issue where Field Level Security only works for SA. --- # How to update Fixed Asset Labels using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-update-fixed-asset-labels-using-microsoft-sql-server-management-studio-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article From Angel Melhus come information on How to update Fixed Asset Labels using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio --- # Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Credit Reduction, how to handle in Microsoft Dynamics GP. – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/federal-unemployment-futa-credit-reduction-how-to-handle-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Back in payroll land, Terry Heley tackles the Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Credit Reduction, how to handle in Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # How to update Fixed Asset Labels using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-update-fixed-asset-labels-using-microsoft-sql-server-management-studio-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-2/ - Date: 2012-02-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Angela Melhus shows How to update Fixed Asset Labels using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio --- # Streamlined Purchase Processing in Dynamics GP from the List View - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-purchase-processing-in-dynamics-gp-from-the-list-view/ - Date: 2012-02-15 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions shows off Streamlined Purchase Processing in Dynamics GP from the List View ![](http://www.esicanada.com/wp-content/uploads/1(1).png) --- # Accelerated Demos for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 and Best Practices When Using Hyper V Web Seminars – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/accelerated-demos-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-and-best-practices-when-using-hyper-v-web-seminars-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article For Dynamics GP partners, Kevin Machayya looks at Accelerated Demos for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 and Best Practices When Using Hyper V Web Seminars --- # Weekly Dynamic: Remove Duplicates in Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-remove-duplicates-in-excel/ - Date: 2012-02-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article Newer versions of Excel (2007 and 2010 for sure) provide an option to remove duplicates. This can be very handy when working with source data designed to go into Dynamics GP or with data exported from GP. Here is how you do it. - Open up Excel file - Select Data | Remove Duplicates - If you have headers mark that in the box that opens. Select the columns that have duplicates. So if you have 1 vendor repeated over and over with different addresses, only mark the vendor column to remove duplicate vendors. Click OK - View the results For some reason this is the kind of thing that makes people upset when I show it to them. Usually because they’ve just spend hours doing the hard way. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP SSRS Reports and Deployment – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-ssrs-reports-and-deployment-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services blog looks at Microsoft Dynamics GP SSRS Reports and Deployment --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Unable to drill into PA Inventory Transfer Inquiry Zoom from Historical Journal Entries - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-unable-to-drill-into-pa-inventory-transfer-inquiry-zoom-from-historical-journal-entries/ - Date: 2012-02-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sivakumar tackles a bug where users are Unable to drill into PA Inventory Transfer Inquiry Zoom from Historical Journal Entries. --- # Weekly Review: Payables Scheduled Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-payables-scheduled-payments/ - Date: 2012-02-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article ##### A relatively new feature in Dynamics GP is the option to take a payables transaction and split it into multiple payments. This is great for things like loans or leases. The entire transaction can be entered into payables and then paid in installments while accounting for interest. To set this up, click Purchasing in the Navigation List on the left and pick Scheduled Payments. Use the lookup button to select an existing payables transaction to schedule. Most of the rest of the screen is straightforward with the schedule date, total to pay over time, simple or compound interest, an interest rate and invoice dates. The Calculate button at the bottom will calculate the new payment. The amortization button shows the amortization scheduled. Then there are three accounts at the bottom. Essentially the accounting for this removes the amounts from payables and puts them in another liability account. Processing the scheduled payment move the liability back into payables and applies the interest expense. The accounts (in order) should be your normal payables account, a different liability account since these are no longer immediately payable and an interest expense account. Click Post to create the schedule. Use Post Scheduled Payments in Purchasing | Routines to process scheduled payments. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [3/15/2010 10:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/03/weekly-dynamic-payables-scheduled.html) --- # GPUG Magazine – Winter 2012 Edition – GPUG Events & News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-magazine-winter-2012-edition-gpug-events-news/ - Date: 2012-02-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GPUG Magazine – Winter 2012 Edition is out and well…I’m in it. --- # iSolutions’ Blog – Highlighted Features of Great Plains (GP) 12 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-blog-highlighted-features-of-great-plains-gp-12/ - Date: 2012-02-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over at iSolutions, they have a nice roundup of Highlighted Features of Great Plains (GP) 12 --- # Come Learn about Microsoft Dynamics GP ’12’ – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/come-learn-about-microsoft-dynamics-gp-12-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-02-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Speaking of GP ‘12’, if you are a VAR or ISV, Come Learn about Microsoft Dynamics GP ’12’ at GP Partner Connections before Convergence. --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: What happens with Landed Cost when you perform a Returns Transaction in GP2010? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-what-happens-with-landed-cost-when-you-perform-a-returns-transaction-in-gp2010/ - Date: 2012-02-07 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Frank Hamelly asks What happens with Landed Cost when you perform a Returns Transaction in GP2010? [![](/img/blogger/648549b014bb5036.jpg)](/img/blogger/c280e9a4547b937b.jpg) --- # HOW TO: Use the Dynamics GP 2010 Web Service | BlogScrum - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-use-the-dynamics-gp-2010-web-service-blogscrum/ - Date: 2012-02-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article BlogScrum has a nice article on HOW TO: Use the Dynamics GP 2010 Web Service --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dex_Row_TS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dex_row_ts/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article This came up this week so I thought that I would cover it. Starting in GP 10 SP4 a Dex\_Row\_TS (Dexterity Row Timestamp) field was added to support new Workflow features. The Dex\_Row\_TS field gets updated when the record is updated. The Timestamp is is in UTC time (a successor to GMT). --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Kerberos: Do You Need It? – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-kerberos-do-you-need-it-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services blog asks Microsoft Dynamics GP and Kerberos: Do You Need It? --- # Convergence 2012 Schedule Builder and Convergence Connect Now Available – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-schedule-builder-and-convergence-connect-now-available-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Convergence 2012 Schedule Builder and Convergence Connect is Now Available. If you want to get the most out of Convergence use the schedule builder. My sessions are: CSGP01-R1 & R2 – The Best of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Microsoft Dynamics GP CSGP22-R1 & R2 – Turning Data into Answers with Microsoft Dynamics GP & Microsoft Excel I’m also helping out Jared Hall with: DDGP02 – Getting More with Microsoft Excel & Microsoft Dynamics GP – Deep Dive --- # Accelerated Demos for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 and Best Practices When Using Hyper V Web Seminars – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/accelerated-demos-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-and-best-practices-when-using-hyper-v-web-seminars-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP offers information on Accelerated Demos for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 and Best Practices When Using Hyper V Web Seminars --- # Setting up a position code (User Snippet) – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/setting-up-a-position-code-user-snippet-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article John Lowther looks at Setting up a position code  in his Accidental Administrator column. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: How to change SQL Collation for SQL Server 2008 R2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-how-to-change-sql-collation-for-sql-server-2008-r2/ - Date: 2012-02-06 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud demonstrates How to change SQL Collation for SQL Server 2008 R2 --- # Weekly Review: Copy an Integration with a New Source - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-copy-an-integration-with-a-new-source/ - Date: 2012-02-02 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### When working in Integration Manager, it’s not uncommon to need a copy of an integration with differences in the source file. Maybe the source records need to be filtered one way for Company A and another way for Company B but they share a source like a CRM package. Most people’s first step is to try Save As in in IM. Save as makes copy of the integration but use the same source. Changes to the source file in the copied integration affect the original as well since they are sharing a source. Removing the source and adding in a different one removes all the destination mapping so users might as well start from scratch. The way to copy an integration and adjust the source is with the Export feature. 1. In IM, select Tools->Options and note the location of the default IM database 2. Close the window and click File-Export Integration 3. Select the integration and click Export 4. The export will ask for a file, enter or navigate to the IM.mdb file where the original integration is housed. 5. When prompted, name the new Integration and provide new names for each source. 6. When this is finished, make changes to the sources without worrying about affecting other integrations Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [3/08/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/03/weekly-dynamic-copy-integration-with.html) --- # “…you’ve got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?” - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/youve-got-to-ask-yourself-one-question-do-i-feel-lucky-well-do-ya-punk/ - Date: 2012-02-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Steve Chapman goes all Dirty Harry on Report Writer with [“…you’ve got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?”](http://ww1.rosebizincblogs.com) It’s not that I don’t like Report Writer, I’m certified in it, I’ve written reports from scratch in it (not just modified existing reports) and modified more reports than I care to count. I just prefer newer options. In high school I owned a ‘73 Mustang. The big one with a hood as long as your house. It was a lot like Report Writer. It ran fine and was very fast…in a straight line. Sure you could turn it if you like sliding but it wasn’t recommended. It also had this annoying habit of dripping ice cold AC condensation on the legs of the passenger when you turned corners. (Another reason not to turn.) I figured if I ever wanted a second date I needed to upgrade my ride. Report Writer is a lot like that. It runs fine. It isn’t as nimble as newer options and it occasionally pours cold water on people. If all you know how to use is Report Writer, it’s time to upgrade your ride. --- # Backordered kits and components on sales invoices – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/backordered-kits-and-components-on-sales-invoices-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-02-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Rhonda Sutliff looks at Backordered kits and components on sales invoices  over on the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog --- # Use Word’s Master Document To Organize Dynamics GP 2010 Procedures Manual – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/use-words-master-document-to-organize-dynamics-gp-2010-procedures-manual-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2012-02-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Judy Hirst from Etelligent Solutions looks at how to Use Word’s Master Document To Organize Dynamics GP 2010 Procedures Manual. In a related note, I was just thinking that I haven’t seen any “Company GAAP” manual lately. These are typically a listing of the accounting policies and treatment for a specific organization. Things like “Our general depreciation threshold is items over $1,000 for items with a useful life of more than 1 year and not held for sale or resale”. I have clients articulate this to me but I haven’t seen a written document in at a client in some time. --- # Massey Consulting – Setting GP CompanyID when copying data - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/massey-consulting-setting-gp-companyid-when-copying-data/ - Date: 2012-01-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article jstubanas has a script up in the Massey Consulting forum for Setting GP CompanyID when copying data. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Support Debugging Tool Capture Screenshots and Email for Support - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-support-debugging-tool-capture-screenshots-and-email-for-support/ - Date: 2012-01-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I realized that while I’ve covered screen capture with the Support Debugging Tool in the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426), I’ve never covered it in the blog. So here goes. When the Support Debugging Tool is installed it adds a camera icon to the Standard toolbar. Clicking this captures all the open windows in Dynamics GP. Other options for triggering screen capture include MSDynamicsGP | Tools | Capture ScreenShots and hitting CTRL-S. When Capture Screenshots is triggered by any of these methods, a window pops us showing the captured windows. Users can choose which screens to include or exclude. Administrators can choose whether to include the Set file and Dex.ini settings by default in the setup. After a user captures the screenshot and select the screens to include, the next step is to click email. There are a number of setups that can determine the behavior of the email, including setting a default email account, the type of email to use (Outlook, CDO, MAPI) and whether or not the user gets to review the email before it goes out. The bottom line is that in just a couple of clicks a user can capture a screen shot of problem and send it off for support. --- # Drill Down to Microsoft Dynamics GP windows from Excel – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/drill-down-to-microsoft-dynamics-gp-windows-from-excel-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-30 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog comes a look at how to Drill Down to Microsoft Dynamics GP windows from Excel --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Vendor Statement with Analytical Accounting Information - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-vendor-statement-with-analytical-accounting-information/ - Date: 2012-01-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is back with code to build a Vendor Statement with Analytical Accounting Information --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Before Yearend Closing Check – Retained Earnings Exception Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-before-yearend-closing-check-retained-earnings-exception-report/ - Date: 2012-01-30 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Reporting & BI - Type: original article If you haven’t run your year end process yet, make sure to read Mohammad Daoud’s Before Yearend Closing Check – Retained Earnings Exception Report --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: GL Summary Reconcile - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-gl-summary-reconcile/ - Date: 2012-01-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has GL code to perform a GL Summary Reconcile --- # An Interview with Glenn McPeak of Data Masons - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-interview-with-glenn-mcpeak-of-data-masons/ - Date: 2012-01-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Data Masons provides EDI solutions for all of Microsoft’s Dynamics ERP offerings. Their products are well respected by users and partners alike, and they are big supporters of the Dynamics Community. I had the opportunity to interview Glenn McPeak from Data Masons to talk about EDI, community and GP ‘12’. Here is the interview: **Glenn, can you give us a brief overview of what Data Masons does and what makes you special?** What makes Data Masons unique in the industry is our particular focus on EDI compliance & integration for the Microsoft Dynamics marketplace. We are the only Microsoft Dynamics ISV with a solution ([Vantage Point EDI](http://www.datamasons.com/vantage-point-edi-overview)) that integrates EDI documents to each of the Microsoft Dynamics ERP platforms. As a company, you can say we are an EDI provider, but from an execution standpoint, our focus is on Microsoft Dynamics and from a technology standpoint, we can integrate EDI documents without having to customize the host ERP. This advantage gives Dynamics customers a competitive edge by putting them in a strong position of flexibility, whether it’s responding to their trading partners’ requirements or their own internal needs, such as taking advantage of the next version of their ERP. Either way, Microsoft Dynamics customers can use EDI as a business advantage. **Data Masons has been around for some time, how has EDI and its importance changed over the past few years?** EDI, which Data Masons broadly defines as the exchange and integration of common business transactions, has grown dramatically in regards to its importance and breadth in business relationships.  Today it is quite common for larger organizations to mandate EDI capability as a prerequisite for new suppliers and business partner relationships.  While a few years ago most companies traded only a few documents, such as purchase orders, invoices and ship notices,   today there are many more documents that can drive labor efficiencies. EDI comes into play because these documents also require more flexible and comprehensive software applications. Companies that embrace EDI successfully find that they can streamline activities with key partners.  EDI technology replaces manual transaction entry, lowers the cost of doing business and eliminates many of the risks that commonly result from human error and miscommunication.  Instead, they can run their business 24/7 and manage business transaction flows via exception, for example, receiving an alert when an order is received with price errors or a supplier invoice does not match the purchase order and receiver. **Are there specialty areas where Data Masons excels?** We have the largest trading partner document library for Microsoft Dynamics GP in the market today. No one has more types of documents, integrated in and out of GP, then Data Masons. Beyond that, there are industries where we have particular expertise, both from a software and personnel perspective. Most EDI providers shy away from [Automotive](http://www.datamasons.com/automotive) and [Industrial Equipment](http://www.datamasons.com/industries) Industries because of the complexity of the documents that are important to these companies, but Data Masons has a competitive strength in these areas. Our integrated EDI solution, Vantage Point EDI, has out-of-the-box functionality that gives a Dynamics GP customer multiple ways to handle their [830’s and 862’s](http://www.datamasons.com/planning-schedule-release-830-862-delfor-deljit). We also have consultants that have worked in [Automotive EDI](http://www.datamasons.com/whitepaper-automotive-edi) for more than 20 years. Data Masons has a similar story in the Consumer Packaged Goods and Hardlines areas. If you are supplying a Big Box Retailer, then we have the expertise and solution to cover all your needs. **Microsoft is hard at work on GP ‘12’ scheduled for release sometime in 2012. Is Data Masons going to be ready for that release on time?** Yes, Data Masons will be ready shortly after the official release of GP ‘12’. Due to the way we have architected our solution, there is minimal effort on our part to become compliant with the next version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. Because we are not physically coded inside of Dynamics GP, we remain flexible enough for our customers to upgrade with little to no disruption to their current business process. **I know that Data Masons has a significant community presence in social media and working with GPUG. Will you have a presence at this year’s Convergence conference in Houston?** Data Masons is fully supportive of using Social Media to help build awareness for the Dynamics GP community, as you’ll be hearing from now until after Convergence on our Blog ([http://www.datamasons.com/blog/](http://www.datamasons.com/blog)) and Twitter Feed ([@datamasons](file:///C:%5CUsers%5CJon%20Rivers%5CDesktop%5Ctwitter.com%5Cdatamasons)). For anyone attending the event, please stop by our expo hall booth (#445) as we’ll be attending again as a bronze sponsor. And yes, you’re correct about our involvement with GPUG, so expect to see us at DayOne at Convergence, at chapter meetings throughout the year, on Webinars and the group’s promotions via Social Media. Lastly, let me share a little about some exciting news… We are in the final stages of having our Blog syndicated by the [Microsoft Dynamics Community](https://community.dynamics.com/b) – making it easier for you to follow us. This process has been in the making for months now as we had to meet various requirements before our blog could be considered, for example, not only showing expertise in EDI but with regards to Dynamics GP as well. A big win for us! --- I want to thank Glenn again for being willing to talk about EDI, Community, GP ‘12’ and for all of the support they provide to Dynamics users. --- # Setting up Integration Manager to import Multidimensional Analysis (MDA) information – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/setting-up-integration-manager-to-import-multidimensional-analysis-mda-information-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2012-01-25 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article On the Microsoft Support and Services Blog Angela Melhus shows off Setting up Integration Manager to import Multidimensional Analysis (MDA) information --- # GP Security Tasks are not always what they are said to be! » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-security-tasks-are-not-always-what-they-are-said-to-be-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Summit Group reminds us that GP Security Tasks are not always what they are said to be! You have to look at the details. --- # Imagine There is No Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/imagine-there-is-no-excel/ - Date: 2012-01-23 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article A recent CFO.com headline asked us to Imagine there is No Excel. The article goes on to discuss how companies are dealing with analytics and the rise of big data.The beauty of Excel is not just it’s power and ease of use but it’s ubiquity. You can’t throw a rock in a Finance or Accounting department without hitting an Excel spreadsheet so it’s not going to go quietly into the night. The CFO.com article touches on analysis products for big companies (Hyperion, Cognos) and for startups (QuickBooks users) but curiously leave out mid-sized companies. I’ve been spending time lately with [deFacto Performance Management](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) and frankly, it does a great job of tackling many of the items discussed in the article for mid-sized firms. deFacto is integrated corporate reporting, budgeting, forecasting and planning including consolidations and eliminations. The interface isn’t “Excel-Like” **the interface IS Excel** tied to SQL analytics for nice mix of power and simplicity. deFacto compares very nicely to the Hyperions and Cognoses of the world without the budget blowing price tag and ridiculously long project times. Plus it integrates well with Dynamics GP and Dynamics AX. We like it so much that we’re using it in house at [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) I expect that you’ll hear more from me about this subject soon but if you’re looking for serious Corporate Performance Management for GP or AX you need to look at [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/). --- # Get Connected with Connect in Microsoft Dynamics GP! – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-connected-with-connect-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kelly Youells reminds us that we can Get Connected with Connect in Microsoft Dynamics GP! --- # Go to Convergence 2012 and Save the World - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/go-to-convergence-2012-and-save-the-world/ - Date: 2012-01-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ok maybe not, but it could happen. How? Well, what if aliens wanted to conquer Earth for our vast accounting knowledge? Wouldn’t Microsoft Convergence be the perfect place for a recon mission? That’s the premise of my new short story, [Microsoft Convergence 2012: A Space Odyssey](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/short-stories.html#conv2012). The full description is: *An alien recon ship has arrived to set the stage for the conquest of Earth. They want Earth for it’s resources, slave labor and advanced accounting knowledge. As part of the recon they send a spy to infiltrate Microsoft’s Convergence 2012 conference. At the conference the alien spy discovers the full reach of Microsoft Dynamics GP and the power of community. Will it be enough to save Earth?* Last year’s [A Space Alien’s Guide to Microsoft Convergence](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/03/space-aliens-guide-to-microsoft.html?amp&) was a big hit but it tackled Convergence from the perspective of an informational pamphlet for space aliens. This is a story in it’s truest sense giving you the chance experience all that Convergence has to offer from a slightly wacky perspective. I hope you enjoy it. [![](/img/blogger/b9faab740094ef42.png)](/img/blogger/9757a078d198afb0.png) The [PDF version is free](https://app.box.com/s/64ro05v00kmsule6lgrn), you just have to give up your name and email address which I will sell to Nigerian princes in need of associates to help them move money into the U.S. Just kidding. It depends on what they offer me.  No registration required. The Kindle version is up now in the Amazon Kindle store for 99 cents. Amazon generally doesn’t allow free eBooks. Versions for iBook (Apple), Nook (B&N), Sony Reader, Kobo and more are currently available via Smashwords for 99 cents. They should be available in their respective online stores in 1-2 weeks also for 99 cents. I’ll post some links when that happens. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » SQL Script for AP-GL Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-sql-script-for-ap-gl-reconciliation/ - Date: 2012-01-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sivakumar provides a SQL Script for AP-GL Reconciliation --- # How to verify Microsoft Dynamics GP is calculating Payroll taxes correctly – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-verify-microsoft-dynamics-gp-is-calculating-payroll-taxes-correctly-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-18 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Terry Heley shows How to verify Microsoft Dynamics GP is calculating Payroll taxes correctly --- # RapidTools – Rapid Migration and You – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapidtools-rapid-migration-and-you-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Jay Manley asks us to revisit the Rapid Migration Tool as well in RapidTools – Rapid Migration and You --- # Weekly Dynamic: SOP Auto Return - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sop-auto-return/ - Date: 2012-01-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article If you have a customer return a full or partial shipment shipment, maybe it was duplicate, defective, etc., there is an easy way to process the return. Use SOP Auto Return. In Sales Order Processing select Additional | Create Return - Pick the RMA Type - Set the customer - Key or Select the document to return with the lookup - Click OK - Select the items that were returned - Click Post --- # RapidTools – Rapid Configuration and You – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapidtools-rapid-configuration-and-you-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jay Manley recommends that partners take another look at RapidTools – Rapid Configuration and You. I think some partners got burned the first time because there were a series of rapid tools and they were often wrapped up with the idea of Quickbooks replacement. I agree with Jay, I think it’s time for another look. --- # Five Reasons to Keep Calendar Year History (Even though your fiscal year end is different!) | Etelligent - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/five-reasons-to-keep-calendar-year-history-even-though-your-fiscal-year-end-is-different-etelligent/ - Date: 2012-01-16 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Judy from Etelligent looks at Five Reasons to Keep Calendar Year History (Even though your fiscal year end is different!) --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Is it possible to enter a Fixed Asset with $0 Acquisition Cost and Accumulated Depreciation? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-is-it-possible-to-enter-a-fixed-asset-with-0-acquisition-cost-and-accumulated-depreciation/ - Date: 2012-01-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly asks Is it possible to enter a Fixed Asset with $0 Acquisition Cost and Accumulated Depreciation? [![](/img/blogger/fe1d376c681fc834.jpg)](/img/blogger/7ac36b2a4745a483.jpg) --- # Daughtry at Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/daughtry-at-convergence/ - Date: 2012-01-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I was perusing the Convergence site, ok I was going through the Convergence site to the speaker portal, but that’s beside the point. The point is that I saw that Daughtry is going to headline the Convergence reception. Sweeeeet! --- # Optimizing and Maintaining Performance for Microsoft Dynamics GP® 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/optimizing-and-maintaining-performance-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2012-01-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I finally got a chance to read Optimizing and Maintaining Performance for Microsoft Dynamics GP® 2010 on the plane yesterday. I have to say that Kelly and Chad did a phenomenal job in putting this together. Absolutely everyone should have a copy of this. I’m struggling with how to say how cool this reference really is. --- # All Partners: Save the Date for the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/all-partners-save-the-date-for-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-technical-conference-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Partners: Save the Date for the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference. Book now for Fargo in the Fall. Hey, it could be Fargo in February! --- # Dynamics GP 2010 R2 64-bit Hyper-V FAQs – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-r2-64-bit-hyper-v-faqs-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Wow, I’m offline for a day with meetings and travel and my inbox is full and there are GP blog posts everywhere. Let’s start with Jay Manley and a look at Dynamics GP 2010 R2 64-bit Hyper-V FAQs --- # Streamlined Purchase Processing GP: Copying from Existing P.O.’s - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/streamlined-purchase-processing-gp-copying-from-existing-p-o-s/ - Date: 2012-01-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent offers suggestions for Streamlined Purchase Processing in GP by Copying from Existing P.O.’s --- # NEW Microsoft Dynamics Surestep Online – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-microsoft-dynamics-surestep-online-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article There is a NEW Microsoft Dynamics Surestep Online. An Errol Shoenfish has a new avatar. ![Errol Schoenfish's avatar](http://i1.social.s-msft.com/profile/u/avatar.jpg?displayname=errol%20schoenfish&size=extralarge&version=c985e0e2-901d-4169-9749-fc77128498f6 "Errol Schoenfish's avatar") --- # IRS audits of small business software files - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/irs-audits-of-small-business-software-files/ - Date: 2012-01-10 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve wanted to comment on this story [IRS audits of small business software files](http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2012/Jan/20114540.htm) for a while. I’ve seen similar stories over the last several months. In a nutshell the IRS can ask for electronic records of your transactions meaning your database. In the case of Quickbooks and Peachtree users they are asking for a full backup copy of the company’s database and then using tools to evaluate transactions that might be inappropriate. For example, in Quickbooks you can delete transactions and that could be used to ask broader questions. If you need a reason to switch from Quickbooks this is a big one in my mind. With Dynamics GP, especially with customizations and ISV solutions it makes it really hard to replicate a companies installation from just a backup. There are also practical problems with the IRS asking for a massive GP.database. It’s also easier to separate out the information the IRS asks for without giving them the whole database to troll through. Then there are tools from companies like [FastPath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) that can provide a complete audit trail for transactions in GP. If you’re looking to move up from Quickbooks, now may be the time. --- # Payroll Tax Cut Temporarily Extended into 2012 ….translated so a user can understand and how it affects Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/payroll-tax-cut-temporarily-extended-into-2012-translated-so-a-user-can-understand-and-how-it-affects-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-09 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article What a tangled web we weave when first we practice…politics. Terry Heley tackles the mess that is the Payroll Tax Cut Temporarily Extended into 2012 ….translated so a user can understand and how it affects Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Dynamics GP2010R2 Hyper-V Image Setup – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp2010r2-hyper-v-image-setup-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Jay Manley addresses issues with the Dynamics GP2010R2 Hyper-V Image Setup --- # RapidTools – A Partners Friend for Quick, Easy Deployments – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapidtools-a-partners-friend-for-quick-easy-deployments-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jay Manley highlights RapidTools – A Partners Friend for Quick, Easy Deployments at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Tips on Inventory Stock Counts and HITB – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tips-on-inventory-stock-counts-and-hitb-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2012-01-04 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GP Support and Services blog has some Tips on Inventory Stock Counts and HITB. I know that I’m glad that I’m not doing year end stock counts. --- # Reactivating an Employee or a Code for an Employee – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reactivating-an-employee-or-a-code-for-an-employee-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-01-04 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Continuing his new year Accidental Administrator trend, John Lowther looks at Reactivating an Employee or a Code for an Employee --- # Happy New Year with a NEW Statement of Direction – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-new-year-with-a-new-statement-of-direction-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article From the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP site, Errol Shoenfish shows off a a NEW Statement of Direction for GP. This provides greater detail on where GP is headed over the next 12-18 months and includes the roadmap through 2016. --- # The Passing of Newt Becker - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-passing-of-newt-becker/ - Date: 2012-01-04 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article If it were not for the intensive Becker CPA review course there is a good chance that I would never have passed the CPA exam. I was married with a baby and one on the way.  You can imagine how much study time that gave me and self study wasn’t cutting it. So I took the Becker class. I showed up twice a week. I did crazy amounts of homework and then I did it all again in the last two weeks to have the option of retaking the course…and I passed the exam. You’ll forgive me if I’m a little overboard with getting my CPE credits. I learned today that Newt Becker, the founder of the Becker CPA review course, has passed away. There are a lot of CPA’s in the GP community and many have worked with Becker materials over the years. So this is my thank you to Newt Becker and the entire organization. More detail here: http://blog.bftcpa.com/2012/01/the-passing-of-newt-becker.html --- # Attention Partners: Get Ready for Microsoft Dynamics GP ’12’ at Convergence – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/attention-partners-get-ready-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-12-at-convergence-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2012-01-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re a partner you really need to be at the PreGame before Microsoft Convergence. There are a ton of things coming for Dynamics GP and the place to Get Ready for Microsoft Dynamics GP ’12’  is PreGame at Convergence. --- # FMLA Limitations (User Snippet) – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fmla-limitations-user-snippet-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-01-03 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article John Lowther looks at FMLA Limitations in his Accidental Administrator column. --- # Entering an FMLA premium due – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/entering-an-fmla-premium-due-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-01-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Keeping with his current FMLA theme, John Lowther tackles Entering an FMLA premium due (User Snippet) --- # Default Company Level Deduction Sequence – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/default-company-level-deduction-sequence-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2012-01-03 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article On a roll in the new year, John Lowther has a a quick look at the Default Company Level Deduction Sequence --- # New Connector for Microsoft Dynamics release available – Connector — Integrating Dynamics ERP with Dynamics CRM – - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-connector-for-microsoft-dynamics-release-available-connector-integrating-dynamics-erp-with-dynamics-crm/ - Date: 2012-01-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article There is a New Connector for Microsoft Dynamics release available for connecting Dynamics product, including Dynamics GP of course, with Dynamics CRM. --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartConnect Data Type - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartconnect-data-type/ - Date: 2012-01-02 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article We’ve run into this issue a couple of times recently so I thought I would cover it in a Weekly Dynamic so I won’t forget. This is happening with SmartConnect 10 on GP 10 so I’m not sure if continues forward into future SmartConnect versions. When setting up an Excel data source for a GL Import, we setup a template for what the Excel sheet should look like. We used a template with data from an actual file to ensure that we had the right headers. We kept getting errors that the transaction didn’t balance. What was happening was that a notes field in the template had a number of blank records but the first filled record was a number. The integration was interpreting this as a numeric field. When the integration found text in this field it stopped reading lines resulting in the unbalanced record error. The solution was to remove any numeric records from the template. Since it’s just a template it’s not a big deal to fix but this took a long time to troubleshoot because the unbalanced transaction error leads you in the wrong direction when you start troubleshooting. --- # Dynamics GP 1099s | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-1099s-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2012-01-02 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at Dynamics GP 1099s over at DynamicsCare --- # Weekly Review: Printing SmartLists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-printing-smartlists/ - Date: 2011-12-29 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you’ve created a SmartList and you just want to print it out. Maybe the auditors need it. Maybe your boss, coworker or the filing cabinet behind your desk needs a copy. But when you click the print icon the output is pretty ugly. Typically, too many items are forced to the next line making the printout overly long and complex or some items are squished and don’t print out right. How do you fix a SmartLlist printout? This is so easy it’s scary. SmartList follows the width of the columns on the screen. It’s not perfect, but it’s close. If a column is only partially visible on the screen, it will typically be partially visible on the printout. If a column has a huge space after the date it can cause the next column to move down to the next line. Fortunately these reports can be printed to screen first to ensure that things will look the way you want. This SmartList: [![](/img/blogger/42b5375e0fc16d5e.jpg)](/img/blogger/5bcedf088a41ae0b.jpg) Produces this report: [![](/img/blogger/84395247d760859f.jpg)](/img/blogger/7416ceefd85cebc2.jpg) Notice that the huge space after the account number forces items to the next line and Account Description is cut off. Originally Posted by Mark Polino at [1/25/2010 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/01/weekly-dynamic-printing-smartlist.html) --- # The Top Five Reasons To Have The Fixed Asset Module On Your ERP System – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-top-five-reasons-to-have-the-fixed-asset-module-on-your-erp-system-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2011-12-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Judy from Etelligent Solutions has The Top Five Reasons To Have The Fixed Asset Module On Your ERP System ![](/img/blogger/be485ac204630b24.jpg) --- # New Challenges and Opportunities for 2012 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-challenges-and-opportunities-for-2012/ - Date: 2011-12-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article It’s time for a new challenge so I’m making a change. Starting in January I’m moving out of direct consulting with Dynamics GP. My new challenge is to help build a Corporate Performance Management (CPM) practice at [I.B.I.S.](http://www.ibis.com/gb/northamerica/index.shtml) CPM generally involves financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting and planning. There is some overlap with Business Intelligence on the financial side but generally not operationally. We are looking to deliver CPM cross product so I’ll get to do some work with AX and CRM as well as with GP. This is an area where I have some significant experience. In addition to typical budget work, some of you know that a good chunk of the time that I spent as a CFO was directly involved with trying to sell our division. It’s really hard to imagine how many budget and forecast scenarios you can come up with in 8 months when the options include explosive expansion and severe contraction. I’ve also been involved in the CPM software selection process several times with a mix of products. Right now Microsoft’s CPM strategy is less than complete, especially for larger enterprises. We like what [deFacto](http://www.defactoglobal.com/) is delivering in terms of CPM,and we like the way they partner. Expect to hear more about that as time goes on. So what does this mean for the blog? Probably not much. I know that I tend to write about what I’m thinking about, it just doesn’t always get published when I’m thinking about it. Sometimes there are delays to protect everyone. You can probably expect to see a few more original pieces on CPM. I’m already deep into a brand new 50 Tips presentation so that will get done in 2012 and speaking is set for Convergence in Houston. I’ve also got a pile of GP related projects in the hopper for the next 3 months. It’s going to be a challenge to get everything done but frankly, I need a new challenge and I’m looking forward to this one. --- # Optimizing and Maintaining Performance for Microsoft Dynamics GP® 2010 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/optimizing-and-maintaining-performance-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-12-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Brand new from the Support and Services team is Optimizing and Maintaining Performance for Microsoft Dynamics GP® 2010 . I grabbed my copy yesterday and I’m looking forward to reading it before the new year. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: An Error while importing Analytical Accounting Budget - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-an-error-while-importing-analytical-accounting-budget/ - Date: 2011-12-28 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Development & Integration - Type: original article Budget imports have been a hot topic lately with lots of people searching for help. Mohammad Daoud digs into An Error while importing Analytical Accounting Budget and provides a solution. ![image](/img/blogger/88de6deb2ac6067e.png "image") --- # Importing GP Account Segment Descriptions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/importing-gp-account-segment-descriptions/ - Date: 2011-12-27 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions looks at Importing GP Account Segment Descriptions. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: eConnect POP Integration: Invalid Object Name PA10601 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-econnect-pop-integration-invalid-object-name-pa10601/ - Date: 2011-12-27 - Topics: Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud tackle a problem with eConnect POP Integration: Invalid Object Name PA10601 --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 64-bit Hyper-V Released! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-64-bit-hyper-v-released-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-12-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Microsoft comes news that the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 64-bit Hyper-V has been Released! This is really more relevant to partners than to end users but it’s still nice to see. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Workflow–Task Approval Page redirects to local server URL even if the used URL was published!! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-workflow-task-approval-page-redirects-to-local-server-url-even-if-the-used-url-was-published/ - Date: 2011-12-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud tackles a Dynamics GP Workflow problem –Task Approval Page redirects to local server URL even if the used URL was published!! [![image](/img/blogger/3fa6bd832320269a.png "image")](/img/blogger/7efcd119ba9e858c.png) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Extended Pricing Error - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-extended-pricing-error/ - Date: 2011-12-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad tackles a Dynamics GP Extended Pricing Error in his latest post [![image_thumb](/img/blogger/f3478207bf478d59.png "image_thumb")](/img/blogger/28a5035245640255.png) --- # It’s Dec. 20th: Accountants Brace for Deluge of Expense Reports – CPA Trendlines - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-dec-20th-accountants-brace-for-deluge-of-expense-reports-cpa-trendlines/ - Date: 2011-12-20 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Brace yourselves: It’s Dec. 20th: Accountants Brace for Deluge of Expense Reports. ![034/365](https://s.yimg.com/pw/images/en-us/photo_unavailable.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Project Accounting Access List - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-project-accounting-access-list/ - Date: 2011-12-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Project Accounting provides an option to control access to projects using the Access List on the Project Maintenance Card. Most of the consultants I know who use Project Accounting aren’t fans of controlling access to projects this way because it’s a  maintenance nightmare. I did however want to cover one aspect of this. Rather than adding access one user at a time, select the Icon next to the Project Number on the Employee Access List to open a wizard to allow adding employees in bulk, like from a class. The problem with the wizard is that it only adds the employees to the list. It doesn’t add the class so adding and subtracting employees to the class later doesn’t change the access list. Also, you can’t tell that employees were added from a class if you are trying to maintain the list based on classes. --- # Enrolling Employees in Health Insurance (User Snippet) – Accidental Administrator - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/enrolling-employees-in-health-insurance-user-snippet-accidental-administrator/ - Date: 2011-12-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article John Lowther  covers Enrolling Employees in Health Insurance (User Snippet) in his new Accidental Administrator column. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Hyper-V Image Set – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-hyper-v-image-set-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-12-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Jay Manley updates partners on the status of the Microsoft Dynamics GP Hyper-V Image Set I’m looking forward to playing with it. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – General Ledger Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-year-end-release-2011-general-ledger-year-end-close-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-14 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Wrapping up their year end process posts, the GP team shares Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – General Ledger Year End Close --- # DynamicAccounting.net on the iPhone - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-on-the-iphone/ - Date: 2011-12-13 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article I’ve been wresting with whether or not the developer fees and pain is worth creating an iPhone app for DynamicAccounting.net. Then I was blown away by the recently released Flipboard for the iPhone and how well [DynamicAccounting.net](/) looks on it. I’m assuming that this works on Flipboard for Android as well To add [DynamicAccounting.net](/) to Flipboard for the iPhone 1. Click a tile marked “More” 2. In “Search for Anything” enter [DynamicAccounting.net](/) 3. Pick [DynamicAccounting.net](/) under the RSS heading. Now you can view all the coolness of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) on your iPhone, iPad or Android device with Flipboard. --- # Dynamics GP Year End Close Resources – Etelligent Solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-year-end-close-resources-etelligent-solutions/ - Date: 2011-12-13 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Sheldon from Etelligent Solutions has collected a number of great resources on Year End Close for Dynamics GP. He’s also a fan of MyGPSearch.com and just a really nice guy. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Kill All Connections to an SQL Server Database - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-kill-all-connections-to-an-sql-server-database/ - Date: 2011-12-13 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohamad Daoud shows how to Kill All Connections to an SQL Server Database for maintenance. --- # Convergence 2012 Partner Only Event, March 17 – Save the Date! – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-partner-only-event-march-17-save-the-date-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kevin Machayya reminds us to save the date for a Convergence 2012 Partner Only Event, March 17. I’ll be there but then you probably expected that. --- # Dynamics Confessor Blogspot: W-2 Issues with Deceased Employees - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-confessor-blogspot-w-2-issues-with-deceased-employees/ - Date: 2011-12-12 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Leslie Vail tackles a tough subject, W-2 Issues with Deceased Employees. --- # Friday Fun–Business Travel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-business-travel/ - Date: 2011-12-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I confess. I have felt like this: --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group Announces 2011 All Star Award Recipients – GPUG Events & News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-user-group-announces-2011-all-star-award-recipients-gpug-events-news/ - Date: 2011-12-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Congratulations again to all of the Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group 2011 All Star Award Recipients --- # How to Lose Your LIFO Preserver - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-lose-your-lifo-preserver/ - Date: 2011-12-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article CFO.com looks at the impact of the loss of LIFO inventory valuation with IFRS. Fortunately Dynamics GP maintains the cost layers throughout so it’s possible to switch from LIFO to something else. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – Analytical Accounting Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-year-end-release-2011-analytical-accounting-year-end-close-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-07 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Support and Services blog continues their look at year end with Analytical Accounting Year End Close --- # Weekly Dynamic: Post to GL on Inventory Batch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-post-to-gl-on-inventory-batch/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This item came up recently and apparently I’m so old that I never looked at it this way. On an Inventory Transaction batch there is checkbox labeled “Post to General Ledger”. If you’ll remember in Posting Setup (Setup | Posting | Posting) you can set transactions to post “To” the GL or “Through” the GL. Generally posting “To” the GL means post to the subledger but stop the transaction at the GL and require separate GL posting. Well someone was setting up inventory and posting beginning balances. When they got to this screen they interpreted it literally. They thought that by ensuring that this box was checked that the transaction would post “To” the GL and that they would have the chance to delete the GL transaction before posting. Unfortunately that’s not how it works. This checkbox is a hold over. It’s another speed bump allowing the user to prevent sending the transaction into the GL posting process. If this box is checked, the GP posting settings kick in. In a nutshell, to post the Inventory subledger WITHOUT sending the transaction to the GL, you need to UNCHECK this box. d d d --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Quick and Dirty way to see Window Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-quick-and-dirty-way-to-see-window-resources/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly gives us a Quick and Dirty way to see Window Resources. [![](/img/blogger/a7fd6b4d978de645.jpg)](/img/blogger/6649808dfe24c6db.jpg) --- # Project Server and Business Portal…let the fighting begin! » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-server-and-business-portallet-the-fighting-begin-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Joe Tews is all bound up with Project Server and Business Portal…let the fighting begin! --- # Manually changing the SysData location…one more thing… » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/manually-changing-the-sysdata-locationone-more-thing-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Joe Tews looks at Manually changing the SysData location…one more thing… --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – Payables Management Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-year-end-release-2011-payables-management-year-end-close-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Microsoft Continues their Year End series with a look at Payables Management Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – Fixed Assets Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-year-end-release-2011-fixed-assets-year-end-close-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-12-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Microsoft ads to their year end support series with details on the Fixed Assets Year End Close --- # Is the Cloud on a Collision Course With Your Balance Sheet? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/is-the-cloud-on-a-collision-course-with-your-balance-sheet/ - Date: 2011-12-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Accounting & Career - Type: original article Sometimes the accounting gets lost in the…er…cloud. CFO.com has a look at New FASB IASB lease accounting rules and how they could affect some cloud services. --- # Clearing Recurring Amounts in GP 2010 | onza blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/clearing-recurring-amounts-in-gp-2010-onza-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong likes the new Clearing Recurring Amounts in feature in GP 2010 --- # Convergence 2012 . . . It’s closer than you think – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2012-its-closer-than-you-think-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-11-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Quietly sneaking up on you…Convergence 2012 . . . It’s closer than you think --- # Benefit/Deduction Summary window in Microsoft Dynamics GP Human Resources » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/benefitdeduction-summary-window-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-human-resources-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-30 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Gina Hoener tackles a bug in the Benefit/Deduction Summary window in Microsoft Dynamics GP Human Resources --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Pennsylvania Local Tax Act 32 » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-pennsylvania-local-tax-act-32-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Summit Group tackles Microsoft Dynamics GP and Pennsylvania Local Tax Act 32 --- # Trust The Designer – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/trust-the-designer-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2011-11-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My new Mad Mark community article is up now – Trust The Designer --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartList to My Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartlist-to-my-reports/ - Date: 2011-11-28 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This weeks Weekly Dynamics is one of those blinding flashes of obvious that we all miss. If you save a SmartList and make it visible only to “Current User” the SmartList is automatically added to My Reports on the Home Page. --- # Posting Interruptions in Accounts Payable – Check Runs | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/posting-interruptions-in-accounts-payable-check-runs-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-28 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Posting Interruptions in Accounts Payable – Check Runs --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Year End Release 2011 – Receivables Management Year End Close - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-payroll-year-end-release-2011-receivables-management-year-end-close/ - Date: 2011-11-28 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article While I was eating Turkey, Microsoft was putting out information about Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Year End Release 2011 – Receivables Management Year End Close --- # What will online accounting software be like 20 years from now? | WebSan Solutions Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-will-online-accounting-software-be-like-20-years-from-now-websan-solutions-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article WebSan wonders What will online accounting software be like 20 years from now? I don’t completely agree but it’s fun to speculate. --- # Be Thankful Dynamics GP Users – Jack Boyer’s ERP Blog-Dynamics GP – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/be-thankful-dynamics-gp-users-jack-boyers-erp-blog-dynamics-gp-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2011-11-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jack Boyer tells us to Be Thankful Dynamics GP Users. --- # Price Level Defaulting in SOP Entry | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/price-level-defaulting-in-sop-entry-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-22 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Price Level Defaulting in SOP Entry --- # Don’t be a Turkey. Register for Decisions Fall 2011 NOW! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-be-a-turkey-register-for-decisions-fall-2011-now/ - Date: 2011-11-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Thanksgiving Holiday is almost here in the U.S. but before you stuff yourself and forget that GP Day at Decisions Fall 2011 is Tuesday December 6, go register now. You’ll be busy the week after Thanksgiving and it’s easy to forget. Work is winding down already, folks will be out early, or out out altogether, tomorrow so today is the days to sign up! Don’t miss out on al of the great Dynamics GP content. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – Inventory Control Year End Close – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-year-end-release-2011-inventory-control-year-end-close-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-22 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services blog delivers a look at Microsoft Dynamics GP Year End Release 2011 – Inventory Control Year End Close --- # MR 2012 Functionality & Release Date - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mr-2012-functionality-release-date/ - Date: 2011-11-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article iSolutions has coverage of Management Reporter 2012 Functionality & Release Date. --- # Dynamics GP – Payroll If you cut two paychecks in one day and use the Reprint (duplicate) Pay Stub | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-payroll-if-you-cut-two-paychecks-in-one-day-and-use-the-reprint-duplicate-pay-stub-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-11-21 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article My colleagues Amy Walsh and Sandra Dodge have coverage of a payroll bug. If you cut two paychecks in one day and use the Reprint (duplicate) Pay Stub the totals aren’t correct. --- # Receivables Inquiry Window – YTD Sales Amount Logic | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-inquiry-window-ytd-sales-amount-logic-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar explores the Receivables Inquiry Window – YTD Sales Amount Logic in his new post. --- # Dynamics GP -Error when trying to print Bank Trans History Report using Audit Trail Code | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-error-when-trying-to-print-bank-trans-history-report-using-audit-trail-code-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-11-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article Amy Walsh has overage of an Error when trying to print Bank Trans History Report using Audit Trail Code --- # MyGPSearch.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mygpsearch-com/ - Date: 2011-11-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article At the GP Partner Connections conference a significant number of partners didn’t realize that Microsoft had opened up Dynamics GP Support for search engines. MyGPSearch.com is a custom search engine around Dynamics GP sites and it had already rolled the GP Support site in. MyGPSearch.com searches more than 100 blog, forum and support sites including support.Microsoft.com. I’m now talking to ISV’s about getting their support sites rolled in to ease the support burden. If you’re not using MyGPSearch.com now is the time to try it. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Year End Release 2011 – Install and Upgrade Tips and Tricks - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-payroll-year-end-release-2011-install-and-upgrade-tips-and-tricks/ - Date: 2011-11-16 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Kelly Youells looks at the new Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Year End Release 2011 – Install and Upgrade Tips and Tricks. Nobody does this Kelly so make sure that you read this. --- # Social Media for Microsoft Dynamics Partners - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/social-media-for-microsoft-dynamics-partners/ - Date: 2011-11-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jon Rivers (@Jon\_Rivers) and I presented a session at GP Partner Connections titled “Leveraging Your Online Presence to Turn Lost Opportunities into Wins – Social Media for Microsoft Dynamics Partners” The presentation was well received with participants challenging us on their social wins and struggles. Even folks who didn’t completely agree came up to us later with nuggets from the sessions that they were going to apply. One of the key pieces is the repurposing of information. Blog posts become ebooks that become webinars that are split into tweets and on and on. We don’t want it to be said that we aren’t willing to eat our own dog food. Along those lines we’ve expanded the presentation into an ebook available in PDF and Amazon Kindle formats from the link [http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#socialmedia](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#socialmedia "http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#socialmedia"). But there’s a catch. If you went to our GP Partner Connections presentation we gave you a code for a free copy. If you didn’t go to the session it will cost you $10. It’s more than worth the cost in my opinion so go check it out. ![Social Media for Microsoft Dynamics Partners](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4138%2BF9TLgL._BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA300_SH20_AA278_PIkin4,BottomRight,-31,22_AA300_SH20_OU01_.jpg) --- # Common questions for PM EFT in Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/common-questions-for-pm-eft-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-15 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog, Cheryl W. answers Common questions for PM EFT in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Reflections on the GPUG Summit 2011 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reflections-on-the-gpug-summit-2011/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article This was a fun Summit. I met a ton of people and I reconnected with a bunch as well. I’ve decided to just catch up everything I missed today so buckle up. Before that happens though I wanted to highlight a few things from the conference. - I’ve learned that it’s really hard for me to blog, tweet and update Facebook effectively when I’m doing a lot of speaking at a conference. Especially with a 3 hour time difference. I was hoping that some new folks would help pick up the slack. You’ll have to be the judge of whether or not that worked. - The second slide of EVERY one of my presentations pushes people to blog/tweet/facebook if they are having fun. Occasionally it works. I intend to flog that until it does. - It’s really hard to get the word out about new things like the 3+ year old Support Debugging Tool or the 18 month old [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) or an ISV solution. - The Microsoft team deserves kudos for taking shots in the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit and GPPC town halls. - Most folks did pretty well managing Vegas and still making sessions. I’m impressed. - It was fun having CRM, NAV and AX attendees in the area as well. They party well. - The 50 Tips sessions still deliver value and still get people excited. I guess I get to keep doing them. --- # Schedule of Year-End Closing Blog Posts for Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/schedule-of-year-end-closing-blog-posts-for-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Microsoft is working on a series of Year-End Closing Blog Posts for Dynamics GP. I’ll highlight the posts as they come but it’s great to see this kind of commitment from Microsoft. --- # Project Accounting View–iSolutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-accounting-view-isolutions/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data - Type: original article iSolutions has a new Project Accounting View for pulling data out GP’s Project Accounting module. --- # Belinda, the GP CSI: Microsoft Dynamics GP Prepare for your 1099’s - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/belinda-the-gp-csi-microsoft-dynamics-gp-prepare-for-your-1099s/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Belinda the GP CSI has a nice video to help you Prepare for your 1099’s in Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Microsoft releases Sure Step 2012 — Navigate Into Success - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-releases-sure-step-2012-navigate-into-success/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sure Step 2012 is out and Vjekoslav Babic has coverage at Microsoft releases Sure Step 2012 . Yes we learn things from Dynamics NAV folks too. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Purchase Order Commitments View - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-purchase-order-commitments-view/ - Date: 2011-11-14 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud gives us a Purchase Order Commitments View --- # GPUG Summit Recap Part 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-recap-part-1/ - Date: 2011-11-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This #GPSummit has been a lot of fun and a little surreal. – Congrats to the GPUG all star winners. My personal opinion is that they should really call it the Bob McAdam award. He is a tireless GPUG champion. Just don’t make it a memorial award. We want him around. – To everyone who attended one of my sessions, bought a book or laughed at my lame jokes, thank you again for being a part of #GPSummit. – I learned something in Vanessa’s Field Service class. She truly is the queen of Field Service. I loved the quizzes too. – It was a little surreal to have folks walk up with a copy of my book full of sticky notes and ask specific questions about certain tips. – I truly felt like a rock star when Kelly Youells bought my book. For those of us in the trenches she is a true rock star at Microsoft. – We had some audio problems with David Musgrave’s Support Debugging Tool video so Mariano and I winged it. Apologies to everyone and thanks for your patience. – The closing session was way too much fun. I will talk more about what was announced separately. More later… --- # Business Portal 5.0 or 5.1 Human Resources Self Service Suite e-mail notifications are not working – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-portal-5-0-or-5-1-human-resources-self-service-suite-e-mail-notifications-are-not-working-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-09 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog, Terry Heley tackles a problems where Business Portal 5.0 or 5.1 Human Resources Self Service Suite e-mail notifications are not working --- # Sexy Like Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sexy-like-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-11-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Jon Rivers of Data Masons interviewed me and the interview is up at http://t.co/4k4b4qQ8. Check out how Brad Pitt fits into this whole thing. --- # GPUG Academy Training - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-academy-training/ - Date: 2011-11-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I wrapped up a 4 hour training session on GP Administration Made Easy yesterday for [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Academy. The class was a lot of fun and we had some great questions and comments. I noticed that one class participant had to step out several time and I was concerned that they had a work issue and weren’t getting what they needed out of the class. I was also worried that they would crush me on the survey. What can I say, I’m vain, but you knew that. At the end, this participant came up to get their CPE form signed. They commented that the class was great and they learned so much that they stepped out to call the office and have them implement some of the things they learned. I was blown away. Folks were walking out of the class to get their colleagues to implement things they were learning. If you haven’t looked at [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Academy training dig into it. There are some great sessions and they are more than worth the cost. --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #10 – Credit Limit Check Skip in Receivables Transaction Entry (using SQL Execute in SDT) | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-10-credit-limit-check-skip-in-receivables-transaction-entry-using-sql-execute-in-sdt-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-08 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar continues his SDT fun with Support Debugging Tool Customization #10 – Credit Limit Check Skip in Receivables Transaction Entry (using SQL Execute in SDT) | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing --- # Weekly Dynamic: ReQLogic Mobile Opening Attachments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-reqlogic-mobile-opening-attachments/ - Date: 2011-11-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article We’ve been doing a lot of work with ReQLogic lately and with a client wanting to get the most out of ReQLogic mobile. The client wanted to be able to open and review attachments prior to approval without having to separately download the attachment and go find the attachment to open it. Specifically, they were looking at PDF, Excel and Word files.  After much trial and error we’ve got some suggestions. One note, ALL mobile devices download the file in the background, the key here is that they would like the download and open step to be transparent. - iPhone – iPhone handles this without any adjustments. - iPad – The iPad handles this without adjustments and the ReQLogic regular site works fine as well. - Android – For some reason the default Android browser had problems with this scenario. Downloading Opera MOBILE (not mini) and accessing the ReQLogic mobile site solved the issue. Most Android devices seem to come with the QuickOffice viewer installed which allows viewing PDF and Office files. - Blackberry – Blackberry will download and open the files in two steps but we haven’t been able make this work in a single, easy step for users. - Windows Phone 7 – None of the users at this location have Windows Phone 7 devices so we couldn’t test this. --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #9 – Credit Limit Check Skip in Receivables Transaction Entry (using Native Dexterity Save Logic) | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-9-credit-limit-check-skip-in-receivables-transaction-entry-using-native-dexterity-save-logic-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-07 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar keeps cranking out interest Support Debugging Tools customizations like Support Debugging Tool Customization #9 – Credit Limit Check Skip in Receivables Transaction Entry (using Native Dexterity Save Logic) --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Translations in Integration Manager - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-translations-in-integration-manager/ - Date: 2011-11-03 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Frank Hamelly digs into Translations in Integration Manager [![](/img/blogger/7b36e7b5fd74c854.jpg)](/img/blogger/aec678ed048224eb.jpg) --- # Business Portal Query Error – Cannot find table 0 – andy.nifong - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-portal-query-error-cannot-find-table-0-andy-nifong/ - Date: 2011-11-03 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Andy Nifong helps us with Business Portal Query Error – Cannot find table 0 in his new post. --- # Smartlist Builder Example – Sub Query Restriction Prototype | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlist-builder-example-sub-query-restriction-prototype-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article Sivakumar gives us a Smartlist Builder Example – Sub Query Restriction Prototype --- # How do you setup a Payroll Garnishment in Microsoft Dynamics GP? – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-do-you-setup-a-payroll-garnishment-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-02 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services blog answers How do you setup a Payroll Garnishment in Microsoft Dynamics GP? --- # GPUG Summit 2011 Ramp Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2011-ramp-up/ - Date: 2011-11-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GPUG Summit is right around the corner. We’ve been working our behinds off getting ready and if you haven’t signed up yet there is still room to squeeze you in. If you’re unsure or if you’re already headed to Summit check out A Yeti’s Guide to the GPUG Summit 2011 to have some fun learning about the conference. I’ve got a couple of friends that you need to drop by and say hi to at the Summit. First be sure to stop by Reporting Central’s booth and say hi to Gianmarco Salzano .While you’re there, check out The Closer and The Validator GP. For some fun with Reporting Central, download out [Wiseguy](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/short-stories.html#wiseguy) with a free code from their website. Second, make sure that you visit [Fastpath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) to look at their security, audit and Active Directory solutions for Dynamics GP. I had some fun with [Fastpath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) in [Wanda’s Wicked Workshop](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/short-stories.html). Finally, I’ll be speaking or  in the Mekorma lounge signing books and tackling questions throughout the Summit. Drop by and say hi any time. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: What is ERP? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-what-is-erp/ - Date: 2011-11-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud goes very basic asking What is ERP? --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #8 – Displaying Long Item Descriptions on SOP Blank Invoice | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-8-displaying-long-item-descriptions-on-sop-blank-invoice-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-11-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar continues to creatively hack Dynamics GP with the Support Debugging tool. This time it’s Support Debugging Tool Customization #8 – Displaying Long Item Descriptions on SOP Blank Invoice --- # Yes Virginia, you CAN post to a closed fiscal period! » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/yes-virginia-you-can-post-to-a-closed-fiscal-period-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-11-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Gina Hoener has a though provoking post at The Summit Group’s blog. Her post, Yes Virginia, you CAN post to a closed fiscal period!, complains that when posting manual payments, a client posted a transaction with the subledger transaction date in a closed period but since the GL period was open the transaction posted. I replicated Gina’s event and what’s happening is that the posting date is properly coming from the batch based on system settings. The batch posting date was for a future period that was open for both the subledger and GL so this transaction properly posted. The key is that the posting date in the subledger and in the GL are both in the open period. Even if when posting outside of a batch, the transaction date is not necessarily the posting date. For transactional posting, the posting date comes from the posting date behind the expansion button on the transaction date. They may default to the same date but they don’t have to be the same. For proper balancing you have compare posting date in the subledger to posting date in the GL NOT transaction date. We understand this intuitively in Payables. An invoice that is six month old suddenly shows up in the mail. We date the invoice six months ago for proper aging but it posts to the current period. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Data Level Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-data-level-security/ - Date: 2011-11-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is playing with some ideas around Dynamics GP Data Level Security [![image](/img/blogger/516bb0043b251fe4.png "image")](/img/blogger/103b52b355238f67.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Last User Fun - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-last-user-fun/ - Date: 2011-10-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article The Dex.ini file holds the last user to log in using the SQLLastUser field. The problem is that the next user gets changed automatically by Dynamics GP. In Terminal Server or Citrix environments this is a pain because users rarely see their own name. With the Support Debugging Tool this can be changed during login to a blank user, a specific user or even a non-user if you want to leave a 15 character message. In the Support Debugging Tool pick Options | Dex.ini Configuration. - In the Setting or Search String box key SQLLastUser. - Leave Silent checked - Uncheck Log - Add the user or message in the value field. Select OK or Apply when done. Now when a user logs in they see the User ID specified in value field. Try not to support your favorite sports team this way. It’s obnoxious. For example you could use “sys down tonite” (spelling to fit 15 char limit) to remind folks of an outage tonight or “TS due Mon 5pm” (14 char) as reminder that timesheets are due. We use it a one client to show “Loading…” to keeps users from interrupting while [FastPath’s ConfigAD](http://www.gofastpath.com/) does it’s magic of populating the login via Active Directory. --- # Payroll Detail Posting – a new feature in GP 2010 | onza solutions » blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/payroll-detail-posting-a-new-feature-in-gp-2010-onza-solutions-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-31 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amanda Wong has information on Payroll Detail Posting – a new feature in GP 2010. [H.T. to Jivtesh. I missed this one the first time around.] --- # How will Microsoft Dynamics GP handle the 2012 Electronic Requirement for Child Support Garnishments? – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-will-microsoft-dynamics-gp-handle-the-2012-electronic-requirement-for-child-support-garnishments-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Terry Heley answers the question How will Microsoft Dynamics GP handle the 2012 Electronic Requirement for Child Support Garnishments? The answer is the Payroll Integration to Payables (PIP) free add on from Microsoft. Check out Terry’s post for more information. --- # You cannot open Microsoft Dynamics GP now because another user is entering Multicurrency access information. – Blog – andy.nifong - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-cannot-open-microsoft-dynamics-gp-now-because-another-user-is-entering-multicurrency-access-information-blog-andy-nifong/ - Date: 2011-10-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Andy Nifong addresses the error You cannot open Microsoft Dynamics GP now because another user is entering Multicurrency access information in Dynamics GP. --- # Why Does GP Always Have to Carry the Integration Load? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-does-gp-always-have-to-carry-the-integration-load/ - Date: 2011-10-26 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article I look at why GP ends up carrying so much of the integration load when other systems are involved in my new post Dynamics GP Integration Flexibility and Frustration up now at the Dynamics Community site. --- # Have you heard of Social Security Randomization and how does this affect Microsoft Dynamics GP? – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/have-you-heard-of-social-security-randomization-and-how-does-this-affect-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services Block tackles Social Security Randomization and how  this affects Microsoft Dynamics GP in a new post up now. --- # MSDynamicsWorld’s Decisions Fall 2011 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/msdynamicsworlds-decisions-fall-2011/ - Date: 2011-10-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you’re not registered for MSDynamicsWorld’s Decisions Fall 2011 virtual conference, now is the time. The conference is stuffed full of great speakers, you can attend from your desk and while it doesn’t cost anything in cash, Decisions does provide a great return on investment for a more valuable asset, your time. Sign up now. Don’t wait. I’m speaking and you won’t want to miss it. --- # GP2themax – Helping users get the ‘max’ from Dynamics GP: Place an Auto Hold on SO Generated POs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-helping-users-get-the-max-from-dynamics-gp-place-an-auto-hold-on-so-generated-pos/ - Date: 2011-10-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Frank Hamelly shows how to Place an Auto Hold on SO Generated POs. ![](/img/blogger/a60950d6da5cdccd.jpg) --- # Updating the Year stamp on the W4 in HRMSSS/Business Portal – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updating-the-year-stamp-on-the-w4-in-hrmsssbusiness-portal-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2011-10-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog comes help with Updating the Year stamp on the W4 in HRMSSS/Business Portal --- # Weekly Dynamic: PM Keys Corruption and econnect - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pm-keys-corruption-and-econnect/ - Date: 2011-10-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Ok this one is a little complicated. In the GP interface when you open a Payables Transaction it reserves a voucher number. Once the voucher is saved the number can’t be reused. If the voucher is discarded, GP will reuse up to 1,000 numbers back and properly manage the numbers to avoid wasting discarded voucher numbers. If this gets screwed up you get duplicate PM\_Key errors.The fix is easy enough, run checklinks on Payables and increase the next voucher number in Payables setup. But we ran into a scenario where this kept recurring and it seemed to be related to an integration but we couldn’t pin it down. We sent the details off to Microsoft and they figured it out. GP manages the next voucher and econnect also manages the next number. What seems to have been happening is: - A user would reserve an voucher number in AP - An econnect based integration would bring in more than 1,000 payables transactions. - The user would discard their voucher and release the voucher number - GP would then reset the next voucher number to the discarded voucher resulting in duplicate PM Keys and our error. The kicker is the 1,000 record limit. This seems to be hard coded in GP.  If this happens with an integration of less than 1,000 records, GP works correctly. Additionally, in our scenario, the main AP processing takes place on the east coast and many of the large AP integrations are run from a west coast office. This means that often the timing of the integrations worked to prevent this error. That’s why it was so sporadic. Microsoft doesn’t have a great fix, don’t run large econnect integrations while processing AP or keep AP integrations below 1,000 records. We chose to manage AP voucher numbers ourselves via econnect and not use the econnect process to get the next voucher number. --- # Weekly Review: Schedule Backups from Within Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-schedule-backups-from-within-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-10-20 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9 and up allows you to schedule backups from within the application. You’ll need to be logged in to GP as an administrator and you’ll need to be on the server. Go to File-Backup. Enter the system password if you’ve set one. The backup window opens, pick Schedule. 1. Name the backup schedule 2. Pick the database to backup or backup the system databases 3. Enter the backup path (this must be a path on the local server) 4. Select the days to backup and the time. The time is entered is in a 24 hour format 5. Pick how often to delete old backups 6. Click Save. –SQL Agent MUST be running when you click save– This process creates a job in the SQL agent with the information entered. You can modify the job through the GP interface or via SQL to set more advanced options (like notifications). No, I don’t expect DBA’s to be using this, they’ll create their own SQL Jobs, but if you don’t have a dedicated DBA, this is a good start. You’ll still need to move the backups off the server for real protection but that’s easier with today’s portable hard drives. There’s no excuse for not backing up your Dynamics GP installation now. ![](/img/blogger/e83aa86318c02322.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [11/12/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/11/weekly-review-scheduling-backups-in.html) --- # EFT computer batches going to Batch Recovery in Payables Management – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/eft-computer-batches-going-to-batch-recovery-in-payables-management-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog comes help with EFT computer batches going to Batch Recovery in Payables Management --- # Weekly Dynamic: Export Solutions Document Field Length - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-export-solutions-document-field-length/ - Date: 2011-10-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I ran into this the other day while building a SmarList Export Solution. The Document field length is 80 characters.In today’s network environments, it’s easy to get more than 80 characters in the file path.  If you use the folder icon to pick the file name, it will allow you to pick a path name longer than 80 characters and then truncate it at 80. This means the everything will look right but the Export Solution won’t work. There’s only one good solution and that’s to reduce the number of characters by moving or renaming the file. --- # Using Management Reporter to connect a demo company in Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-management-reporter-to-connect-a-demo-company-in-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-17 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog comes a look at Using Management Reporter to connect a demo company in Dynamics GP --- # Printing Subtotals in the Footer of the last page using Microsoft Dynamics GP Word Templates – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/printing-subtotals-in-the-footer-of-the-last-page-using-microsoft-dynamics-gp-word-templates-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-17 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Andy Sather explains Printing Subtotals in the Footer of the last page using Microsoft Dynamics GP Word Templates. --- # Weekly Review: Retention on Time and Material Projects in Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-retention-on-time-and-material-projects-in-project-accounting/ - Date: 2011-10-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Retention (also commonly called Retainage) is a process where amounts (typically a flat percentage) are held back each sales invoice until a project is complete as a form of performance guarantee. Typically, once the final project milestones are met and approved, the vendor has to submit a final invoice to bill the amounts that have previously been retained. By default, the Project Accounting module in Dynamics GP 10 supports Retention for Fixed Price project only. This is the most common scenario. But, I recently ran across a client who needed retention functionality for Time and Materials type projects. If all of the elements are there, this can be accomplished without any customization. In a nutshell, the Trade Discount functionality, if it is not being used elsewhere, can effectively masquerade for retention. Here is how you can make it work. **Setup:** - Set the Discount Percentage on the Project Billing Settings screen to the retention percentage. - Set the Trade Discount account in Posting Accounts to a balance sheet account to hold the retained amounts. - Create a Retention Cost Category to hold the final billing of retention. - Trade Discount will need to be renamed as Retention on any related invoices **Billing:** - Process billing transactions normally using cycle biller or billing entry. GP will automatically subtract the trade discount crediting revenue and debiting the retention account. **Project Completion:** Billing retention is typically a bit of a production. Normally there are significant contractual requirements and signatures required before final billing can be completed. Once that is done, there are few things required in Project Accounting to bill the final amounts. - Use a SmartList to obtain the total amount retained using the Trade Discount field from Billing. - Process a billable Miscellaneous Log transaction for zero cost. - Remove the Discount Percentage prior to final billing to avoid calculating retention on the retention amount. - Alternatively, zero out the Trade Discount amount on the final billing prior to posting. - Create an invoice via Billing Entry and set the amount to be billed equal to the amount retained. - Print and post normally **Reporting:** - When reviewing projects, the amounts retained are ready visible in each billing transaction in the Trade Discount field. - The retained amounts also appear in SmartLists as Trade Discounts. In SmartList favorites this field can easily be renamed to Retention. While less common in T&M projects, retention can be required there as well. Assuming that the Trade Discount field is available, this simple workaround allows accounting for retention on T&M projects without customization. Originally Posted by Mark at [11/02/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/11/weekly-dynamic-retention-on-time-and.html) --- # 2011 Year-End What and When is Microsoft Dynamics GP Releasing? – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2011-year-end-what-and-when-is-microsoft-dynamics-gp-releasing-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-12 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services blog has more information about 2011 Year-End updates including What and When Microsoft is Releasing. --- # How to resize your logo in Microsoft Dynamics GP Word Templates | onza solutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-resize-your-logo-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-word-templates-onza-solutions/ - Date: 2011-10-12 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Over at Onza Solutions, Amanda Wong shows How to resize your logo in Microsoft Dynamics GP Word Templates --- # Adding Exit and Close All Windows button to the Dynamics GP Toolbar | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/adding-exit-and-close-all-windows-button-to-the-dynamics-gp-toolbar-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-10-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article My colleague Amy Walsh shows how to add Exit and Close All Windows button to the Dynamics GP Toolbar --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #7 – Receiving Unit Cost Threshold Validation | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-7-receiving-unit-cost-threshold-validation-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-10-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar adds to his Support Debugging Tool Customizations with Receiving Unit Cost Threshold Validation --- # Weekly Dynamic: POP Cost Defaulter - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pop-cost-defaulter/ - Date: 2011-10-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article By default Microsoft Dynamics GP gets the Last Invoice Cost on a Purchase Order from Inventory setup in Cards | Inventory | Vendors. If you would like the Last Invoice Cost to default from the Inventory Current Cost or Standard Cost you can do that with the free POP Cost Defaulter utility that is part of the Professional Services Tools Library (PSTL). POP Cost Default is easy to use. Simply check the box next to the tool to activate it. Mark the radio button and hit next to set it up. Setup is ridiculously easy. Pick where you want the cost to default from and click Ok. That’s all there is to it to changing the source of your Last Invoice Cost on P.O.’s --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Workflow Installation – The selected website is not a SharePoint site - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-workflow-installation-the-selected-website-is-not-a-sharepoint-site/ - Date: 2011-10-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Excel & Office - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is back with a solution to Dynamics GP Workflow Installation – The selected website is not a SharePoint site. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Workflow – Workflow is incorrectly activated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-workflow-workflow-is-incorrectly-activated/ - Date: 2011-10-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article There are lots of workflow things going on in Mohammad’s life recently. The latest is Workflow is incorrectly activated ![image](/img/blogger/2c6c3cb74fed949b.png "image") --- # Weekly Review: Copy Headings and Data from SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-copy-headings-and-data-from-sql/ - Date: 2011-10-06 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### Doing data validation, database compares and other queries in SQL Server is a pretty common occurrence when working with Dynamics GP, especially during implementation. Often this involves running a SQL query in Management Studio and pasting the results into a spreadsheet or document. Many people don’t know that a feature in Management Studio is the ability to copy the headings as well as the results with copy and paste. ##### This is not just a new feature in SQL 2008 but it works in SQL 2005, the feature is just not on by default. To turn it on, select Tools-Options in SQL Server Management Studio. Expand Query Results with the +. Expand SQL Server. Select Results to Grid and check the box “Include Column headers when copying or saving the results.” Click Ok. ##### ##### I felt dumb when I found this the first time but I feel brilliant every time I show it to someone else! Originally Posted by Mark at [10/19/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/10/weekly-dynamic-copy-headings-and-data.html) --- # GPUG Academy Professional Certification in Accounts Payable – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-academy-professional-certification-in-accounts-payable-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-10-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is highlighting the GPUG Academy Professional Certification in Accounts Payable. Frankly, I think that this is a great idea. The Microsoft certifications are geared toward implementing products. As a controller I manager to hire a few people who could be productive with GP on day 1 but it was hit or miss. Hopefully this can provide some reassurance that candidates actually know what they are doing in GP Payables. --- # Year End Payroll Updates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-payroll-updates/ - Date: 2011-10-06 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099 - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article We’ve heard from Microsoft that there will definitely be year end payroll updates coming for Dynamics GP. Expect to see a series of updates but hopefully not nearly as many as last year. Some changes, like W-2 and W-3 forms, are known and Microsoft is working on delivering those updates before the holiday rush. Other changes to payroll rules are still in the works in Washington and Microsoft is waiting on final outcomes before they can start coding updates. These will be delivered closer to year end. Even Microsoft has to wait on the government. This is also a reminder that GP 9 is no longer supported for payroll updates and won’t be getting them. If you’re in the middle of upgrading from GP 9 hurry up! --- # When trying to email a Word Template you get the following message: An unknown error has occurred – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/when-trying-to-email-a-word-template-you-get-the-following-message-an-unknown-error-has-occurred-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-05 - Topics: Excel & Office, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services blog comes some help for When trying to email a Word Template you get the following message: An unknown error has occurred --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP soon to offer 64-bit Hyper-V images only – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-soon-to-offer-64-bit-hyper-v-images-only-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-10-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article We’ve mentioned this before but now Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP confirms that Microsoft Dynamics GP soon to offer 64-bit Hyper-V images only If you’re a partner running a cranky old laptop now is the time to upgrade. --- # Merit Matters Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merit-matters-blog/ - Date: 2011-10-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Merit Matters explores the benefits of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) in their latest posting. --- # Two new offers announced – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/two-new-offers-announced-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-10-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft has Two new offers around Dynamics GP. I’ll keep you in suspense. Hit the link to find out how to save some dough. --- # Wiseguy now Available for iPad, Nook and More - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/wiseguy-now-available-for-ipad-nook-and-more/ - Date: 2011-10-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve had some requests to make my short stories available for the iPad, specifically via iBooks. **Now, Wiseguy is available for the iPad as an iBook**. Simply search the book section in iTunes for Wiseguy or Polino and you’ll find it. There’s no easy way to link to it in iTunes that I can find. Of course it’s also available as a Kindle book which can be read on the iPad, iPhone, all Android devices, Windows Phone 7, old Windows Mobile devices and the Blackberry platform. In true Ronco style…there’s more! It’s also available for the [Nook via Barnes and Noble.](http://www.barnesandnoble.com/noresults/2940011515101) And its available in the epub format and more via Smashwords. I’m excited about the availability of Wiseguy on all of these platforms because it gives me a chance to experiment with different distribution platforms in preparation for some other things I’m writing. I know that folks love to get these for free but if I’m going to put the work to format the stories for other platforms, you guys are going have to come up with 99 cents to support it. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Transaction Aborted…in table ‘dbo.deleted’ - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-transaction-abortedin-table-dbo-deleted/ - Date: 2011-10-03 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article We complain a lot when an error message does a poor job of leading us to the answer. I thought that I would highlight a case where the error message was right on. We had a client get the error message: [Microsoft][SQL Native Client][SQL Server]Transaction aborted when accessing versioned row in table ‘dbo.deleted’ in database XXX. Requested versioned row was now found. Your tempdb is probably out of space. Please refer to BOL on how to configure temp. Sure enough, tempdb had run out of space. For the acronym challenged, BOL is “Books on Line” the help manual for SQL Server. Restarting the service cleared out tempdb and allowed processing to continue. Interestingly, we got this error in a number of different places, some folks got it when logging in, others got it while working with GL transactions. When I went to review the issue, I got two messages: GPS Error: 85 and SQL Server Error 1101. The GPS Error 85 can be cause by a number of things but looking up the SQL Server Error 1101 kept bringing me back to tempdb being out of space. GP was trying to tell us something, we just had to listen. --- # Dynamics GP Partner Town Hall Meeting with Microsoft’s Jeff Edwards – Oct 19, 2011 – GPUG Events & News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-partner-town-hall-meeting-with-microsofts-jeff-edwards-oct-19-2011-gpug-events-news/ - Date: 2011-10-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Partners and ISV’s check out the Dynamics GP Partner Town Hall Meeting with Microsoft’s Jeff Edwards – Oct 19, 2011 --- # MVP Renewed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-renewed/ - Date: 2011-10-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The good folks at Microsoft have seen fit to renew my MVP status for another year. All I can say is thank you to everyone who has visited the site, attended a 50 Tips presentation, followed me on Twitter or took a chance on the book. It looks like Sivakumar got renewed as well, congratulations! --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Partner Connections Conference 2011 – Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-partner-connections-conference-2011-microsoft-dynamics-partner-community-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re a partner, join me and other partners in Las Vegas for GP Partner Connections where can all learn together how to get more out of Dynamics GP for our businesses and our clients. Check out Kevin Machayya’s post Microsoft Dynamics GP Partner Connections Conference 2011 for more. --- # Account Level Security and Creating New GL Accounts | | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/account-level-security-and-creating-new-gl-accounts-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-09-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Account Level Security and Creating New GL Accounts. What could go wrong? --- # Where the GL Distribution Account Info is Stored for a Payroll Posting in Microsoft Dynamics GP » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/where-the-gl-distribution-account-info-is-stored-for-a-payroll-posting-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payroll & HR - Type: original article The Summit Group finds Where the GL Distribution Account Info is Stored for a Payroll Posting in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Weekly billing frequency in Contract Administration for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-billing-frequency-in-contract-administration-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-28 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services blog takes a look at Weekly billing frequency in Contract Administration for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 --- # Difference between a Bank Transaction and Bank Transfer in Microsoft Dynamics GP » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/difference-between-a-bank-transaction-and-bank-transfer-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article The Summit Group looks at the Difference between a Bank Transaction and Bank Transfer in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Add Item option in POP and SOP | | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/add-item-option-in-pop-and-sop-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-09-28 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at the Add Item option in POP and SOP in his latest post. --- # You, Me and GPUG Academy - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-me-and-gpug-academy/ - Date: 2011-09-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My friend, competitor and lover of a football team who once wore creamsicle uniforms, Bob McAdam has been doing some great guest blogging here at [DynamicAccounting.net](/). As much as it pains me to admit that Bob is right about anything, he is absolutely right about the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit and GPUG Academy. [![](/img/blogger/e15831aa9c825fb3.jpg)](/img/blogger/e7214ab6a62daa5d.jpg) For those of you thinking about going to the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit take a look at the GPUG Academy too. Sometimes, a conference session just isn’t enough to adequately cover a particular topic. Sometimes people don’t learn well without being about to try things for themselves. That’s what GPUG Academy is all about. GPUG Academy is providing classroom learning options immediately before the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit. For example, I’m teaching a 4 hour class on Administration Made Easy for Dynamics GP. No this is not a 1/2 hour of handing out business cards and saying call me followed by 3 1/2 hours of beer. That’s what parties are for after the sessions. This class has serious, hands on tips for administering GP using your laptop and a virtual GP environment. It’s hands on, down and dirty. There are a bunch of sessions available but enrollment is capped to ensure appropriate personal attention. You’ll need to hurry to get the class you want. If you want personal attention in Bob’s class, wear an ugly orange jersey with “Williams” on the back. --- # Email option is unavailable for SOP transactions – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/email-option-is-unavailable-for-sop-transactions-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I’m catching up on a few things I marked to blog about but haven’t yet. Up first is a post from the Dynamics GP Support and Services blog on Email option is unavailable for SOP transactions --- # Jumping on the Windows 8 van wagon – IMHO With The Dynamics GP Blogster - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/jumping-on-the-windows-8-van-wagon-imho-with-the-dynamics-gp-blogster/ - Date: 2011-09-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Mariano digs into some of the questions around Dynamics GP and Jumping on the Windows 8 van wagon --- # GPUG Academy offering classroom training in Las Vegas this November - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-academy-offering-classroom-training-in-las-vegas-this-november/ - Date: 2011-09-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [![](/img/blogger/e15831aa9c825fb3.jpg)](/img/blogger/e7214ab6a62daa5d.jpg) Did you know that the GPUG Academy is hosting live classroom events at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas just prior to [GPUG Summit 2011](http://www.gpugsummit.com/home)? Have you seen the ***long*** list of GPUG Academy classes being offered this time around?! This year’s GPUG Summit 2011 will be the largest one ever, but the GPUG Academy is growing fast, too, and if you or your colleagues are behind on GP training or simply want to become proficient with a new module or tool, signing up for live classroom training is an excellent way to make the most out of your trip to Las Vegas this November. This year there are over 20 classroom events being offered, such as: - **Introduction to Management Reporter (MR)** – more & more users are looking to learn about FRx’s successor and the GPUG Academy is ready to assist. Find out where MR is similar to FRx and more importantly, where it differs. - **The Dynamics GP Smorgasbord** – taught by yours truly, Bob McAdam, Mark’s former colleague from a few years back. This class is aimed at newer users to help speed up their acclimation to Dynamics GP. We’ll discuss & review lots of different areas in GP, not just one or two, so you’ll be ‘fully integrated’ in no time! Extend your trip to Las Vegas today (you deserve it, after all) by checking out these classes along with all the other Academy offerings at http://www.dynamiccommunities.com/Summit2011/GPUG/training.html and begin the process of getting you & your colleagues smarter on Microsoft Dynamics GP today! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Update User Date - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-update-user-date/ - Date: 2011-09-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In the past we’ve talked about what happens when GP is open after midnight. By default, a window opens asking if you want to change the date to tomorrow. You can turn that off with a Dex.ini switch: SuppressDateChangeDialog=TRUE This suppresses the date dialog but doesn’t update the date. If you want to update the date silently instead you need the Update User Date utility, a free utility that is part of the Professional Service Tools Library from Microsoft. Activating this tool will update the date silently after midnight. You do need to have SuppressDateChangeDialog=TRUE set in the Dex.ini file too. --- # Blog – General Ledger Posting Setup – Post To vs Post Through - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/blog-general-ledger-posting-setup-post-to-vs-post-through/ - Date: 2011-09-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article iSolutions looks at General Ledger Posting Setup – Post To vs Post Through. No matter how many times this gets covered it’s always worth reading again. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 12 and Silverlight - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-12-and-silverlight/ - Date: 2011-09-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I was deeply embedded at iSight, our customer conference, over the last two and that gave me opportunity to get some perspective on a little GP 12/Silverlight controversy that popped up without posting rashly. First MSDynamicsWorld chimed in with [Microsoft Dynamics GP 12’s Silverlight Plans Unchanged Despite Windows 8 Plug-In Limitations](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/microsoft-dynamics-gp-12s-silverlight-plans-unchanged-despite-windows-8-plug-limitations?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+msdynamicsworld/news+%28Microsoft+Dynamics+News%29&utm_content=Google+Reader) Then Microsoft clarified with Microsoft Dynamics GP 12 Our Windows 8 Vision. Here are my thoughts: - It’s not unusual for the Windows team to be way ahead of everyone else. Even the Office team has gotten caught in the past. - There is a lot of confusion in the marketplace around what will run on a Windows 8 Desktop vs. a Windows 8 Metro UI interface and what will run on an Intel tables vs. an ARM Tablet (and possibly a phone). - If every team at MS changed course mid stream every time a new direction was announced nothing would ever ship and to quote Robert Scoble “Shipping is a feature”. The classic example of this is of course the video game Duke Nukem Forever which took a whopping 14 years to release because they were “Forever” chasing the latest and greatest game engine only to see the release immediately panned. - I think Silverlight is a good choice for GP 12. It’s also kind of funny that after years of picking on Dexterity for being old we now see folks picking on Silverlight for not being new enough. Frankly, with what I have seen of GP 12 so far, it’s going to do 2 things: - Totally rock when released - Well position the product to move forward --- # Weekly Dynamic: SOP GL Reference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sop-gl-reference/ - Date: 2011-09-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Previously we’ve looked at where the GL Reference comes from for POP transactions. Today we’ll look at where the GL Reference comes from for SOP transactions. Unlike POP where the GL Reference is on the Distribution window, for SOP transactions, it’s hidden behind the expansion button next to the Document Number. --- # Bank Reconciliation and Voided Checks | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bank-reconciliation-and-voided-checks-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-09-19 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Bank Reconciliation and Voided Checks --- # SQL Reporting Services Error- Maximum request length exceeded - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-reporting-services-error-maximum-request-length-exceeded/ - Date: 2011-09-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article iSolutions digs into SQL Reporting Services Error- Maximum request length exceeded --- # Indicator to specify single page or multi page customer statements | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/indicator-to-specify-single-page-or-multi-page-customer-statements-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-09-19 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar shows us how to create an Indicator to specify single page or multi page customer statements ![](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1461006957&rver=6.7.6640.0&wp=MBI_SSL&wreply=https:%2F%2Fsocial.microsoft.com:443%2FForums%2Fgetfile%2F11926%2F%3Fprof%3Drequired%26stoAI%3D10&id=254354) --- # Mythbusting: Yes MACRS depreciation works just fine in Dynamics GP – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mythbusting-yes-macrs-depreciation-works-just-fine-in-dynamics-gp-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior/ - Date: 2011-09-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve got a new article up in my Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior column at the Dynamics Community sit. It’s Mythbusting time and while, sadly, I don’t get to blow things up like the TV show, I do get smash some preconceptions.around MACRS depreciation. Yes MACRS depreciation works just fine in Dynamics GP. --- # GPUG Summit – Meet Me there - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-meet-me-there/ - Date: 2011-09-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article There sure are some good lookin’ people in this GPUG Summit video. --- # Field List button missing in Word Templates – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-list-button-missing-in-word-templates-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-14 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the official Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog comes a fix for the Field List button missing in Word Templates. --- # Manually changing SysData location » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/manually-changing-sysdata-location-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Summit Group looks at Manually changing SysData location » Summit Group Software Blog. This has always been an exciting thing to do. Some days its Indiana Jones exciting. --- # New Look for DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-look-for-dynamicaccounting-net/ - Date: 2011-09-13 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article [DynamicAccounting.net](/) has been updated with a new, cleaner look. If you normally follow via RSS, visit the site for a change. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Management Reporter: “Cannot connect to the Management Reporter Server. Do you want to specify a different server address?” | Microsoft Dynamics AX, CRM & GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-cannot-connect-to-the-management-reporter-server-do-you-want-to-specify-a-different-server-address-microsoft-dynamics-ax-crm-gp-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Our own Dani Richardson tackles a “Cannot connect to the Management Reporter Server. Do you want to specify a different server address?” error with Management Reporter over at DynamicsCare. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – New functionality – ‘Negative Cash Receipts’ – great addition, however… | Dynamics GP Tips & Information Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-new-functionality-negative-cash-receipts-great-addition-however-dynamics-gp-tips-information-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-13 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Gilchrist Scott’s blog digs deep into New functionality – ‘Negative Cash Receipts’ and finds that it’s a great addition, however… ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: POP Reference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pop-reference/ - Date: 2011-09-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article In the POP windows with distributions (Shipment, Ship/Invoice, Enter/Match Invoice) there is a Reference field. This defaults to the transaction type but it can be changed. This reference passes through to be the reference field in the GL Transaction and can help provide additional information for folks starting with the GL. According to the help documentation, this is also supposed to flow down to the distribution reference field in the GL if the distribution reference is blank, but it doesn’t. From the help: **Purchasing Invoice Distribution Entry window: Fields** **Reference** *Displays the reference that will post to General Ledger as the reference for the receipt. Purchasing Invoice Entry is the default reference for this field. If the Distribution Reference field for an account is left blank, the reference entered in the Reference field will post as the distribution reference. If you change the reference in the Reference field, that change will only affect those accounts that don’t have distribution reference entered for them when the invoice is posted.* What actually happens is that the account category rolls down as the reference. I’ve submitted a request via Microsoft Connect to have GP work as documented. You can vote for this request to move it up the priority chain and put it on Microsoft’s radar at: [http://bit.ly/rnVYwM](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3D0%26id%3Dpassive%26ru%3D%252Fdynamicssuggestions%252Ffeedback%252Fdetails%252F687910%252Fsop-pop-reference-rolldown&wct=2016-04-18T19%3A12%3A14Z&wp=urn%3Aliveid%3AMBI_FED_SSL_URI&wreply=https%3A%2F%2Fconnect.microsoft.com%2Fdashboard%2F "http://bit.ly/rnVYwM"). [Big Hat Tip to Chaz Vann of I.B.I.S. for this.] --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP, the next generation of end-user customization tools? – IMHO With The Dynamics GP Blogster – GP Non-Technical Blogs – Microsoft Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-the-next-generation-of-end-user-customization-tools-imho-with-the-dynamics-gp-blogster-gp-non-technical-blogs-microsoft-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2011-09-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over at the Dynamics Community site, Mariano is back with a look at Microsoft Dynamics GP, the next generation of end-user customization tools? ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Lend a Hand: Reviewer Delegation in ReQlogic | Microsoft Dynamics AX, CRM & GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/lend-a-hand-reviewer-delegation-in-reqlogic-microsoft-dynamics-ax-crm-gp-blog/ - Date: 2011-09-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My colleague Kelsey Andrich covers Reviewer Delegation in ReQlogic over at DynamicsCare. --- # We’re Not Charging Enough for Microsoft Dynamics GP | MSDynamicsWorld.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/were-not-charging-enough-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-msdynamicsworld-com/ - Date: 2011-09-08 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My contention is that, especially in the enterprise space, We’re Not Charging Enough for Microsoft Dynamics GP. My arguments are up at MSDynamicsWorld. Let the comments begin. ![](/img/blogger/911b3015470248fb.jpg) --- # Could not load external DexIsODBCsqlDriver@GPDWIN32.dll | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/could-not-load-external-dexisodbcsqldrivergpdwin32-dll-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-09-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sivakumar follows up on previous problem with Could not load external DexIsODBCsqlDriver@GPDWIN32.dll --- # Project Accounting Benefit Allocation window issues | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-accounting-benefit-allocation-window-issues-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-09-06 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at Project Accounting Benefit Allocation window issues in a new post up at DynamicsCare. --- # An Anniversary Day Off - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-anniversary-day-off/ - Date: 2011-09-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Today is the Labor Day holiday here in the U.S. and it’s the 6th anniversary of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) As a consequence, I’m taking today off from posting. Regular posting will resume tomorrow. Try not to miss me too much. --- # ZDNet picks up on Dynamics GP MVP’s Kinect and Dynamics GP demo – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/zdnet-picks-up-on-dynamics-gp-mvps-kinect-and-dynamics-gp-demo-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-08-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Jivtesh’s Kinect video is going viral when ZDNet picks up on Dynamics GP MVP’s Kinect and Dynamics GP demo. --- # Microsoft Connect - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-connect/ - Date: 2011-08-30 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Development & Integration - Type: original article Last week I had the privilege to participate in a super-secret, cross my heart, pinkie promise, non-disclosure, I can tell you but then I’ll have to kill you, MVP’s only look at how the upcoming version of Microsoft Dynamics GP is progressing. The product is code named “Polino” because they’re sticking in all the stuff I’ve asked for over the years. I’m just kidding about the code name. I can’t reveal that either. I am serious about all of the cool stuff going into the next version. It’s clear that the product team is using [Microsoft Connect](https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions) (the site, not Kinect the Xbox motion sensor thingy) to figure out what users want and need in future releases. If you are not using [Microsoft Connect](https://connect.microsoft.com/dynamicssuggestions) start now and make your voice heard. *[Slightly off topic. I heard a suggestion recently that a muffin shop should name a muffin for a week after a good customer. They’d bring in all their friends just to see their name on the menu board. Next week, new muffin name. Maybe GP should code name features after users who suggested or championed a feature. Then when It’s introduced it would be:* *“We’d like to announce that we’ve decided to open up Analysis Cubes by removing the encryption and making the code available for changes. We’ve code named this change, ‘Dwight Specht’ because he just wouldn’t shut up about it.”* *Anybody think that would lead to a few more product suggestions?’]* For the record opening up the cubes has already been done. Throwing out features that are already complete prevents me from accidently revealing something I shouldn’t. --- # Don’t be a Dynamics GP Zombie - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-be-a-dynamics-gp-zombie/ - Date: 2011-08-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My new post is at the Microsoft Dynamics Community site. It’s about zombies of course. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Voiding Credit Memos - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-voiding-credit-memos/ - Date: 2011-08-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Let’s say that you let AP checks automatically apply credit memos and a credit memo is a applied to a wrong invoice. Maybe it should have been on hold, it’s being disputed, whatever. Voiding the check won’t unapply the credit memo application. Frankly if you had painstakingly applied a bunch of credit memos by hand and then had to void them because of a check printing error you’d be pretty upset that they had been unapplied. So how to you unapply this credit memo since it completely paid off the invoice? You simply void the credit memo the same way that you would void a check, with Void Historical Transactions under Purchasing. To make it even easier, change “All” selection in the upper right to “Credit Memo”. You’ll have to re-enter and reapply the credit memo but it’s still a pretty easy fix. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: PO Receiving Hangs During Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-po-receiving-hangs-during-posting/ - Date: 2011-08-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is back with a look at PO Receiving Hangs During Posting --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Vendor Notifications on EFT Bank Transfer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-vendor-notifications-on-eft-bank-transfer/ - Date: 2011-08-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud was kind enough to build some SQL for Vendor Notifications on EFT Bank Transfer. --- # Weekly Review: Speed Up Collections Window Population - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-speed-up-collections-window-population/ - Date: 2011-08-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you have a large number of AR transactions it can take a long time top populate the Collections Main Transactions Inquiry window when trying to make notes in Collections Management. If you have experience with GP you might think that adding an index to table would speed this up, alas its not that simple. There is actually a procedure that pulls thins information in and it’s very slow. The solution is to run the Paid Transaction Removal routine in AR (run it first in Project Accounting if using PA). Paid transaction removal is something of a misnomer, it doesn’t delete transactions but it does remove them from the open table and put them in history. This dramatically speeds up population of the invoices even with a large amount of transactions because GP doesn’t have to sort through all the paid transactions. Until Microsoft improves the procedure this is your best option. [![](/img/blogger/222175f225f29b3d.jpg)](/img/blogger/b8f7db333a3e19f2.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark on 9/7/2009 --- # Updating the Home Page Metrics in GP 2010 R2 | Dynamics GP Help - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updating-the-home-page-metrics-in-gp-2010-r2-dynamics-gp-help/ - Date: 2011-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Rubal looks at Updating the Home Page Metrics in GP 2010 R2 in her new post. ![clip_image002[4]](http://dynamicsgphelp.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/clip_image0024.png "clip_image002[4]") --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Consultant Certification Changes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-consultant-certification-changes/ - Date: 2011-08-23 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article In addition to all of the partner certifications changes, Microsoft has quietly made some changes to the way that certifications work for consultants. So, I figured a quick recap was in order for everyone. The newest certifications are: **[Microsoft Certified IT Professional](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/default.aspx#tab3)** - Applications - Installation and Configuration Candidates are required to pass one to two core exams and two to three elective exams, depending on the product and knowledge area selected. This is the more stringent of the two certifications and there are two variations. It replaces the Microsoft Certified Business Management Solutions Professional certification (as best I can tell. MCBMSP is still listed in Partnersource but the links take you to the MCITP site). The big change is that the Report Writer, Field Service and Modifier with VBA exams have been retired. Since the latest exams for these areas are for version 9.0, users who passed them previously can apply them toward these certifications but the exam is no longer open to new candidates. I find this strange since Report Writer and VBA haven’t changed appreciably since 9.0 so a version 9.0 competency should still be relevant. I think MS should at least update the version number on the test and keep offering it. [**Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist**](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/default.aspx#tab2) Candidates are required to pass one certification exam to become a Technology Specialist. This is not a difficult certification to achieve. We’ve got folks straight out of college achieving this in 30 days. **Notes for You** - The whole certification site is woefully out of date still showing GP 10 in most of the overview sections. GP 2010 specific certifications are available for: - Financials - Inventory and Order Processing - Project Accounting - Installation and Configuration - There is no Management Reporter exam, you’re stuck with the FRx certification - The “Dynamics GP Certified Master” certification is long retired. The requirements never measured up to say a [SQL Server Certified Master](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/default.aspx). I still see occasionally see people using this and what it tells me is that their certifications aren’t up to date. - An MVP is not a certification. It’s a recognition award and it is reviewed and potentially renewed annually. *“With the MVP Award, we thank these inspiring individuals for representing the voice of thousands in the community through the powerful and independent feedback they give us, and for helping our customers maximize the potential of their software.”* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dealing with Leading Zeros in Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dealing-with-leading-zeros-in-excel/ - Date: 2011-08-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office, Development & Integration - Type: original article When working with Dynamics GP it’s common to need to import information from other systems. Typically this is an extract from some other system into a comma separated values (CSV) file. Then an integration tool like Integration Manager is used to import the file into Dynamics GP. The most common problems with this process happen when the source properly includes leading zeros. So a vendor ID for example might be 0001234. What happens is that a user opens the CSV to validate the information or adjust the file using Microsoft Excel. When the file is opened in Excel, the leading zeros get removed and users end up with a vendor ID like 1234. So assuming that the source file does include the leading zeros, how does someone ensure that the leading zeros stay intact when working with the file in Excel? 1. Rename CSV file so it has a TXT extension. This tells Excel to trigger the Excel Import Wizard. 2. Within Excel, open the TXT file. You may need to use the  the ‘Files of Type’ drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog box, indicate that you want to open Text Files (\*.prn; \*.txt; \*.csv). . 3. Excel starts the Text Import Wizard, displaying the Step 1 of 3 dialog box. 4. Check Delimited and Next to move to step 2. 5. Select Comma as the delimiter and click next to move to step 3. 6. At the bottom of the dialog box, click on the field that has leading zeros. The entire column should now be selected. 7. In the Column Data Format area, make sure the Text radio button is selected. 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for any other fields that have leading zeros. 9. Click on Finish. Your file is imported, with leading zeros still intact. While there may be other ways to trigger the Excel Import Wizard this one works every time. --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #6 – Removing Voided Documents from Customer Statement | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-6-removing-voided-documents-from-customer-statement-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar continues to use the Support Debugging Tool in interesting ways. This time he’s Removing Voided Documents from Customer Statement. --- # History for Budget Transactions in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/history-for-budget-transactions-in-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Sivakumar highlights History for Budget Transactions in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 in his new post. --- # Reporting Ledgers and Fixed Asset Depreciations | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reporting-ledgers-and-fixed-asset-depreciations-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sivakumar gives us a nice look at Reporting Ledgers and Fixed Asset Depreciations. This is going to be an important piece of the IFRS puzzle going forward. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Financial Batch Notes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-financial-batch-notes/ - Date: 2011-08-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’ve never encouraged users to add notes to batches. Adding them to transactions is terrific. It’s a great way to remember why you did something, but batches, not so much. Over the years I’d forgotten why I didn’t recommend batch notes beyond some vague sense that I’ve never seen anyone use batch notes later on. Then my colleague Amy Walsh asked if it was possible to add batch notes from posted financial batches to a report. After a little work, we both realized that it can’t be done. Notes are retained on the batch for unposted financial batches but at posting the batch really goes away. The batch name is noted as part of the individual transaction lines but the rest of the batch specifics, including comments and notes, don’t survive posting.No notes for you. So now I’ve got an even better reason to recommend transaction notes. --- # Selling Options in Item Price List Maintenance | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/selling-options-in-item-price-list-maintenance-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-15 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar shows us Selling Options in Item Price List Maintenance. --- # Screen Output Magnification Defaults | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/screen-output-magnification-defaults-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sivakumar reminds us how to set the Screen Output Magnification Defaults. ![](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1461006690&rver=6.7.6640.0&wp=MBI_SSL&wreply=https:%2F%2Fsocial.microsoft.com:443%2FForums%2Fgetfile%2F2084%2F%3Fprof%3Drequired%26stoAI%3D10&id=254354) --- # Drill downs in the Security Setup windows | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/drill-downs-in-the-security-setup-windows-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-11 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar shows off Drill downs in the Security Setup windows --- # Errors seen in Purchase Order Processing when Encumbrance Management and Requisition Management are installed – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/errors-seen-in-purchase-order-processing-when-encumbrance-management-and-requisition-management-are-installed-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article From the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog we’ve now got information on Errors seen in Purchase Order Processing when Encumbrance Management and Requisition Management are installed. --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #5 – Unapplied Credit on SOP Blank Invoice | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-5-unapplied-credit-on-sop-blank-invoice-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar shows off another Support Debugging Tool Customization with Unapplied Credit on SOP Blank Invoice --- # Security Window Enhancements in Dynamics GP 2010 | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/security-window-enhancements-in-dynamics-gp-2010-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Sivakumar takes a break from Support Debugging Tool customizations to bring us Security Window Enhancements in Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Calculating Quantity on Hand in Inventory | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/calculating-quantity-on-hand-in-inventory-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-09 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar covers Calculating Quantity on Hand in Inventory  in his newest post. Apologies to Siva, I originally listed this as Vaidy’s post. There are so many great GP posts coming out that I’m struggling to keep up. --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #4 – U Of M Long Description on SOP Invoice | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-4-u-of-m-long-description-on-sop-invoice-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-09 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar continues his look at Support Debugging Tool Customizations with U Of M Long Description on SOP Invoice --- # Weekly Dynamic: Wash Transaction Behavior - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-wash-transaction-behavior/ - Date: 2011-08-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I learned something this week. That happens a lot but I don’t always highlight my ignorance. From time to time, clients need to make wash entries where the debit and credit hit the same account for the same amount to only update a subledger. We had a client that has a regular cash receipts process that does this to accommodate integrations from other systems. Dynamics GP is setup to create one Journal Entry per Transaction and the system actually posts the debit and the credit to the GL for these cash receipts. Suddenly, at month end, this changed. The debit and credit transaction didn’t post to the GL even though the subledger was fine. You and I both know that the end result is the same but why the change? We determined that at some point recently, while trying to resolve an issue, the posting setting had been changed to create one journal entry per Batch. In this high volume environment this could make tracing transactions cumbersome for the average user. They are a very GL centric organization. In addition, this actually changed the way that wash transactions behave. They were no longer posting to the GL. After a short meeting, the decision was made to change the setting back. I don’t recall ever seeing this as one of the effects of changing this setting so now you know. --- # Notes Disabler Enhancements | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/notes-disabler-enhancements-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar adds Notes Disabler Enhancements to his previous post. --- # SQL View for Daily Payment Summary | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-view-for-daily-payment-summary-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-08 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Sivakumar is on a roll with a new SQL View for Daily Payment Summary --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #2 – Notes Disabler Enhancements | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-2-notes-disabler-enhancements-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar updates his Support Debugging Tool Customization #2 – Notes Disabler Enhancements --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #3 – AA Transaction Entry Auto Focus | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-3-aa-transaction-entry-auto-focus-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Sivakumar adds to his Support Debugging Tool Customization with AA Transaction Entry Auto Focus --- # Advice for New Consultants - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/advice-for-new-consultants/ - Date: 2011-08-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I mentioned earlier this week that we have some new consultants out there so I thought that I would give them some public advice. 1. **Remember that this is a people business**. Someone probably mistakenly told you that you worked for a technology company or that this was a technology business. Wrong. Dead wrong. This is a business where we use technology to address people’s needs. Anyone can implement technology. Providing solutions means listening, understanding and being creative. Sometimes it means being frank without being rude. 2. **Learn like there is no tomorrow**. You have a terrific opportunity to learn in a classroom setting and on the job. Don’t stop there. The web is full of help from blogs, forums, videos, etc. Buy a book or two. Understand that its okay to not know everything. It’s not okay to not know anything. For example, clients often ask the field length of a specific field. If that’s Batch ID, I know it by heart. If it’s some obscure field, I commit to looking it up and getting back to them. If they ask me how to do a journal entry in GP, I’d better not have to look that up. 3. **Use good judgment**. Be an adult. Some days you need to follow every rule. Some days forgiveness is better than permission. Figuring out what day today is, that’s the key. If what you learn in training differs from what you see on the web, or some blog, even mine, for now, go with training. There is more than one way to do things in Dynamics GP. Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean that you should. We have a lot of pain and money invested invested in the way we do business. Don’t learn my bad habits. Throw the red flag early. If you’re over whelmed, lost or stuck, speak up. We’ll let you know if you’re abusing the privilege. Early is always better than late. 4. **Let things go.** If you’re not making mistakes you’re not trying hard enough. Part of our job is to keep you from making big mistakes, like using Drop Table in SQL. We would appreciate it if you didn’t make the same mistake 4 or 5 times in a row. I have yet to see a mistake kill anyone, so relax. 5. **Have some fun.** It’s ok to have some fun. When you travel, try to see more than than the airport and the client. Eat somewhere that isn’t a chain. Sign up for every travel award program you can and use the points to go somewhere crazy, like Des Moines. See you chuckled. Finally, understand that everyone wants you to succeed. We need all the help we can get. Now hurry up! --- # Helpful tips when upgrading Business Portal 4.0 (for GP 10) to Business Portal 5.1 (for GP 2010 and SharePoint 2010) » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/helpful-tips-when-upgrading-business-portal-4-0-for-gp-10-to-business-portal-5-1-for-gp-2010-and-sharepoint-2010-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article Joseph Tews of the Summit Group gives us some Helpful tips when upgrading Business Portal 4.0 (for GP 10) to Business Portal 5.1 (for GP 2010 and SharePoint 2010) --- # HRM Self-Service Workflows Not Submitting » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hrm-self-service-workflows-not-submitting-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article If your HRM Self-Service Workflows Are Not Submitting, check out this post from the Summit Group. --- # Unit Cost of an Item using PO Generator | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/unit-cost-of-an-item-using-po-generator-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar digs into the Unit Cost of an Item using PO Generator in a new post. --- # Server Installation Progress (Not Responding) » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/server-installation-progress-not-responding-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-03 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Joseph Tews of the Summit Group digs into what’s happening with Server Installation Progress (Not Responding). This can happen with other long running processes as well so pay attention. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 RTM Technical Demonstration Toolkit – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-rtm-technical-demonstration-toolkit-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-08-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Jay Manley has news about the new Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 RTM Technical Demonstration Toolkit. I find these to be great for testing items where the setup is difficult while you’re on the road. I can’t very well bring all of the server components with me so these are nice to have for partners. --- # GP Upgrade Fails at Table » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-upgrade-fails-at-table-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article More upgrade help from the Summit Group. In this post they look at what to do when GP Upgrade Fails at a Specific Table and they deliver a SQL script to help. --- # Welcome to Our New Employees - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/welcome-to-our-new-employees/ - Date: 2011-08-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article We had our annual [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) day company event last Friday and I had the opportunity to spend some time with our new Dynamics GP hires. They are a mix of college hires and folks with experience. Now they get to learn Dynamics GP. Frankly, they all scare me. Everyone one of them learns too fast and is way too hungry. I’m not sure how I’m going to stay ahead. Many of you have seen David Duncan and Chris Liley’s [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Reporting](http://www.amazon.com/dp/1849682186/ref=as_li_tf_til?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1849682186&adid=0F6F79GJV1DYG9NESDFD) book. David was a college hire three years ago. Now he’s co-written a book and he knows more about GP Analysis Cubes than I do. Do you see what I’m dealing with here? I can’t tell you how happy I am that I worked to pass the GP 2010 certifications last year because this latest group is going to have them done in record time. Plus, their Dynamics GP training is being augmented with more real world work during their training period. This group is going to be hitting the ground running faster than ever. All I can say is that I’m looking forward to working with every one of you. I appreciate your enthusiasm and your willingness to learn. Try not to make me look too bad as you pass me by. --- # Editing Lot Number Attributes After Posting | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/editing-lot-number-attributes-after-posting-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Sivakumar takes a look at Editing Lot Number Attributes After Posting up now at Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing --- # Support Debugging Tool Customization #1 – Notes Disabler | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-debugging-tool-customization-1-notes-disabler-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar shows us another way to create customizations using the Support Debugging Tool. In Customization #1 – Notes Disabler he shows us an example. --- # MVP Shout Out: Who are the longest, oldest, maybe wise beyond age? – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-shout-out-who-are-the-longest-oldest-maybe-wise-beyond-age-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-08-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam Misialek gives an MVP Shout Out: Who are the longest, oldest, maybe wise beyond age? I’m pretty sure she isn’t calling me old. If she were going to do that she would do it to my face. I for one can’t tell you how much I appreciate all of the hard work that Pam does, plus, she’s a heck of a co-presenter. --- # Having the module ‘Payment Document Management’ installed could cause Performance Issues in Purchasing and Sales in US installs of Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/having-the-module-payment-document-management-installed-could-cause-performance-issues-in-purchasing-and-sales-in-us-installs-of-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-08-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article From Cheryl at Microsoft comes a recommendation that Having the module ‘Payment Document Management’ installed could cause Performance Issues in Purchasing and Sales in US installs of Microsoft Dynamics GP This module is NOT normally installed on US based implementations so most of you should be fine. --- # Additional Purchases Accounts for Vendors | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/additional-purchases-accounts-for-vendors-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-08-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar look at Additional Purchases Accounts for Vendors. This is another piece of functionality that just doesn’t get used enough. --- # Keeping Report Writer in Synch with Word Templates – Video – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/keeping-report-writer-in-synch-with-word-templates-video-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dave Dusek has a new video looking at Keeping Report Writer in Synch with Word Templates over at the Dynamic GP Support and Services blog. --- # Going Vertical with Dynamics GP – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/going-vertical-with-dynamics-gp-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior/ - Date: 2011-07-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article You can tell that I’m back from vacation because I’ve got a new article up. Over at my Mad Mark column on the Microsoft Dynamics Community site, I’ve got a look at Going Vertical with Dynamics GP with an example for media related industries. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Upgrade Details for Dynamics GP | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/upgrade-details-for-dynamics-gp-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar puts links to Upgrade Details for Dynamics GP all in one place. Make sure to say thanks for this resource. --- # Payables HATB With Aging Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/payables-hatb-with-aging-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar follows up his AR HATB series with a series of SQL code to generate Payables Historical Aged Trial Balance reports. We’ve had some other folks who generated similar code but I love having options. Payables HATB With Aging By Due Date (using GL Posting Date) Payables HATB With Aging By Due Date (using Document Date) Payables HATB With Aging By Payment Terms (using GL Posting Date) Payables HATB With Aging By Payment Terms (using Document Date) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fix Bonus Depreciation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fix-bonus-depreciation/ - Date: 2011-07-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’ve covered a couple of times how Microsoft Dynamics GP lets companies deal with bonus depreciation. What happens if year end comes an goes and you missed taking bonus depreciation? Hopefully the accountants will catch it when preparing the tax return and now you’ve got to fix in GP. Some of the obvious solutions won’t work because once you’ve closed the year, resetting the year’s depreciation only works in the current year, not last year. This came up recently and this is best solution I’ve come up with. - Set the date in GP back to the previous year - Open the Tax book for an item that didn’t get bonus depreciation. - Change the LTD depreciation to be the depreciation as of year end from the tax return for that asset PLUS the YTD depreciation. For example: 1,200 asset, depreciation with bonus should have been $700 as of 12/31. YTD is $50. New LTD would be $750. - GP will book the transaction as of the GP date and will reflect the date of the change in the Financial Detail window Bonus depreciation is tax only so this shouldn’t change the ledger. Bonus depreciation should only apply to assets placed in service during the year, not all assets. Don’t forget to change the GP system date back when you’re done. I haven’t found any way to get GP to recalc the bonus depreciation and after I thought about it, you really want GP to reflect what was on the tax return right or wrong. --- # Receivables HATB | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-hatb-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sivakumar dropped a huge win on the Dynamics GP community last week with SQL code designed to replicate the Receivables Historical Aged Trial balance. This is one of the most common requests I see and it’s nice to have a common starting point. He give a number of versions that I’ve linked to here: Receivables HATB With Aging By Due Date (using GL Posting Date) Receivables HATB With Aging By Due Date (using Document Date) Receivables HATB With Aging By Payment Terms (using Document Date) Receivables HATB With Aging By Payment Terms (using GL Posting Date) --- # Customer Videos that support the Dynamics GP Story – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/customer-videos-that-support-the-dynamics-gp-story-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-07-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article I love success stories and I love applying the lessons to new scenarios so checkout these Customer Videos that support the Dynamics GP Story from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # iSolutions – Advanced Apply for AR Cash Receipts within Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-advanced-apply-for-ar-cash-receipts-within-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-07-19 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article iSolutions announces their new Advanced Apply for AR Cash Receipts within Dynamics GP. --- # Copy Cell Contents in Microsoft Excel | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/copy-cell-contents-in-microsoft-excel-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-19 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Sivakumar reminds us of features around Copying Cell Contents in Microsoft Excel ![](/img/blogger/a356c53903d68ef6.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Negative SOP Line Distributions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-negative-sop-line-distributions/ - Date: 2011-07-18 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article It’s not brain surgery that when you sell an item using Sales Order Process, the sales account comes from the sales account set on the inventory item. What’s interesting is that if you enter a negative quantity, the account used is not sales, but the sales return account from the item. Sure, its intuitive when I say it now but it’s not so obvious when you’re trying to figure out where the posting account is coming from. --- # SQL Script for Vendor EFT Information | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-vendor-eft-information-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article From Sivakumar comes a SQL Script for Vendor EFT Information --- # Securing Word Template Documents in Dynamics GP 2010 when using Word 2010 – Video – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/securing-word-template-documents-in-dynamics-gp-2010-when-using-word-2010-video-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-13 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Service Blog has a new video up looking at Securing Word Template Documents in Dynamics GP 2010 when using Word 2010 Given the fraud possibilities of fake invoices and other documents, this is an important topic. ![](/img/blogger/a356c53903d68ef6.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: You are not allowed to enter a blank project and cost category - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-you-are-not-allowed-to-enter-a-blank-project-and-cost-category/ - Date: 2011-07-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article If users see the error: “You are not allowed to enter a blank project and cost category” when trying to enter a shipment invoice, there is a simple fix for this. This is a user level setting in Project Accounting so it can behave differently for different users. The setting is controlled in Project under Setup | User. Select a user and pick Purchasing Invoice. Check Allow blank Project and Cost Category to allow invoicing without requiring a project. A similar setting is found under Purchase Order button to control P.O.’s the same way. --- # Recommending to apply the Dynamics GP 2010 June hotfix release if using Project Accounting – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/recommending-to-apply-the-dynamics-gp-2010-june-hotfix-release-if-using-project-accounting-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-11 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Pam Peterson of the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog, on of the official GP blogs, comes a Recommendation to apply the Dynamics GP 2010 June hotfix release if using Project Accounting There are at least 15 hot fixes for Project Accounting that are resolved in the June update. Check out her post for more details. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Process Monitor - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-process-monitor/ - Date: 2011-07-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Microsoft Dynamics GP includes a Process Monitor for users to figure out what’s going on. For example, if a user fires off a pile of batch postings and then runs a report, the report can be slow to appear to appear because it will run after the postings finish. To check what processes are running in Dynamics GP pick the Microsoft Dynamics GP menu then Process Monitor. --- # Recent Updates to Payables HATB Script | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/recent-updates-to-payables-hatb-script-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-07-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sivakumar has updated his Payables HATB Script. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP – Here we go again…more payroll tax changes! FUTA rate decreases! » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-here-we-go-againmore-payroll-tax-changes-futa-rate-decreases-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Gina Hoener of the Summit Group looks at more payroll tax changes, FUTA rate decreases. If you use GP Payroll check out this post. --- # Credit Card Information not populating in Cash Receipts Window » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/credit-card-information-not-populating-in-cash-receipts-window-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Sheila Ochoa of the Summit Group looks at an issue where Credit Card Information not populating in Cash Receipts Window --- # Confessions of a Young Consultant: Make Peace, Not War | Microsoft Dynamics AX, CRM & GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confessions-of-a-young-consultant-make-peace-not-war-microsoft-dynamics-ax-crm-gp-blog/ - Date: 2011-07-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kelsey Andrich continues her look at what its like to be a Dynamics GP consultant in Confessions of a Young Consultant: Make Peace, Not War | Microsoft Dynamics AX, CRM & GP Blog --- # Weekly Review: Why Setting Everything to “Post Through” Doesn’t Seem to Work - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-why-setting-everything-to-post-through-doesnt-seem-to-work/ - Date: 2011-06-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article When an administrator sets up posting in Dynamics GP they get to choose whether to post to and/or through the GL. Posting To controls whether a transaction is even sent to the GL. Selecting the Posting To option means that a subledger posting updates the subledger and also sends an unposted transaction to the GL that then needs to be posted again to update the GL. Adding posting through means that the GL portion of the transaction posts to the GL automatically as well. The fun really starts when a firm decides that they want everything to post to and through the GL. The way to set this is via the Dynamics GP menu then Tools->Setup->Posting->Posting, Select a Series (like financial), set Origin to ALL and check both the Post to General Ledger and Post Through General Ledger checkboxes. Click save to make the change stick and then repeat this for each series. That’s easy enough until you return to the window and see that when you select all, the Post Through button is no longer checked. Most responses to this start with “What the…”. Here is what’s going on. In the past, some modules didn’t allow posting through the GL. Setting the origin to ALL would update only the transaction types that would allow posting through. Consequently, the box wasn’t checked since all of the items weren’t really set to post through. Now however, all the transaction types allow posting through the GL. The fact that the box isn’t checked when users select an origin of ALL is just an annoying leftover. To really check if posting through is set, select an origin of ALL and with the lookup window still open, use the arrow key to arrow down through the various origin types. Each time you select an origin, the window will refresh to show the appropriate settings in the background. [![](/img/blogger/4a1fb55489d98214.jpg)](/img/blogger/546eb175a772e02d.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [7/13/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/07/weekly-dynamic-why-setting-everything.html) --- # Adding the Developer tab in Microsoft Word after installing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Add-in for Microsoft Word – Video – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/adding-the-developer-tab-in-microsoft-word-after-installing-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-add-in-for-microsoft-word-video-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-06-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog explains Adding the Developer tab in Microsoft Word after installing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Add-in for Microsoft Word. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Office 365 – Better Together! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-microsoft-office-365-better-together-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-29 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article It’s buzz time for Office 365 and yes Dynamics GP work with Office 365. Find out more from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP at Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Office 365 – Better Together! --- # Uncovering and Preventing Fraud in ERP Implementations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/uncovering-and-preventing-fraud-in-erp-implementations/ - Date: 2011-06-29 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article When I saw the headline Uncovering and Preventing Fraud in ERP Implementations I though it was about finding fraud in companies while performing an ERP implementation. That’s a touchy conversation for sure. But the article is actually a look at a mostly fraudulent $600 million payroll implementation for the City of New York. That’s right, a more than half a BILLION dollar mostly fraudulent payroll implementation.  It’s still a great read. --- # Nice Features for Auditing Information in GP | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/nice-features-for-auditing-information-in-gp-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-28 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Sivakumar builds on Vaidy’s post to look at Nice Features for Auditing Information in GP. That’s called community baby. --- # SSRS GP 2010 R2 Reports and Business Analyzer Configuration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ssrs-gp-2010-r2-reports-and-business-analyzer-configuration/ - Date: 2011-06-28 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The iSolutions blog looks at SSRS GP 2010 R2 Reports and Business Analyzer Configuration --- # Weekly Dynamic: Changing Companies - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-changing-companies/ - Date: 2011-06-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’m highlighting this because I still see folks who don’t know that you can do this. If you’re working in Dynamics GP and you want to change companies, don’t close the application, click on the company name and the login box will open up allowing you to pick a different company. --- # SQL Script for Purchase Order Line Items Not Yet Received | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-purchase-order-line-items-not-yet-received-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-27 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sivakumar gives us a SQL Script for Purchase Order Line Items Not Yet Received. --- # Business Analyzer Demo for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-analyzer-demo-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP gives us a great demo of Business Analyzer Demo for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 --- # Information about Check Links for Analytical Accounting in Microsoft Dynamics GP – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/information-about-check-links-for-analytical-accounting-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-06-27 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services blog reminds us that its not recommended to run check links for AA in their new post Information about Check Links for Analytical Accounting in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Restricting Dimension Codes to Specific Account Numbers | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/restricting-dimension-codes-to-specific-account-numbers-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Restricting Dimension Codes to Specific Account Numbers --- # Weekly Dynamic: DynamicZip and Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamiczip-and-project-accounting/ - Date: 2011-06-20 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We ran into an issue with DynamicZip and Project Accounting recently so I thought I would share here. DynamicZip is a Sales and Use Tax ISV solution for Dynamics GP. We ran into an issue where the account substitution wasn’t working the way we wanted it to for Invoice/Matching. In the end it turned out to be a conflict between Project Accounting’s ability send the tax expense to the same account as the purchase and DynamicZip’s ability to do the same thing. Specifically: - Default GP can use the tax detail account as the tax expense to debit via the Purchase Taxes in Project Costs in Project Accounting. - This project accounting setting overrides the tax expense with the PA Purchase account - So in a non-DynamicZip environment this would be the behavior we want - DynamicZip changes the behavior of the tax detail account to be liability account (a credit) - What’s happening is that project accounting was overriding the tax account with the purchase account, then Dynamics Zip was swapping it out to be the credit. - Since DynamicsZip was already setup to use the purchasing account on these transactions, this PA setting was redundant and it was conflicting with PA . The answer was to uncheck Include Purchase Taxes in Project Costs box. Unfortunately, unchecking this box with open transactions results in an error and the box does not uncheck. As a result, we had to  change this setting via SQL using the command: update pa41701 set paincprchtxprjcst=0 This will only affect new transactions so we still needed to open the distributions on any unposted Shipment/Invoice or Invoice Matching transactions and use the default button on the distributions window to reset the accounts. --- # SQL Script for Budgets vs. Actuals in Amounts in Analytical Accounting | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-budgets-vs-actuals-in-amounts-in-analytical-accounting-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-20 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Development & Integration - Type: original article Sivakumar gives us a SQL Script for Budgets vs. Actuals in Amounts in Analytical Accounting – By Dimension Code and a SQL Script for Budgets vs. Actuals in Amounts in Analytical Accounting – By Budget Tree Node --- # New Features in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-features-in-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP comes a look at New Features in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 --- # Weekly Review: Transaction Posting Dates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-transaction-posting-dates/ - Date: 2011-06-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### We looked at [Batch Posting vs. Transactional Posting](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/06/weekly-dynamic-transaction-vs-batch.html) last week. One of the benefits of batch posting is the ability to control the posting date via the batch posting date. This works for most batch types except GL. The ability to change the posting date is important. For example, If an invoice arrives several months late, the invoice should typically be posted in the GL for the current month, even though the invoice date is in the past. This can still be accomplished with transactional posting, the process just isn’t obvious. In any of the transaction, click the blue arrow next to the date field. In our AP invoice example from above, this would be the **Doc. Date** field. The arrow next to a date field typically opens a window with additional date fields allowing a user to fine tune dates including setting a different posting date. The posting date in this window controls the posting date of a transaction not placed in a batch. Unless this date is explicitly changed, it defaults to the document date on the main transaction window. Batch posting allows you to set this posting date once for the batch. If using transactional posting, the date will need to be set on each transaction. [![](/img/blogger/56fe3e47ed1e4a79.jpg)](/img/blogger/a01cb2fd79e4dbaf.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [7/06/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/07/weekly-dynamic-transactional-posting.html) --- # Permissions Issue with SQL Reporting Services on Vista | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/permissions-issue-with-sql-reporting-services-on-vista-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article Over at Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing there is a look at a Permissions Issue with SQL Reporting Services on Vista. Of course, you could switch to Windows 7 instead. I’m just sayin’. --- # EIEB and BIEE from Project Accounting may carry larger balances on newer versions – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/eieb-and-biee-from-project-accounting-may-carry-larger-balances-on-newer-versions-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-06-15 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog is back with info about changes made to how Earnings in Excess of Billings and Billings in Excess of Earnings works in Project Accounting. Check out their post EIEB and BIEE from Project Accounting may carry larger balances on newer versions for more details. --- # Vacation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vacation/ - Date: 2011-06-13 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m on vacation for the next couple of weeks. For those of you who don’t know what that means, I don’t either. I’m going to try to find out. It’s road trip time with the family so posting will be more sporadic. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Asset ID’s Beginning With “Z” Don’t Appear on Some Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-asset-ids-beginning-with-z-dont-appear-on-some-reports/ - Date: 2011-06-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article We found a bug the other day that I swear I’ve seen reported somewhere but I can’t find it so I’m noting here for everyone. I have reported this to MS via PartnerSource and [MS Connect](http://connect.microsoft.com/directory/?keywords=dynamics). For Dynamics GP 10 SP 5 and GP 2010 SP 1 at least, if the Fixed Asset ID begins with the letter “Z” the asset will not appear on at least some reports. I haven’t test this with R2 yet. To duplicate in Fabrikam, create a new fixed assets starting with the letter Z like Z1234 and assign it to structure 100. Create a second asset starting with the letter Y like Y1234 and assign it to structure 100. Run the Inventory by Structure ID report using structure 100 as the only limiting criteria. Item Y1234 will appear on the report, item Z1234 will not. Microsoft has indicated that this is a known bug reported in KB 863264  but the KB seems to be unavailable. No wonder I couldn’t find it. MS is working to update the KB to ensure that it’s available. There are no plans to fix this issue. If you want it fixed, vote for it on [MS Connect](http://connect.microsoft.com/directory/?keywords=dynamics). You’ve two options to deal with this: 1) Add a Fixed Asset ID end range of “ZZZZZZZZ” to reports 2) Change the Fixed Asset ID via SQL. Fortunately, FA uses asset indexes, not the ID to link assets in various tables so the change only needs to happen in one table. However, some ISV solutions use the Fixed Asset ID (like Multi-Entity Management from Binary Stream) so you’ll need to check those too. --- # SQL Script to Report against multiple GP Companies | iSolutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-report-against-multiple-gp-companies-isolutions/ - Date: 2011-06-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article iSolutions shows off a SQL Script to Report against multiple GP Companies. --- # Confessions of a Young Consultant: Old School vs. New School | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confessions-of-a-young-consultant-old-school-vs-new-school-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-06-13 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Kelsey continues a look a her Confessions of a Young Consultant: Old School vs. New School. --- # Belinda, the GP CSI: GL Summary Trial Balance made easy with Excel Pivot Tables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/belinda-the-gp-csi-gl-summary-trial-balance-made-easy-with-excel-pivot-tables/ - Date: 2011-06-13 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office, SQL & Data - Type: original article Belinda the GP CSI has a great video on the GL Summary Trial Balance made easy with Excel Pivot Tables. --- # Weekly Review: Transaction vs. Batch Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-transaction-vs-batch-posting/ - Date: 2011-06-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### Dynamics GP provides a an option in most modules to post transactions individually or via a batch of transactions. This is set in Tools->Setup->Posting->Posting and can be controlled differently for different transaction types. The vast majority of consultants I know (including me) recommend posting by batch, but it’s not always clear to user why so here are my reasons. - Batches allow users to save and review transactions prior to posting. - Batches allow printing edit lists to identify errors prior to posting. - Batches can require approval and/or verification. - Batch posting provides better control over the posting date. For transactions, this defaults to the transaction date. It can often be changed with the arrow on the date field but few users figure that out. - Some transactions like Inventory Adjustments require batch posting to really work right. - Batches can provide another reference or grouping point for searching or reporting. - Batches recover better from errors via Batch Recovery than directly posted transactions. This is a personal observation and I don’t care what anyone says. I’ve more hard to fix errors resulting from transaction posting than from batch posting. Something will go wrong so you might as well have the best chance at recovery. This leaves the average users with two simple options. Ignore all the advice and experience of a bunch of GP consultants and pay us ton of money to fix it when something goes wrong or use batch posting. I’m not worried, plenty of folks will choose option 1. [![](/img/blogger/928356523190c006.jpg)](/img/blogger/3d7a861c1de656ec.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [6/29/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/06/weekly-dynamic-transaction-vs-batch.html) --- # Dynamics GP – Learn & Discuss: Microsoft KB Articles – Is it really confidential? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-learn-discuss-microsoft-kb-articles-is-it-really-confidential/ - Date: 2011-06-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Vaidy digs into Microsoft KB articles and asks “[Is it really confidential?](http://survey-winner.net)” I’m glad Vaidy brought this up, I’ve had the same types of questions come up and I generally agree with Vaidy’s stance. If something is in the wild any way (some has blogged on it, written an article, etc) or if I’ve solved something without a KB and then found the KB later, I’ll blog about something with a link to the Knowledge Base article. If the KB gave me the answer, I’ll point to it instead of spelling it out. Here is the problem from my point of view: - Microsoft probably marks way too many items as confidential - Searching the KB is still very bad so we want to help folks with issues and when we see a solution we want to share and promote a solution. Heaven knows we’ll probably never find that KB again. - But Microsoft makes money of CustomerSource and PartnerSource and the fact that access is behind a password. If you don’t pay for enhancement/support, you don’t get CustomerSource. > I’m not knocking Microsoft for that, they have a right to charge for access to support and these articles are definitely support related. I’ve had people ask for items and when I point them to the KB they tell me that they’re not on a support plan and don’t have access to CustomerSource. Unfortunately, the answer is tough luck. Even in my book there are a few cases where I point to the KB to go beyond the book. > As partners of both our clients and Microsoft we sometimes have to walk a fine line here. There is certainly nothing wrong with pointing someone to a KB. Nor is there anything wrong with pointing someone to a non-kb resource that answers their questions. However, I wonder about folks who reproduce wholesale KB’s for public consumption. Then again, there are partners out there who have taken my 50 tips content, ripped of the [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) name and presented it as their own. There are also people who steal my book and try to offer it for free so I’m not sure why I’m surprised at a little CustomerSouce scraping. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 SRS Reports – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-srs-reports-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Get a look at all of the available Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 SRS Reports courtesy of Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Decisions 2011–Register NOW! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/decisions-2011-register-now/ - Date: 2011-06-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Decisions Spring 2011 Conference is right around the corner. You don’t want to miss this terrific virtual conference. I’m actually on vacation but I wouldn’t miss it. I’ll be there virtually on GP Day June 15. If I can spend some precious vacation time as Decisions Spring 2011, surely you can spare a little work time to get better with Dynamics GP. ![](/img/blogger/911b3015470248fb.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Test SERVER - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-test-server/ - Date: 2011-06-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Lots of firms have test COMPANIES in their Dynamics GP environment. Usually this means that they make a copy of production and create another company on the same server using the same Dynamics database for both. While this is OK for testing some types of features and transactions it presents a set of problems that companies of don’t realize because a test company on production database shares many elements with the production company and is running in the production environment. For example, changes to reports and forms in the test company can inadvertently affect production. Executing a long running query or testing a new process can bog down the production server as well. Installing an ISV solution in test can make that solution available to production causing significant problems if it’s not properly setup. Finally, if someone foolishly gives out the ‘sa’ password to install something in the test company, they’ve now given unfettered access to the entire system. I’m not saying that companies shouldn’t have a test company on the production server, it has it’s place. But firms should also have a test SERVER with a test companies to play with. Isolating the server makes it easier to test in a truly separated environment with no risk of affecting production. --- # Analytical Accounting Information Flow from Purchase Order to Receipts | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analytical-accounting-information-flow-from-purchase-order-to-receipts-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-06-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I’m not sure if being dubbed the King of Analytical Accounting is a compliment or simply a sign of high pain tolerance but Sivakumar is certainly laying claim to that title with all of his great AA SQL scripts and information including his newest post Analytical Accounting Information Flow from Purchase Order to Receipts. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: There is no Web named /BP/Administration, The language is not supported on the server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-there-is-no-web-named-bpadministration-the-language-is-not-supported-on-the-server/ - Date: 2011-06-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud hunts down and issue where There is no Web named /BP/Administration, The language is not supported on the server --- # Friday Fun: Practical Jokes You Can Play With Dynamics GP. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-practical-jokes-you-can-play-with-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-03 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Warning: Playing practical jokes with Dynamics GP can get you fired. I’m not responsible if that happens. None of these practical jokes can actually harm a Dynamics GP system UNLESS someone screws things up trying to troubleshoot what’s going on. Use any of these practical jokes at your own risk. For companies not using Account Security, a simple prank is to turn it on using Setup > Company > Company and checking the Account Security box. For all users but ‘sa’ the chart of accounts will seem to disappear. Hilarity, and possible violence, will ensue. Unchecking the box makes the chart visible again. --- # Weekly Review: Backwards Allocation Accounts in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-backwards-allocation-accounts-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### We’ve covered Fixed Allocation accounts here before but I’ve got a new use for them now. Typically a Fixed Allocation account takes an amount posted to that account and passes it to multiple other accounts based on the setup percentages. Recently I ran into a situation where we wanted to do the opposite. In Project Accounting you can force transactions to change various segments to match the segment values assigned to the project using the subnet mask functionality. For example, a department segment is changed on posting to match the department assigned to the project. It works great until you run into a particular cost category that you DON’T want to change based on the project. You can’t control subnet masks by cost category, an account type either gets a mask or it doesn’t. In our case, for certain allocation transactions to a particular cost category, we wanted them all to hit the same department but Project Accounting was transforming the department segment causing us problems. The solution was to create a Fixed Allocation account for each department. The allocation accounts all pointed to the same real GL account with a 100% allocation. In other words, instead of using an allocation account to spread costs to multiple departments, we used multiple allocation accounts to rollup costs to a single department. This kept the GL clean and avoided polluting the chart with a whole bunch of accounts since allocation accounts are pass through accounts that don’t show up on financial statements. I love finding new uses for old features! Originally Posted by Mark at [6/08/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/06/weekly-dynamic-backwards-allocation.html) --- # Say no to Apostrophes | CriticalEdge Group Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/say-no-to-apostrophes-criticaledge-group-blog/ - Date: 2011-06-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The CriticalEdge Group looks at several reasons to Say no to Apostrophes in Dynamics GP. --- # ‘Fix-It’ Solutions available for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fix-it-solutions-available-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-06-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In a reminder from the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog, there are a number of ‘Fix-It’ Solutions available for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. These automated solutions can help resolve a number of problems with a minimum of work and risk. --- # How to Surface Excel Data in the Business Analyzer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-surface-excel-data-in-the-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-06-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Pam Misialek gives us some nice juicy info on how to How to Surface Excel Data in the Business Analyzer – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. This post is fantastic with lots of detail. If she keeps giving us posts like this all I can say is that I’m glad that MS employees can’t be MVP’s. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Troubleshooting Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-troubleshooting-security/ - Date: 2011-06-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Troubleshooting security issues keeps coming up and keep giving the same answer so I thought that I would write about it. Troubleshooting security errors is simple IF you do a little prep work. Here is all you have to do to resolve security errors. - Install the [Support Debugging Tool](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2011/12/01/support-debugging-tool-at-decisions-fall-2011-and-more/) - Give everyone access to the MBS Debugger User Role - Under the Support Debugging Tool Administrative settings, set Automatic Open Mode to Open on Errors and Warnings. What happens now is when access is denied to a window or a report, a user gets details of what resource is being denied. - The user can click export to send this file to a security Administrator. - The security admin can import the file in to the Support Debugging Tool to see exactly what was denied. - The security admin can drill back to review and set security from the imported file. Once the Support Debugging Tool is setup this is quite simply the easiest and simplest method of figuring out security access issues. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: How to add attachments to Purchase Order Workflow? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-how-to-add-attachments-to-purchase-order-workflow/ - Date: 2011-06-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In a new post, Mohammad Daoud shows us How to add attachments to Purchase Order Workflow. [![image](/img/blogger/9b9c143df7b04072.png "image")](/img/blogger/3b42b399edc5f866.png) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP Vs. Dynamics AX - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-vs-dynamics-ax/ - Date: 2011-06-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at Dynamics GP Vs. Dynamics AX. While I generally agree with his comments, I think that GP is more customizable than people with less effort than people give it credit for. It also has much strong financials. --- # Confessions of a Young Consultant: Managing the Ropes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confessions-of-a-young-consultant-managing-the-ropes/ - Date: 2011-06-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Once again I marvel at the transparency of Kelsey Andrich. I think I’m transparent and I read something like Confessions of a Young Consultant: Managing the Ropes. Keep up the great work Kelsey. --- # Guidelines for Payroll W-2 Benefit Reporting – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/guidelines-for-payroll-w-2-benefit-reporting-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-05-31 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article Over at the relaunched GP Support and Services blog, Terry Heley looks at Guidelines for Payroll W-2 Benefit Reporting. --- # PragmaticWorks Webinar–Free SQL Training - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pragmaticworks-webinar-free-sql-training/ - Date: 2011-05-31 - Topics: SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article PragmaticWorks is offering free SQL Server 2008 Business Intelligence. It’s not strictly GP related but don’t pass up free BI training. --- # Updated SQL Script for fixing Primary Key Errors in Analytical Accounting | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updated-sql-script-for-fixing-primary-key-errors-in-analytical-accounting-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-05-31 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Over at Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing, is an Updated SQL Script for fixing Primary Key Errors in Analytical Accounting --- # Weekly Review: Turning a Project into a Fixed Asset - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-turning-a-project-into-a-fixed-asset/ - Date: 2011-05-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### A common request is to turn a Project from the Project Accounting module, into a Fixed Asset in the Fixed Asset module. There is no native functionality to do this and based on my conversations with the Dynamics GP team, it’s not going to happen so you might as well understand the workaround and it looks like this: 1) Create a Miscellaneous Log Cost Category for Fixed Assets pointing the Contra Account to the FA Clearing account and the Cost/Expense account to wherever you are collecting the project costs (a WIP account, a project FA WIP account, etc.). You’ll be doing a negative misc log so the cost collection location will be credited and contra (FA Clearing) will be debited. ##### 2) Once the project is ready to become a Fixed Asset, process a negative Misc Log transaction using the Fixed Asset Cost Category to remove an amount equal to the total cost of the project. ##### a. This setup makes it easy to exclude the FA Cost Category when analyzing project costs while still leaving the project at zero ##### b. This process provides a transactional audit trail to show that the project was closed out and moved to Fixed Assets ##### 3) Create a Fixed Asset. The GL Transfer mechanism will move the costs from the FA clearing account to the appropriate Fixed Asset account. The reality is that the number of fields that would actually transfer from a project is really small, single digits small. The complexities of creating a Fixed Asset from a project become large very fast. For instance, how do you deal with multiple assets from a single project, complete assets but incomplete projects, partial capitalization of a project, combining Cost Categories for capitalization, etc. The benefits of creating something to manage this are far outweighed by pain of dealing with all of the possible scenarios. Realistically, this is best handled through a process like the one described here. Posted by Mark at [6/01/2009 02:23:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/06/weekly-dynamic-turning-project-into.html) --- # New DynamicAccounting.net Android App! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-dynamicaccounting-net-android-app/ - Date: 2011-05-25 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The [DynamicAccounting.net](/) Android app has been updated and is completely new. Now you can get the latest news from [DynamicAccounting.net](/) on the go and you have access to all of the Dynamics GP product blogs (like Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP or Developing for Dynamics GP). Plus you get access to all of the GP MVP blogs from folks like Mariano Gomez and Frank Hamelly along with a bunch of other Dynamics GP sites from influencers like Dwight Specht. Additionally, access to  MyGPSearch has been rolled in as a feature as well. The DynamicAccounting.net Android App is 99 cents in the Android Market or you can use the bar code below to get it directly on your phone. The app has be rebuilt from the ground up. Unfortunately, that means that there isn’t an upgrade path for existing users. Sometimes you have to break things to move forward. For now, I have a list of all of the users who have purchased the old version. If you want a refund on the old application to purchase the new one, [email me with this link](mailto://mpolino@mpolino.com) or at the email address on the blog and I’ll refund your Google account.The old version will continue to work just fine but you won’t be able to update or re-download it. Rebuilding the app gave me the opportunity to easily create iPhone or Windows Phone 7 versions but I’m not sure that the demand is there to cover the much higher developer fees from Apple and Microsoft. If you are interested in an iPhone or Windows Phone 7 version [email me](mailto://mpolino@mpolino.com) so that I can gauge demand. --- # Where Do You Find Your Next Hire? « The Death of Reason - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/where-do-you-find-your-next-hire-the-death-of-reason/ - Date: 2011-05-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dwight Specht looks at the success of our college hire program in his new post, [Where Do You Find Your Next Hire?](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/2011/05/23/where-do-you-find-your-next-hire/) Though it’s a great post, he neglected to mention a few things that I wanted to highlight. First, David Duncan was a hire out of college three years ago, now he’s the co-author of a [book on Reporting in Dynamics GP](http://www.amazon.com/dp/1849682186/ref=as_li_tf_til?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1849682186&adid=0F6F79GJV1DYG9NESDFD). Hire to expert, 3 years. It took me 10 years to get [my first book out](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). Apparently I’m a little slow. Thank goodness the [second one is available](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849683808/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=1849683808). Maybe I can catch him on the average. Second, Kelsey Andrich is doing a terrific job blogging on what it’s like to go from college to consulting. In the process, she and all of the other hires, help [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) make this process better. Third, our college hires push our more experienced people. They learn at a pace that is freakishly fast and I’ve confessed on more than one occasion to a little jealously. Those of us who have been around for a while are running to stay ahead of them and losing. It’s fantastic. Finally, despite Dwight’s flagrant generalization, I am well below the 46-53 age bracket. This means that even if he is better looking than me, I will always be younger and have better hair. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: SOP Master Numbers not being assigned properly - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-sop-master-numbers-not-being-assigned-properly/ - Date: 2011-05-24 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at how to deal with SOP Master Numbers not being assigned properly --- # Mapping Functions: What are they and where can I find out more about them? – Connector — Integrating Dynamics ERP with Dynamics CRM - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mapping-functions-what-are-they-and-where-can-i-find-out-more-about-them-connector-integrating-dynamics-erp-with-dynamics-crm/ - Date: 2011-05-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Char Gust has a great look at Mapping Functions: What are they and where can I find out more about them? – Connector — Integrating Dynamics ERP with Dynamics CRM . She doesn’t mean driving maps. This is about mapping Dynamics GP to CRM using the Connector. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Find Debit or Credit Amount - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-find-debit-or-credit-amount/ - Date: 2011-05-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you need to find a particular amount that could be either a debit or credit. Maybe it’s a rogue transaction or a posted amount that went to a wrong account and you just can’t find it. Well, this is easy to do with a SmartList. All you have to do is: 1. Open up the default Financial | Account Transactions SmartList 2. Open the Search window 3. Set Debit Amount equal to the amounts your looking for. 4. Repeat this with Credit Amount 5. Set the Search Type to Match 1 or More. This is an “or” setting meaning that it will find transactions where Debit Amount or Credit Amount equals the amount entered. 6. Further refine the search limiting it to certain accounts or dates --- # Management Reporter – “An error occurred while retrieving balances from the source system provider.” » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-an-error-occurred-while-retrieving-balances-from-the-source-system-provider-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-05-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article New from the Summit Group is an issue with Management Reporter – “An error occurred while retrieving balances from the source system provider.” along with a hot fix from Microsoft. --- # SQL Script for POP Receiving Transactions with AA Information | Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-pop-receiving-transactions-with-aa-information-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2011-05-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data - Type: original article From Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing comes a SQL Script for POP Receiving Transactions with AA Information. --- # GP 12 Web Client Architecture – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-12-web-client-architecture-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-05-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Jan Manley adds a some additional information around customized templates for the GP 12 Web Client Architecture , adding to Mariano’s posts on that subject. --- # Get Wanda’s Wicked Workshop Free and a Chance to Win a Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook: Lite Edition - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-wandas-wicked-workshop-free-and-a-chance-to-win-a-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-lite-edition/ - Date: 2011-05-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’ve teamed up with [FastPath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) to give away free PDF copies of my [Wanda’s Wicked Workshop](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#wandasworkshop) short story. Wanda’s Wicked Workshop is a fun tale of using Dynamics GP to really get a handle on your business.At the very end of Wanda’s Wicked Workshop is a clue to win a free copy of the just released [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook: Lite Edition](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849683808/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=1849683808) All you have to do is: - Go to [www.gofastpath.com](http://www.gofastpath.com/). At the bottom under 05.16.11 is a secret code.  Grab the code. - Stop and look hard at Config AD and Audit Trail while you’re there. You know that you want them in your environment. - When you’re done, go to the [Wanda’s Wicked Workshop](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#wandasworkshop) page and click Add to Cart. - Enter the secret code and update the cart to get your free copy. Read the story and at the very end is a question based on something in the story. Be the first to send me the answer to the question and you will win a free copy of the Lite Cookbook. No one has answered the question yet so you’ve still got a chance. [![](/img/blogger/9c25875f8b899680.jpg)](/img/blogger/8ebd3fbe4e989442.jpg) Thanks again to [FastPath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) for helping with this. --- # How to REALLY be Influential in Microsoft Dynamics – Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-really-be-influential-in-microsoft-dynamics-mad-mark-the-gp-road-warrior/ - Date: 2011-05-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Forget the list. If you REALLY want to be Influential in Microsoft Dynamics, check out my new Dynamics Community article. --- # First Rule of Blogging - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/first-rule-of-blogging/ - Date: 2011-05-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Provide a way for people to contact you beyond comments or a contact page. The backstory: I was impressed enough with someone’s recent blog post that I wanted to send them a free copy of the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook: Lite Edition.](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849683808/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=1849683808) So I visited their website to get their email address and surprise them with a book. No email address. I drilled down into their profile, surely it’s there. No email address. I saw that their blog had moved and visited the newest site. No email address. Their Twitter account is a shared/company Twitter account so I hate to Direct Message it. Who knows who will get the message. I’ve run into that a couple of times lately where I want to drop a blogger a private message and there is no way to contact them short of commenting on the blog and sometimes even that’s not available. At [DynamicAccounting.net](/) I’ve got my email address, Instant Messenger address and my personal cell phone number on the main page. In six years I’ve gotten exactly one phone call that crossed the line. I’m the only one who posts to both of my Twitter accounts, feel free to DM me. I’m easy to find and connect with on Linked In and Facebook too. It’s sad that someone just missed out on a free book. It’s a good book too. --- # Announcing the New ‘LITE’ Cookbook for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/announcing-the-new-lite-cookbook-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2011-05-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I am thrilled to announce that Packt Publishing has released a [new ‘Lite’ edition](http://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-lite) of the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). For those of you who just aren’t ready to bite off the whole Cookbook, the Lite edition gives you a taste of what’s in the full cookbook at a much lower price point. [Packt’s new line of Lite editions](http://www.packtpub.com/books/content/lite-edition-books) are designed around minimum effort, maximum value. Get the ebook version of the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook: Lite Edition](http://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-lite) right now for only $8.49 or get the book/ebook combo for just $17.99. Even better, if you later decide that you want the full version of the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426), the price of the Lite edition can be applied as a discount against the full Cookbook meaning that you can’t lose on this investment. The full details are on [Packt’s launch site for the Lite editions](http://www.packtpub.com/books/content/lite-edition-books). ![Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook: LITE](http://www.packtpub.com/sites/default/files/3807EN_Microsoft%20Dynamics%20GP%202010%20Cookbook.jpg) The Lite Cookbook is also available at [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849683808/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=1849683808) and Barnes and Noble but right now, the best deal is from [Packt](http://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-lite). This is the only Microsoft Dynamics related book included as part of the launch of the Lite editions and I am thrilled that it’s available. I think that this book will open up these recipes to more of the Dynamics community. Get yours today. --- # Management Reporter Report Queue Status window stays stuck at Queued - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-report-queue-status-window-stays-stuck-at-queued/ - Date: 2011-05-17 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article iSolutions looks at a problem where the Management Reporter Report Queue Status window stays stuck at Queued. We’ve encountered this same issue and it can be pretty frustrating. It’s scheduled to be fixed in SP 2. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Table Structure Definitions – Fiscal Period Setup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-table-structure-definitions-fiscal-period-setup/ - Date: 2011-05-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data - Type: original article Over at Interesting Findings and Knowledge Sharing they’ve got a nice look at Table Structure Definitions for Fiscal Period Setup. --- # Can’t connect to the Management Reporter server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cant-connect-to-the-management-reporter-server/ - Date: 2011-05-17 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article iSolutions also looks at when you Can’t connect to the Management Reporter server --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartList Any Field - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartlist-any-field/ - Date: 2011-05-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article SmartList contains an item in the Column Name section of the Search Box labeled Any Field. When searching a SmartList Any Field does just what you expect. It search any field in the SmartList for the value you input. For example, using Any Field begins with cen in the Fabrikam Sales Order Invoice will return any fields whose value start with “Cen” There can be some problems with this though. A bug in some versions of GP prevents this from working right. Even in GP 2010, I’ve seen errors where the search generates errors trying to convert a field to search it. It’s not perfect but that doesn’t mean that it’s not useful. --- # Top 100–Who’s Missing? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-100-whos-missing/ - Date: 2011-05-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Over the last day or so I’ve had a number of conversations with folks about people missing from the 100 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics list. Some of the more prominent names that I think should be on the list are: - **David Musgrave** – He a prolific Dynamics GP blogger, he answers questions in the forums, he wrote the incredible Support Debugging Tool, provides support for it and he’s a highly rated speaker at events like Convergence. Plus the GP MVP’s voted him an honorary MVP. (He can’t be an MVP because he works for Microsoft. Apparently the MVP recognition isn’t enough to make him quit. Go figure.) So how is it that David Musgrave didn’t make the list? - **Adam Berezin / David Gumpert / Jason Gumpert** – One of these guys should have made it based on all the hard work they put in at [MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/). [Disclaimers: MSDynamicsWorld and DynamicsWorld.co.uk are two different entities with some overlap in audience. I do a lot of writing for MSDynamicsWorld.] But when you run one of the largest websites dedicated to all of the Dynamics products and put on two virtual conferences a year around Dynamics I would think that you crack you the top 100. - **Nick Hoban** – Nick runs the wildly successful [Dynamics Community](https://community.dynamics.com/) site for Microsoft. Surely someone who runs a site that affects tens of thousands of Dynamics users has the juice to make the top 100. [Disclaimer, yes I write for them too. Get over it.] - **Bob McAdam, Frank Hamelly, Errol Shoenfish, Chad Sogge and Pam Misialek** > These are few more names that surprise me in their absence. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Missing Object Explorer in SQL Server Management Studio - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-missing-object-explorer-in-sql-server-management-studio/ - Date: 2011-05-16 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Over at Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing is a look at Missing Object Explorer in SQL Server Management Studio. --- # Blogger is Back - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/blogger-is-back/ - Date: 2011-05-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I had a few missing posts from the blogger outage. Thanks to Windows Live Writer my posts all seem to be back. --- # New Letter Function for Collections Management in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-letter-function-for-collections-management-in-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-2/ - Date: 2011-05-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From the revitalized GP Support and Services blog is a look at the New Letter Function for Collections Management in Dynamics GP 2010 R2. This is important because based on some of the naming the in the letter you might be confused about what it’s actually supposed to do. --- # 2011 – 100 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2011-100-most-influential-in-microsoft-dynamics/ - Date: 2011-05-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The 2011 list of the 100 Most Influential in Microsoft Dynamics is out from DynamicsWorld.co.uk. There are lots of names that you’ll recognize on the list. I’ve moved up a few notches to number 16 but I’m more impressed with Andy Snook of [FastPath](http://www.gofastpath.com/). He debuted at number 18. Andy must have incriminating pictures of someone to have become so influential so fast. Dwight Specht made the list at number 75 and in classic Dwight fashion, [humbly accepted this recognition.](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/2011/05/12/exactly-how-influential/) As I’ve said before, it’s great to be on list, even if some things make no sense. For example I have no intention of walking up to Steve Balmer (#41) and asserting my claim to be  more influential. I’m surprised at a few folks who didn’t make the list. Bob McAdam, Errol Shoenfish and Pam Misialek are a few that come to mind. I am also thrilled at some folks who did make the list. [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) had 4 people on the list this year including Andy Vabulas who moved up to number 27 and Clinton Weldon who debuted at number 90. The thing about Clinton is that he’s actually gotten more fixes and features into GP than anyone I know. He just influences behind the scenes. In other words, he gets things done, unlike some people who are louder and higher on the list. I’m referring of course to number 16. Congratulations to everyone who made the list and congratulations to everyone who was nominated. Certainly every GP person that I saw nominated deserves to be on this list. --- # System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/system-requirements-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-05-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP Pam Misialek looks at the System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2. --- # New Letter Function for Collections Management in Dynamics GP 2010 R2 – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-letter-function-for-collections-management-in-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-05-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From the revitalized GP Support and Services blog is a look at the New Letter Function for Collections Management in Dynamics GP 2010 R2. This is important because based on some of the naming the in the letter you might be confused about what it’s actually supposed to do. --- # Confessions of a Young Consultant: Communication | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confessions-of-a-young-consultant-communication-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-05-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My colleague Kelsey Andrich continues her look at what it’s like to be a young consultant (as opposed to us old consultants). Here newest post looks at Communication. --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » SQL View for Purchase Order Details with AA Information - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-sql-view-for-purchase-order-details-with-aa-information/ - Date: 2011-05-11 - Topics: SQL & Data, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Continuing with Analytical Accounting SQL scripts, Interesting Findings and Knowledge Sharing has a new SQL View for Purchase Order Details with AA Information --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Rebuilding Corrupt Resource Descriptions in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-rebuilding-corrupt-resource-descriptions-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-05-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Sivakumar looks at Rebuilding Corrupt Resource Descriptions in Dynamics GP --- # Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing » Understanding Voucher Numbers in Receivables & Payables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing-understanding-voucher-numbers-in-receivables-payables/ - Date: 2011-05-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Over at Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing, Sivakumar digs behind the scenes to provide an  Understanding Voucher Numbers in Receivables & Payables --- # Reporting Central: The Closer – Easily Reconcile Microsoft Dynamics® GP, Never “Tick and Tie” Again | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reporting-central-the-closer-easily-reconcile-microsoft-dynamics-gp-never-tick-and-tie-again-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-05-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article If you want a look at The Closer and you missed last weeks webinar you can catch the replay at DynamicsCare ![](/img/blogger/a356c53903d68ef6.jpg) --- # Hands on Labs from Convergence Now Available – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hands-on-labs-from-convergence-now-available-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-05-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Hands on Labs from Convergence are Now Available. Hands on labs are one of the great features of Convergence allowing you see and touch feature without having to go through the pain of a full install. Make sure to checkout the Hands on Labs from Convergence 2011. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Cash account is not being loaded in Cash Receipt and Manual Payment if the payment type is “Check” - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-cash-account-is-not-being-loaded-in-cash-receipt-and-manual-payment-if-the-payment-type-is-check/ - Date: 2011-05-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Looking at why the Cash account is not being loaded in Cash Receipt and Manual Payment if the payment type is “Check” Mohammad Daoud found an issue with Payment Document Management. ![](/img/blogger/e6a0e0bf5fd447b6.jpg) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: eConnect Error: The argument type `SqlClient` cannot be converted into parameter type `Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.eConnect.EnumTypes+ConnectionStringType`. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-econnect-error-the-argument-type-sqlclient-cannot-be-converted-into-parameter-type-microsoft-dynamics-gp-econnect-enumtypesconnectionstringtype/ - Date: 2011-05-05 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud explains how he solved the eConnect Error: The argument type `SqlClient` cannot be converted into parameter type `Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.eConnect.EnumTypes+ConnectionStringType`. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Helpful Hints for Logos in Word Templates for Dynamics GP 2010 – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog – Site Home - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/helpful-hints-for-logos-in-word-templates-for-dynamics-gp-2010-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-site-home/ - Date: 2011-05-04 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article New from the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog are Helpful Hints for Logos in Word Templates for Dynamics GP 2010. That’s a great looking logo they’ve got there. --- # Looking for Office 365 Beta Customers – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/looking-for-office-365-beta-customers-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-05-04 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Excel & Office - Type: original article Microsoft is Looking for Office 365 Beta Customers who also use Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fix the Navigation Pane - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fix-the-navigation-pane/ - Date: 2011-05-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you open up Dynamics GP and the Navigation Pane on the left where Shortcuts appear is gone. The simple solution is to click the Layout button in the upper right. If Navigation Pane is unchecked, then check it. If it is checked, uncheck it and recheck the box. After the Navigation Pane reappears you may need to drag it to the right to make it larger. --- # Feature of the Day: Reporting Ledger Functionality for Fixed Assets Management - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-reporting-ledger-functionality-for-fixed-assets-management/ - Date: 2011-05-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Present a new Feature of the Day, Pam Misialek looks at Reporting Ledger Functionality for Fixed Assets Management in GP 2010 R2. This is a fantastic addition as Fixed Assets are one with with some notable differences between GAAP and IFRS. --- # Feature of the Day: Microsoft Dynamics GP and CRM Data Built In – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-microsoft-dynamics-gp-and-crm-data-built-in-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Today’s Feature of the Day from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at combined GP and CRM metrics. These are SSRS metrics available via SSRS, Business Analyzer and from within GP. Check it out at Dynamics GP and CRM Data Built In. --- # Something You Missed While at Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/something-you-missed-while-at-convergence/ - Date: 2011-04-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I told you that there was more to come and just before Convergence I released my newest Dynamics GP short story, [Wanda’s Wicked Workshop](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#wandasworkshop). In the rush of Convergence some of you missed it and frankly, its too much fun to ignore. Wanda, the mistress of Wanda’s Wicked Workshop is facing a visit from the health inspector. When the health inspector turns out to be a real ogre who is immune to her magic, she has to rely on Microsoft Dynamics GP and her Dynamics GP consultant to keep her shop open. [FastPath’s Config AD](http://www.gofastpath.com/) and [MetaViewer](http://www.metaviewer.com/) also make an appearance to help save the day. Wanda’s Wicked Workshop is available as a [PDF or Kindle version](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#wandasworkshop) and there is a chance to win a copy of the upcoming Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 LITE Cookbook at the end. If you’re subscribed to the [newsletter](http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=dc971e3c1344b540924428314&id=04d7dee7ae&e=%5BUNIQID%5D), there is a free code for the PDF version of Wanda’s Wicked Workshop in [this month’s edition](http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=dc971e3c1344b540924428314&id=04d7dee7ae&e=%5BUNIQID%5D). Don’t miss the other titles in the [Adventures in Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#spacealien) series. If you’re not have fun while reading these, you’re doing something wrong. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Business Intelligence Installation Error maxRequestLength - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-business-intelligence-installation-error-maxrequestlength/ - Date: 2011-04-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud run into a problem and a fix with Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Business Intelligence Installation Error maxRequestLength ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Feature of the Day: Date Effective Tax Rates – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-date-effective-tax-rates-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Pam Misialek looks at Date Effective Tax Rates in Dynamics GP 2010. David Musgrave thinks that I incorrectly gave him credit for this feature but I did cover it in the 50 Tips session at Convergence. Phew! I finally beat Pam to something! --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Microsoft Dynamics GP – Management Reporter Issues - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-microsoft-dynamics-gp-management-reporter-issues/ - Date: 2011-04-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at some Microsoft Dynamics GP – Management Reporter Issues that he’s having, specifically: > “The operation could not be completed due to a failure on the server.” He provides details and a fix. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Enhanced Inventory Item Reconciliation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-enhanced-inventory-item-reconciliation/ - Date: 2011-04-26 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud also digs in to the Enhanced Inventory Item Reconciliation available for free as part of the Professional Services Tools Library. > **Using Item Reconciler** > > Item Reconciler allows you to reconcile Inventory. The Reconciler’s function is the same as the reconcile functions built into Microsoft Dynamics GP with one exception: only those items that need reconciling will be reconciled using Professional Services Tools Library. This can increase performance if all items don’t need to be reconciled. We covered free tools in the PST Library at the 50 Tips session this year at Convergence. If you weren’t there, these are the kind of things you missed. --- # How to move your security settings from Test into Production – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-move-your-security-settings-from-test-into-production-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-04-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Terry Blazer has a nice follow up to his previous security post with a look at How to move your security settings from Test into Production. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # iSolutions – Import Journal Entries from Excel into Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isolutions-import-journal-entries-from-excel-into-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-25 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office, Development & Integration - Type: original article iSolutions has a new solution to Import Journal Entries from Excel into Dynamics GP. It’s not free but I’m interested to see how it works. Often these are harder to get right than they look when you add in multicurrency and reversing entries. --- # Administering GP Security – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/administering-gp-security-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog/ - Date: 2011-04-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article From the new Dynamics GP Support and Services blog, Terry Blaser looks at Administering GP Security – Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog. --- # Feature of the Day: Business Analyzer – Report Settings – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-business-analyzer-report-settings-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Back with another Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Business Analyzer – Report Settings --- # Convergence 2011: A Peek Behind the Eval Curtain - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2011-a-peek-behind-the-eval-curtain/ - Date: 2011-04-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In the past I’ve given some small looks at what goes on behind the scenes at Convergence. I’m not nearly involved enough for all the massive pieces around a keynote or scheduling but there are some fun things I can share. So let’s talk about speaker evaluations. All the speakers get evaluated and then measured both within their track (GP, AX, CRM, etc.) and against the other tracks. Only sessions with 10 or more evaluations get compared. As speakers we get to see it all and yes, we’re competitive. This is really good for attendees because we always try to be better so you get better sessions.(I keep asking for a t-shirt cannon. Sigh…Maybe next year) Yes, Dave and Mariano and I go at it, in fun, and often our scores are crazy close, 1/100th of point close over more than 100 evaluations each. Going up against Dave and Mariano is great. They are great presenters and they deliver terrific sessions. It can be a little frustrating when you have more than 200 evaluations for a session and you get beaten by 1/100th of a point by someone with 11 evaluations. But hey, we know that’s the way it works going in. It’s also frustrating when someone gives you straight 1’s (extremely dissatisfied) without an explanation. Did they goof? Did you insult their mother? Were they expecting Lady Gaga? Who knows. The most fun comes from the comments. I read every comment that people make and all comments are anonymous. That’s where enhancements like version numbers for the tips came from this year. Usually people make great comments like: - *Microsoft really needs to hire Mark Polino, he is hands down the best evangelist for the GP product. Got many time saving tips to put into production immediately.* - Mark Polino is simply the best presenter with his combination of impressive knowledge and his enthusiasm that takes a dull subject and injects fun into it. These are the kinds of tips that I show to my wife…over and over again. She explains that I’m still lucky to have married her rather than the other way around. She’s right of course. Sometimes you get some odd comments. I know that my sessions are fast. I present better that way. I try to make this very clear in the session names, descriptions and very early in the presentations. So I’m perplexed when I get comments like: - *Not enough details, too fast paced* - *He talked way too fast and it all seemed to blend together.* In fairness these are rare comments, outliers and I rarely adjust the presentation for them. You can’t please everyone. Most comments are extremely complimentary. However, there are always a few that I just don’t understand like: - *session was not effective (and then gives 4 stars (satisfied) across the board.)* - *i did NOT attend this session* So why did you comment again? And then there is my absolute favorite from Convergence 2011: - *Presentor was very obnoxious* Yes! I’ve succeeded! I want to be obnoxious about Dynamics GP. I’m fine with that. Maybe if I’m obnoxious enough more folks will take GP to the next level! So that’s what’s is like as a presenter, nervous about the presentation, relief that it’s done, then nervous about the evaluations. Relief when they look good, nervous that Dave and Mariano will beat you. Right now, I’ve got a session in the top 10 overall sandwiched between 2 of David and Mariano’s sessions. I’m leading them in presenter effectiveness at number 3 overall by 1/100th of a point. In both cases we’re getting beaten on overall scores by sessions with much lower attendance and significantly fewer evaluations returned. Part of that is just the price of popular sessions. It’s not too late to go to MSConvergence.com and rate the sessions that you attended. You’ve got about a week left. It is too late to get  your witty comments into this blog post. Thank you to everyone who attended my sessions and an even bigger thank you to the almost 50% who have submitted evaluations. You make Convergence better. --- To the guy who asked a support question in the comments: No, I don’t believe that there is a way to put a SOP line item on hold with putting the whole document on hold. See, I told you that I read all of the comments. --- # Watch your user names in Analytical Accounting – Dynamics GP Blog | Dynamics GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/watch-your-user-names-in-analytical-accounting-dynamics-gp-blog-dynamics-gp-blog/ - Date: 2011-04-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Dynamics GP Blog explains why it’s important to Watch your user names in Analytical Accounting --- # Feature of the Day: Display Business Analyzer information in Office Communicator/Microsoft Lync – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-display-business-analyzer-information-in-office-communicatormicrosoft-lync-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Anybody sick of seeing new GP 2010 features every day? Yeah, I’m not. Here’s another one from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. Display Business Analyzer information in Office Communicator/Microsoft Lync --- # FUTA Rate Change - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/futa-rate-change/ - Date: 2011-04-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article iSolutions has a look at how to change the FUTA Rate now that the fix is available. --- # Feature of the Day: Business Analyzer – Assign Contacts – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP – Site Home – MSDN Blogs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-business-analyzer-assign-contacts-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/ - Date: 2011-04-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article So you thought the features of the day would stop with Convergence? No chance. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Business Analyzer – Assign Contacts as the newest feature of the day. --- # Convergence 2011 Review – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2011-review-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Pam has her Convergence 2011 Review up. For those of you who missed it, Errol didn’t make it to Convergence. He was busy sandbagging…er…trying to save his house. You can see more here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/gp/archive/2011/04/11/where-s-errol-post2.aspx --- # My Big Convergence Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-big-convergence-wrap-up/ - Date: 2011-04-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article I thought about sending a few notes on some of these items privately but frankly, the good so far outweighs any bad that I’ve decided to make it all public. **Convergence 2011** **The Good** - Much of the keynote was devoted to Dynamics AX. Put your conspiracy theories away. Last year it was all GP with the release of GP 2010. This year it was AX’s turn with the upcoming release of AX 2012. The focus was completely reasonable. - It was very cool to see Pam Misialek, my co-presenter from two years ago, on the big stage showing off GP 2010 R2. You rocked Pam. - It was also nice to know that Errol’s house didn’t flood. I’m sure there are some GP 6 manuals lying around that could be used as makeshift sandbags. - Business Analyzer is a new stand alone app for GP R2 that allows personalized Business intelligence without requiring a full blown GP license. Business Analyzer generated a ton of interest at Convergence. - GP 12. The next release is deep in development with Chad Sogge showing off an upcoming web client for GP. I had heard that the team found a way to separate the business logic in GP from Dexterity and it looks like that rumor was not only true, but is being used to create web forms. This is what I want more than the cloud. I want the Outlook or OneNote model with rich clients, rich web clients and options for local or off premise server hosting. I owe Chad and the Dev team several drinks once this gets delivered. If anyone believes that GP isn’t getting dev resources you’re full of hooey. - Everything is going to the cloud with NAV first, maybe as early as the end of the year, followed quickly by GP and AX.This is just in time for folks who went to GP 10 and held off on 2010 to get all excited about upgrading. - We started a little Twitter based drinking game during the conference based on how often the word “Cloud” was said. It was not pretty. - Surprisingly there was still huge buzz over GP 2010 and R2. Folks were in good spirits and engaged. There is always a risk of letdown when you’re showing a minor release and the event is in the same location but there was no evidence of that this year. - Folks were very engaged. Sessions were full, Expo booths were packed. By packed I mean regularly 4 people deep waiting to talk to someone and in some cases, you couldn’t get down an aisle. - Another example of engagement was the number of people in my sessions. Almost 800 people saw the 50 tips session and it’s repeat. But even my new Excel based sessions saw nearly 700 people come learn about ways to connect Dynamics GP and Excel. - Mariano and Dave rocked the house as usual. It seems that they are looking to take their act to Vegas for the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit in November. I hear that Caesar’s is considering giving them a regular show. - The event at [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) customer Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coke was terrific. There was plenty of room to move around and see the exhibits. This was a problem at Universal Studios the last time Convergence was in Orlando so it was nice to have some breathing room. - Rock N Rave and The Spot continue to get bigger each time. Both events were huge this year with glow in the dark partying and U2 tribute band Elevation. - The venue was again terrific. Atlanta did a nice job of not making us walk too far, except maybe for the keynote. Our feet hurt by the end but not like they did in Dallas. - The Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook sold out early Tuesday morning forcing people into withdrawal for nearly two days. ![](http://www.packtpub.com/sites/default/files/IMG_20110412_115103%20%282%29%202.jpg) **The Bad** Nothing is perfect and there were a places for improvement when Convergence moves to Houston in 2012. - They wouldn’t play in and out music for my sessions like they did last year. Um, when you have 500+ peeps in an auditorium it really helps to get people pumped before you speak. Please, please, please give me some Metallica or Lady Gaga or something upbeat next year. When I sing, my evaluation scores crash. - The food didn’t seem as good this year. The snacks between sessions seemed thinner. One lunch, I got in the line, looked at the food and left. If you’ve met me, you know that I don’t walk away from many buffets. [![](/img/blogger/9940376bec155435.jpg)](/img/blogger/68825358f41f480b.jpg) - Some of the speakers scores this year were crazy good. The competition at the top for people’s attention get’s better every year. But I heard more complaints about unenthusiastic speakers this year. I don’t know if things are actually worse or if the contrast is just starting to show. I also heard from the speaker coach that of the 25 conferences that they help MS with each year, Convergence has the fewest number of speakers who take advantage of a coach. I do it every year and I have the scores to prove that it works. **The Wrap Up** This was a phenomenal conference all around. Booth activity and book sales seem to indicate increased confidence in the economy. Folks were energized and ready for all of the cool stuff coming in GP 12. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone in Houston, unless of course you come to the GPUG Summit in Vegas first! --- # Convergence ISV Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-isv-wrap-up/ - Date: 2011-04-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I didn’t get enough time with ISV’s at Convergence this year. Some of that was because they were busy selling and most of them are more than willing to talk to me outside of Convergence. I did manage to catch a few though and here are the highlights. - [eOne](http://www.eonesolutions.com/) spent some time me with talking about SmartConnect. I shared some things that I would love to see in the product and they gave me some ideas on how to use it better. Everybody won. I’ve got to get some more time with Smart View. That’s on the list of things I missed. - [Mekorma](http://www.mekorma.com/) showed off some nice improvements to MICR check printing including linking the check signature to the approver. This will work really well for some of our clients who switch check signatures based on which signers are in town. - [Rockton](https://www.rocktonsoftware.com/) showed off new Payables Approvals that are coming soon. The beta was in great shape and provided lots of options for AP approval. SmartFill and the GP Toolbox continued to generate huge interest. - [Reporting Central](http://reporting-central.com/) debuted the Validator. The Validator is designed to apply setup best practices against a Dynamics GP database and provide recommended improvements to the system. Given the number of issues we all seem to find and fix there was a lot of interest among partners and end users. - [FastPath](http://www.gofastpath.com/) continues to make their products better with a cleaner interface and more template to support different flavors of compliance. Mark Rockwell got high marks on DayONE showing off 100 ISV solutions in 50 minutes. This is an idea that I’ve toyed with too. I think it’s got the potential to grow into something big at future Convergence conferences. --- # The Convergence 2011 Presentations are Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-convergence-2011-presentations-are-up/ - Date: 2011-04-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re looking for Convergence 2011 presentations, they are easy to find. All you have to do is: - Log in to MSConvergence.com for Atlanta 2011 - Go to Schedule Builder and find the session - Immediately below the session title is the download link. If you just want my slide, they are up in their usual place, top right, on [DynamicAccounting.net](/). --- # Control C, Control V: Search and Duplicate in ReQlogic | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/control-c-control-v-search-and-duplicate-in-reqlogic-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-04-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My colleague, and all around really nice person, Kelsey Andrich has a new post up at DynamicsCare looking at Search and Duplicate in ReQlogic. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # Negative Deduction in Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 and GP 2010 Not Calculating on Checks After 3/25/2011 Service Pack Applied » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/negative-deduction-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-10-and-gp-2010-not-calculating-on-checks-after-3252011-service-pack-applied-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-04-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables, Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article The Summit Group has run into an issue where the Negative Deduction in Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 and GP 2010 is Not Calculating on Checks After 3/25/2011 Service Pack Applied. They have a recommended workaround. --- # Weekly Review: Project Accounting Reference Transaction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-project-accounting-reference-transaction/ - Date: 2011-04-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article There is no way to do a negative transaction in Dynamics GP Project Accounting for transaction types other than Misc. Log transactions. Or is there? For Timesheets, Equipment Logs and Employee Expense you are stuck making adjusting transactions to reverse the original entry. Or are you? Are you intrigued yet? Many people don’t know that you can create a “Referenced” transaction in Project Accounting that allows you adjust a posted transaction. For example, in a PA Timesheet transaction (Transactions->Project->Timesheet Entry), instead of leaving Transaction Type as STANDARD, click the drop down and change it to REFERENCED. In Reference Doc Number, enter or lookup the timesheet transaction to adjust. In each line, select the project and cost category id to adjust. You can process negative amounts for this line but you can’t subtract an amount that is greater than the original amount. Adjustments can go both ways. You can subtract time from one project and add it to another for example. The original transaction does need to be posted, otherwise, just adjust the unposted original. Referenced Transactions are available in Timesheet, Equipment and Employee Expense transactions. Inventory transactions have Return functionality instead and Miscellaneous logs allow negative. Originally posted by Mark at [2/16/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/02/weekly-dynamic-project-accounting.html) --- # Business Analyzer in GP 2010 R2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-analyzer-in-gp-2010-r2/ - Date: 2011-04-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Of the items shipping in R2 for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010, Business Analyzer got the most buzz at Convergence 2011 in Atlanta. There are two new Features of the Day around Business Analyzer so you can start with those to see what all the buzz is about. - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/gp/archive/2011/04/11/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-business-analyzer-desktop-application.aspx - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/gp/archive/2011/04/13/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-business-analyzer-dynamics-gp-client.aspx --- # Feature of the Day: Additional SQL Reporting Services Metrics – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-additional-sql-reporting-services-metrics-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article Convergence is on and here is a new Feature of the Day: Additional SQL Reporting Services Metrics. --- # Feature of the Day: Multicompany Excel Reports in a single worksheet – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-multicompany-excel-reports-in-a-single-worksheet-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article Anyone want Multicompany Excel Reports in a single worksheet? Well it’s a new R2 Feature of the Day. --- # Feature of the Day: Set the Default Column Order – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-set-the-default-column-order-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article How about another Feature of the Day? This time it a way to Set the Default Column Order. --- # Weekly Review: Restarting Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-restarting-project-accounting/ - Date: 2011-04-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data - Type: original article Project Accounting setup can be tough to get right the first time in Dynamics GP. Sometimes a company simply wants to dump their existing Project Accounting implementation and start over without ripping out the rest of their GP implementation. Maybe they only implemented PA for internal projects and now that setup won’t properly support external projects. There are lots of considerations to take into account before doing this. It is not something to be done lightly. Make sure you understand the implications of this. Those implications are beyond the scope of this post. Make sure that you consult with your partner before doing this. This can also be useful if you are testing PA in a test company and want to start over completely. If you’ve done your homework and you are ready to restart Project Accounting, here is how you do it. In SQL Server Management Studio: 1. Delete DYNAMICS..DB\_Upgrade where PRODID = 258 and db\_name = ‘Company ID ‘ *Use the company database ID for your company.* 2. Delete DYNAMICS..DU000020 where PRODID = 258 and companyID = x *where “x” = the companyID from DYNAMICS..SY01500* 3. DROP TABLE PA10702 *run against the company database* Yes, it really is that simple. After you log in the next time, you’ll get a message that Project Accounting is not setup and PA looks just like it does after a fresh install. Sometimes a fresh start is easier than you think. [H.T. to Ross Carlson of I.B.I.S. for figuring this out while we were working on resetting a PA test company] Originally Posted by Mark at [2/09/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/02/weekly-dynamic-restart-project.html) --- # Pre-Convergence Stuff - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pre-convergence-stuff/ - Date: 2011-04-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Lots of folks are telling you exactly where to find their Convergence sessions. I think that’s fantastic, so I’m not going to do that. It’s fun to be different. You’re smart enough to figure it out. The 50 Tips session contains all new tips again this year and the Excel presentation is brand new as well. You know that they are going to rock so I’m going to go all diva on you and say just look it up. Hint, they’re all going to rock the Marcus Auditorium, voted the most comfortable seats at Convergence last year. Each year I pick a song to get hyped up to present. This year its going to be [We Shot the Moon](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003FAB4GG/180-2198146-6074152?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003FAB4GG&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=as_li_ss_tl&tag=polinofamilywebs) by Write This Down. I’ve had the whole album on repeat for the last 3 weeks so this works for me. Feel free to listen along. For the first time, the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) is going to be available at the Convergence bookstore. Pick one up there and just roll it into your expense report for the conference. Just be careful, the books have a high theft factor so don’t leave yours lying around. The book was like a tickle me Elmo doll at the GPUG Summit. Everyone wanted one and they were in scarce supply. I have a few (very few) books to give away. Sucking up will not help you get one. You’re better off buying one at the store. Then again, you’re welcome to try sucking up. Who knows what might work. When I’m not presenting or practicing I’ll be at the expo, in sessions, or at the community lounge. If you want to say hi just stop me. If you want to find me, I’m going to try to tweet my location from [@mpolino](https://mobile.twitter.com/mpolino). Feel free to stalk…er…follow me. Whether you are going or not, follow the #Conv11 twitter stream. Many of the comments made during conferences like this will make you laugh out loud. If you owe me a drink now is the time to pay up. You know who you are Andy Hafer. --- # Feature of the Day: Business Portal Reports Center – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-business-portal-reports-center-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP team dropped two features of the day in my RSS reader at once. The first one looks at the new Business Portal Reports Center. Oooh, aaaah, shiny. --- # Feature of the Day: Excel Reports Bulk Deploy – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-excel-reports-bulk-deploy-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article With another Feature of the Day we look at Excel Reports Bulk Deploy – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. This allows bulk deployment of Excel Report Builder reports in R2. --- # Slicing Dynamics GP 2010 Data in Microsoft Excel Dashboards - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/slicing-dynamics-gp-2010-data-in-microsoft-excel-dashboards/ - Date: 2011-04-05 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Over at the Dynamics GP Blog they’ve got a nice look at Slicing Dynamics GP 2010 Data in Microsoft Excel Dashboards. This dovetails well with my upcoming Convergence presentation on Excel so if you want to see more stuff like this, come to my Convergence session! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Remember User - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-remember-user/ - Date: 2011-04-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article The Remember User feature in Dynamics GP allows a user to retain their User Name and Password on a workstation to avoid having to type it again. This can cause heartburn for security administrators. As a reminder, there is a master switch under System Preferences. (Administration > System > System Preferences) that allows administrators to globally activate or deactivate this feature. --- # Feature of the Day: Copy List Items in Extender – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-copy-list-items-in-extender-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-04 - Topics: Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at the ability to Copy List Items in Extender. This allows you to copy a list of items built for one Extender field to a different Extender field to help shorten development time. Pretty cool. --- # Feature of the Day: Rewrite Report Deployment Wizards – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-rewrite-report-deployment-wizards-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-04 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has given us another Feature of the Day. This time its Rewrite Report Deployment Wizards. These will make SSRS and Excel report deployments even simpler. --- # Feature of the Day: Additional SRS Reports for Payroll, Human Resources and Inventory – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-additional-srs-reports-for-payroll-human-resources-and-inventory-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-04 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Continuing with new Features of the Day is a look at Additional SRS Reports for Payroll, Human Resources and Inventory. --- # New Dynamics GP Fiction: Debits are Forever - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-dynamics-gp-fiction-debits-are-forever/ - Date: 2011-04-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article For those of you who got a kick out of [A Space Alien’s Guide to Microsoft Convergence](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/03/space-aliens-guide-to-microsoft.html?amp&), I’ve got a new treat. My newest story is a bit longer at 12 pages all in. It’s titled [**Debits are Forever**](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#debitsforever) and it’s a new twist on a classic spy tale. In [Debits are Forever](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#debitsforever) our hero, and want to be spy, George, uses Microsoft Dynamics GP to support an off-the-books spy operation. In the process he manages to save the life of a female agent, his not-so-secret love, and stop a terrorist plot, all with the power of Microsoft Dynamics GP. It’s a fast paced, fun thriller designed to make you smile. It’s also an interesting way to explain to your kids what you do everyday. This is a grand experiment. [Debits are Forever](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#debitsforever) is $0.99 in [PDF](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#debitsforever) or Kindle format. If you liked [A Space Alien’s Guide to Microsoft Convergence](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/03/space-aliens-guide-to-microsoft.html?amp&) and you want to have a little fun with Dynamics GP, please support my little project. *[I find myself setting this up to post on April 1 and yet, this is not an April Fools joke. Still the topic is odd enough to make the launch date ironic.]* --- # One of My Evil Plans: Fan Fiction for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/one-of-my-evil-plans-fan-fiction-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-04-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Now that [Debits are Forever](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#debitsforever) is out, I’m willing to talk a little bit more about this evil plan. Like the subtitle of Hugh MacLeod’s highly recommended book [Evil Plans](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1591843847/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1591843847),  I’m working to have fun on the road to world domination. If you missed the last post (and really, that should have been hard to do) I’ve written some fictional short stories around Microsoft Dynamics GP. Yes, I might be insane or … I might be an evil genius. I confess to boredom with white papers, even (especially?) the ones I’ve written. Case studies are so pristine that I could grind them up and use them for hand sanitizer. I wanted something different. My brain rebelled in the middle of writing another Best Practice Guide and came up with these wacky tales of using Microsoft Dynamics GP in unusual settings. Oh, and it keeps coming up with them. This isn’t the end. Like many of you, I’m a CPA. I literally have a degree in boredom and can put it to use with the best of them. However, there is no reason why Dynamics GP has to be boring. So let’s have some fun. Frankly, I want to see the SAP folks and the Oracle people and whoever else standing around wondering why their ERP software isn’t cool enough for fan fiction. I want them asking what Microsoft is putting in the cool aid that turns users into FANS that are reading about ERP software. Plus, when my kids, friends and parents ask what I do for a living, they can read about how George supports and saves secret agents using Dynamics GP. That is MUCH COOLER than explaining what ERP stands for. It’s fitting that this is launching on April Fool’s Day because this is surely a nutty idea, though it’s no joke. For those of you choking on the $0.99 charge, go away. Sit in your cube and for heaven’s sake don’t read these stories, you’re not ready for this yet. But for those of you willing to peek over the cubical and drop a whopping $0.99 on something a little crazy, let’s go take over the world. --- # Weekly Review: Killing a Hung Integration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-killing-a-hung-integration/ - Date: 2011-03-31 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you use Integration Manager with the Dynamics GP Destination adapters, at some point, you’ll end up with a hung session. Typically this happens when a when an integration fails but Dynamics GP does not return to availability. The symptom of this is often a message about closing all windows prior to running the integration, even though all windows are closed. When you run an integration with the Dynamics GP adapter (versus the econnect IM adapter) Dynamics GP must be open. When you click Run, GP disappears and reappears when the integration is complete.  What happens in the background is that Integration Manager writes to GP through the interface. The interface is hidden to improve speed and prevent interference. If the integration fails and GP does not reappear, GP may still be open in the background. If you open GP again, you actually have 2 GP sessions running and this is really confusing to Integration Manager. There is a simple fix for this. Simply open up the Task Manager and kill the Dynamics task. Then reopen Dynamics GP and reintegrate. In very rare cases where this has not worked for me, rebooting always fixes the issue. Originally Posted by Mark at [2/02/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/02/weekly-dynamic-killing-hung-integration.html) --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Add Unified Communications Functionality in Extender - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-add-unified-communications-functionality-in-extender/ - Date: 2011-03-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at new Unified Communications Functionality in Extender. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Business Portal Migration Utility - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-business-portal-migration-utility/ - Date: 2011-03-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The latest feature of the day from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is the Business Portal Migration Utility. The updates to the migration utility will enable customers to move their Business Portal customizations directly from Business Portal 3.0 to Business Portal for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. Checkout the whole post at Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Business Portal Migration Utility – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP . --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: ELS Elimination of Modal Forms - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-els-elimination-of-modal-forms/ - Date: 2011-03-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m catching up with Friday’s feature of the day. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP took a look at ELS Elimination of Modal Forms. What does that mean for you? It allows the end-user to continue to work on, or close a form pending approval of an Electronic Signature. Pretty cool, read the whole thing for details. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Microsoft Dynamics Security Synchronization Utility - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-microsoft-dynamics-security-synchronization-utility/ - Date: 2011-03-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The latest Feature of the Day is the Microsoft Dynamics Security Synchronization Utility. This allows the synchronizing of roles across GP, Business Portal and Web Services. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Picking Your Cue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-picking-your-cue/ - Date: 2011-03-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I love the new Cue’s in Dynamics GP 2010’s To Do list. It’s important not to forget that you have control over whether items appear as a Cue or a list. From the Home Page, pick New Reminder. Check or uncheck the Cue box next to a prebuilt or custom reminder. Checking the box uses a cue, unchecking it displays a list. --- # GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: List View Performance Enhancements – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-list-view-performance-enhancements-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The latest Feature of the Day from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP covers List View Performance Enhancements. I have to say, even from a 50 tips demo standpoint, I’m looking forward to improved List View performance. --- # Analysis Cubes and GP2010: More Retained Earnings Problems | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-cubes-and-gp2010-more-retained-earnings-problems-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-03-28 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Dwight Specht digs into Analysis Cubes and GP2010: More Retained Earnings Problems over at DynamicsCare. ![](/img/blogger/a07823fab4ec6a10.jpg) --- # A Space Alien’s Guide to Microsoft Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-space-aliens-guide-to-microsoft-convergence/ - Date: 2011-03-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Today I’m launching ***[A Space Alien’s Guide to Microsoft Convergence](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#spacealien)*** as a way to present the upcoming Microsoft Dynamics Convergence customer conference in a different light. This short guide is just as the title describes, a Convergence primer for beings from other planets. I’ve been experimenting with some very different ways to present usage cases for Microsoft Dynamics GP. You’ll see some of those in the very near future. They aren’t just out of the box, I burned the box. Frankly I think that my brain is rebelling from writing articles, blog posts, best practices guides and whatever else. It’s now insisting on writing fiction. In this particular case I’m bored with all of the [guides to Convergence, including my own,](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-ax/top-10-ways-get-most-out-convergence-2010) so I decided to push the envelope. The [PDF version is a free download](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html#spacealien) but you’ll need to register. Don’t worry, I won’t spam you or sell your name. I’m trying to collect information to better understand who might be interested in more of this type of thing. I’ve also been wanting to play with publishing to Amazon’s Kindle and this looked like an opportunity to experiment. As a result, there is a native Kindle version of this very short document available on Amazon. For my U.K. friends, don’t worry, there’s a U.K. Kindle store version as well. Unfortunately, Amazon won’t let me publish a free Kindle story. So if you want the native Kindle experience you’ll have to drop 99 cents. (Not being able to publish free stuff actually makes sense. Amazon pays Sprint for wireless delivery to Kindle devices but they don’t charge customers a monthly fee for the service. Amazon has to pay for it somehow and not filling up the Kindle store with free stuff is one way. There is free stuff for the Kindle but Amazon controls what’s free.) There are more tales ready to launch. Frankly, I’ve had so much fun writing them that I’ll probably keep at it regardless of the feedback but I’d love to hear what you think. Feel free to leave a [comment on the blog](/), [drop a tweet](https://mobile.twitter.com/dynacctnet), Like this post on [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/dynacctnet) or [email me](mailto:mpolino@gmail.com). --- # Weekly Review: Two Way Match as a Best Practice - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-two-way-match-as-a-best-practice/ - Date: 2011-03-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A three way match of PO+Receipt+Invoice is the typical process for PO processing. However, in some scenarios, a two way match is preferred because it’s more efficient. Essentially the company chooses to pay from the receiving not waiting for an invoice. This is really efficient when price agreements between the company and vendor are consistent. Also in a high turnover environment, invoice differences will never make it to the product because the product will be gone long before the invoice arrives so the vendor may agree to forgive price differences in exchange for faster payment. After all, by paying from the receipt, the company eliminates a lot of time and effort chasing down small variances. It is incredibly simple to accomplish a two way match in GP. When processing a Receiving simply pick Shipment/Invoice as the Receiving Type. This processes a receiving and invoice as one transaction thus completing the two way match. If you’re looking to do two way matching, it doesn’t get easier than this. Originally Posted by Mark at [1/26/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/01/weekly-dynamic-two-way-match-as-best.html) --- # Make Your Accounting Department More Efficient - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/make-your-accounting-department-more-efficient/ - Date: 2011-03-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m finally digging through some articles that I had marked to blog about. In the December 2010 issue of the Journal of Accountancy, CPA Tom Sonde looks at ways to [Make Your Accounting Department More Efficient](http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2010/Dec/20103366). I was struck by how many of the points we’ve already covered with respect to Dynamics GP. In short, if you’re looking to make your Accounting Department more efficient with Dynamics GP, you’re already using one of the best resources available, [DynamicAccounting.net](/) From Tom’s article: - *Conduct process walk-throughs.* - *We’ve looked at a number of different processes ripe for improvement in Dynamics GP including:* - *[Vendor 1099’s](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/03/weekly-review-track-and-get-w-9-for.html)* - *[Daily Bank Reconciliations](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/10/weekly-review-daily-bank.html)* - *[Partial Month End Closing](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/06/weekly-review-partial-month-end-closing.html)* - *And lot’s more* - *Use best practices.* - *We’ve seen best practices around* - *[Partial Month Closing](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/03/weekly-review-assign-ap-staff-to.html)* - *[Use Tax](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html)* - *Plus others* - *Take advantage of unused system functionality.* - *I’ve covered [so many of these items in Weekly Dynamic’s](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Weekly%20Tips) that it’s silly.* - *Plus, Frank and I are doing a session (UBGP11) on exactly this on DayONE at Convergence.* - *Conduct process training.* - *[Our webinars can help with this.](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search?q=webinar)* - *Develop system “super users.”* - *[Why you need a champion](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/configuration-development/why-you-need-champion-successful-microsoft-dynamics-gp-implementatio)* - *Establish process metrics.* - *[Yep, we’ve got those too](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search?q=metrics)* - *Reward success.* - *Maybe with a [Convergence pass](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Convergence%202011)?* - *or some [Friday Fun](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Funny)?* Make sure to [read the whole article for details.](http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2010/Dec/20103366) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Receivables Management Return Account - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-receivables-management-return-account/ - Date: 2011-03-24 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at the lack of options for multiple Receivables Management Default Return Accounts. ![[image8.png]](/img/blogger/e514f93fc328b49d.png) --- # GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Business Portal External Lists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-business-portal-external-lists/ - Date: 2011-03-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Business Portal External Lists. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Control the Sale of Discontinued Items with a Password - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-control-the-sale-of-discontinued-items-with-a-password/ - Date: 2011-03-21 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In pas 50 Tips in 50 Minutes presentations I’ve shown off the ability to prevent the sale of discontinued items. But the setting is all or nothing. You can’t control it by Item. However, you can control it with a password. On the Sales Area Page under Setup pick Sales Order Processing and Options. Find Allow the Sale of Discontinued Items and check the box to allow the sale. Next to the setting enter a password. Now when you pick a discontinued item to sell, a password box will pop up. This gives you the choice at the time of the transaction to decide whether or not to allow the sale of discontinued items. --- # Feature of the Day: Substitute Fields for Email – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-substitute-fields-for-email-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Catching up with Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP, I see a new Feature of the Day: Substitute Fields for Email . --- # Available to Promise. Helps you keep your promises! – Dynamics GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/available-to-promise-helps-you-keep-your-promises-dynamics-gp-blog/ - Date: 2011-03-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dynamics GP Blog has a new look at how Available to Promise. Helps you keep your promises. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Feature of the Day: Ability to Copy Email Messages – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-r2-feature-of-the-day-ability-to-copy-email-messages-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Adding to the growing pile of Features of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP shows off the Ability to Copy Email Messages --- # Weekly Review: Assign AP Staff to Specific Suppliers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-assign-ap-staff-to-specific-suppliers/ - Date: 2011-03-17 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article ##### A Purchasing best practice is to assign AP staff responsibility for certain vendors. This provides point of contact service for the vendors and helps balance the workload in a large AP environment. One easy way to accomplish this in Dynamics GP is to use the Payment Priority field. (Cards-Purchasing-Vendor, Options) This is a 3 digit, alpha-numeric field and it’s easy to use an AP clerk’s initials or employee number in here. There are advantages to using the Payment Priority field over other available fields like User Defined 1 or Vendor Class. Payment Priority is one of the options for selecting checks to print. This means that it’s possible to print a batch of checks just for a single clerk’s vendors. If the clerk has responsibility for attaching backup prior to signing or stuffing and mailing checks after signing this can be a big help, especially if the vendor assignments are non-contiguous. You can accomplish the same thing with Vendor Classes but Vendor Classes drive so many other settings that confining it to just this use is wasteful. If assigned vendor ranges are contiguous based on vendor name or number(A-D goes to one person, E-G another, etc.) then User Defined 1 will also work since checks could be controlled by the vendor name or ID. But when there are a couple large vendors and many small ones contiguous ranges can be very difficult to maintain. The point is that assigning vendors to individual AP clerks is a best practice and there are several ways to accomplish that. I prefer Payment Priority but there are lots of options to choose from. Originally Posted by Mark at [1/19/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/01/weekly-dynamic-assign-ap-staff-to.html) --- # Ability to Create Email Messages – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ability-to-create-email-messages-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at GP’s Ability to Create Email Messages. --- # I.B.I.S., Inc. Will Unveil the Latest Version of Field Service Anywhere at Microsoft Convergence 2011 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-b-i-s-inc-will-unveil-the-latest-version-of-field-service-anywhere-at-microsoft-convergence-2011/ - Date: 2011-03-17 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Via DynamicsCare (and Jack giving me a little demo today) I.B.I.S., Inc. Will Unveil the Latest Version of Field Service Anywhere at Microsoft Convergence 2011. Hint, there’s ribbons involved. --- # Feature of the Day: Ability to Email Reports – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-ability-to-email-reports-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article New Ability to Email Reports is the Feature of the Day at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP – Field Level Security | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-field-level-security-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-03-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Amy Walsh has a very detailed look at using Field Level Security in Dynamics GP. This is definitely worth a look. --- # Vote! Vote! Vote! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-vote-vote/ - Date: 2011-03-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article DynamicsWorld.co.uk is back with the 2011 edition of the 100 Most Influential People in Microsoft Dynamics. The nominations are closed and now it’s YOUR TURN to vote. All your favorites are up there, Mariano, Leslie Vail, Dwight Specht, David Musgrave and on and on and on. And on and on and still on. The nominees are broken up into groups so you’ll have to hunt for your favorites. [I’m in the back in Poll 13](http://www.micropoll.com/a/mpview/1068215-402111). Last year I was number 28 on the list, which frankly, seemed high to me, but I would still love to see you vote for me or any of the other nominees. Especially the Dynamics GP nominees. Let’s load the the final list with GP people. I’ve already voted for every GP person that I can find on the list and I’ve voted for Andy Vabulas, Dwight Specht and Clinton Weldon twice since they influence not only Microsoft but my own work with Dynamics GP. All of the nominees and voting polls are available and it looks like each poll will be highlighted over the next six weeks as well. As the saying goes in Chicago politics, vote early and vote often! --- # Feature of the Day: Word Template Generator – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-word-template-generator-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article In a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at the new Word Template Generator. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Asset Numbering - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-asset-numbering/ - Date: 2011-03-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A little Fixed Asset thought this week. When numbering Fixed Assets each asset gets a suffix with numbers 1-99 possible. You can also create master assets to associate assets. I asked about this quite a bit so I thought that I would my general guidance. - Use Asset Master numbers to associated items purchased together that might later be separated. > For example: You buy a compute plus a monitor and the cost is over the threshold to be an asset. Since an asset and a monitor can be separated down the road you might choose to make each piece an asset. This is a perfect place to use Master Asset numbers to associate assets but allow them to be separated later on. > > This also prevents issues in bulk buy scenarios where the asset ID’s might exceed 99 assets. - Use Asset Suffixes for parts of a larger asset purchased separately that generally aren’t separable later. > For example: Asset is purchased and given suffix 1. Months later the freight costs for that asset arrive. One option is to set it up with the same asset number and give it suffix 2. Since you’ll never separate the freight from the asset in the future this keeps them together. It’s also highly unlikely that these scenarios will exceed 99 assets. --- # Feature of the Day: TFS Source Control Provider – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-tfs-source-control-provider-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Catching up with Friday’s Feature of the Day: TFS Source Control Provider – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Feature of the Day: Script Editor Names Window – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-script-editor-names-window-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-14 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article More Dexterity improvement are here as a part of the Feature of the Day: Script Editor Names Window --- # Management Reporter Installation – Lessons Learned Part II – iSolutions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-installation-lessons-learned-part-ii-isolutions/ - Date: 2011-03-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article iSolutions follows up with part 2 of their Management Reporter Installation – Lessons Learned --- # Friday Fun: What if famous authors wrote Help? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/friday-fun-what-if-famous-authors-wrote-help/ - Date: 2011-03-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The folks at the Microsoft Office Blog take Microsoft Publisher and ask What if famous authors wrote Help? Imagine Tom Clancy writing help manuals. I wish. --- # Weekly Review: Track and Get W-9’s For Vendors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-track-and-get-w-9s-for-vendors/ - Date: 2011-03-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I posted this long before the current 1099 mess and it’s still relevant. Even though it looks like the onerous 1099 requirements may be going away (if only the Senate and the House will reconcile their versions and assuming the President signs it), there will still be requirements to file 1099 forms. In the U.S., a 1099 form is used to provide information to the IRS on non-corporate vendors that are paid more than $600. The biggest problem with this process is getting a Tax ID number from these vendors, usually this involves a [W-9 form](https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf). Often, companies don’t get a Tax ID number when they setup the vendor and have to go back at year end and try to get one. Good luck making this happen in the real world. The only way to make this process work smoothly is if the AP department enforces a strict, no pay policy without a W-9 on file. It’s brutal but it does get W-9’s in the door. Here’s how Dynamics GP can facilitate this process by preventing payments to vendors without a Tax ID in GP. 1. Setup every new vendor on hold by checking the Hold box next to the Vendor ID on the Vendor Maintenance window. (Cards->Payables->Vendor) 2. Open the Options window on Vendor Maintenance with the options button. (Cards->Payables->Vendor, Option) 3. In the Tax ID field of Vendor Maintenance Options enter “Need Tax ID” 4. Enter the rest of the vendor info and save it. Once a W-9 with an ID is received, enter the tax id in the tax id field and remove the hold. Use a Smartlist at the time of each AP run to review vendors on hold due to missing tax ID information. This process also makes it very easy for AP personnel to deal with vendor inquiries. If the vendor’s payments are on hold due to missing Tax ID information, tell them when they call. It’s amazing how fast that information arrives. Originally posted by Mark at [1/12/2009 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/01/weekly-dynamictrack-and-get-w-9-for.html) --- # New Facebook Poll on Convergence Sessions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-facebook-poll-on-convergence-sessions/ - Date: 2011-03-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Convergence is Microsoft’s premier customer conference for Dynamics users and it’s coming up in just about a month in Atlanta. All of my sessions are set for this year but I’m already thinking about the [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit in the fall and Convergence next year. This year you are going to see an explosion of 50 Tips in 50 Minute sessions. They’ve been hugely popular and Microsoft decided to consciously expand their reach. I love that this little idea has taken root since it based on 100 tips in 100 minutes presentations that the Office team used to do at Convergence a long time ago. But I worry that you’ll burn out. I wonder if the success of 50 Tips is that its like candy, fun and easy to consume. Or is the success a product of our YouTube, Text Messaging, Twitter culture? Do you still want fast and short or are you ready for some deep dive sessions? Does deep dive belong somewhere else? (Yeah, some days I worry too much) I’ve put together a little [Facebook poll](https://apps.facebook.com/opinionpolls/poll.php?ref=stream_poll&pid=ABA%2F8gathuA) to see what you think. I’ll run this again after Convergence to see if you’ve changed your mind so help me out and [go vote](https://apps.facebook.com/opinionpolls/poll.php?ref=stream_poll&pid=ABA%2F8gathuA). --- # Feature of the Day: SOP Return Word Templates – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-sop-return-word-templates-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I told that there were a ton of Feature of the Day articles cued up. How about a look at SOP Return Word Templates from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # SQL Script to Assign ALL GP Items to ALL Warehouses – iSolutions Partners - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-assign-all-gp-items-to-all-warehouses-isolutions-partners/ - Date: 2011-03-09 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article iSolution Partners delivers a SQL Script to Assign ALL GP Items to ALL Warehouses . --- # Feature of the Day: Report Builder Integration (Export) – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-report-builder-integration-export-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Development & Integration - Type: original article With a new Feature of the Day, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Report Builder Integration (Export) . --- # Weekly Dynamic: Pick Checkbook Dates Before the ID - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pick-checkbook-dates-before-the-id/ - Date: 2011-03-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Belinda the GP CSI covered this as part of a look at the Checkbook registered but I wanted to pull it out an highlight it. The Checkbook register can be slow returning large amounts of data. A way to deal with that is to set the data range you want FIRST then pick the Checkbook ID. --- # Feature of the Day: Report Builder Integration – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-report-builder-integration-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-07 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’ve seen the list of upcoming Features of the Day and its huge. Settle in because there are plenty more of these to come! The latest Feature of the Day is Report Builder Integration in Dynamics GP 2010 R2. --- # Dynamics GP Reporting | DynamicsCare - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-reporting-dynamicscare/ - Date: 2011-03-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Amy Walsh reminds us that Chris Liley and David Duncan’s book on Dynamics GP Reporting is due out in May. You can pick up the RAW version now and get the full ebook when it comes out. I’ve got my copy of the RAW book and it totally rocks. The final book is going to be terrific. --- # Feature of the Day: New SQL Reporting Services Reports – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-new-sql-reporting-services-reports-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-04 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP brings us New SQL Reporting Services Reports as today’s Feature of the Day. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-technical-conference-2011-resources/ - Date: 2011-03-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For those with access to PartnerSource, links to Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 Resources are now up. ![](/img/blogger/e6a0e0bf5fd447b6.jpg) --- # Weekly Review: Update Budget Lines in Project - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-update-budget-lines-in-project/ - Date: 2011-03-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Something else new in GP Version 10 is the ability to mass add budget lines in Project Accounting. As an example, if your company adds a new cost category that needs to be applied to a large number of projects you can do that quickly, in a few minutes. The process is under Tools-Routines-Project-Update Budget Lines. Pick a Cost Category ID to be added to projects, optionally add a default status for the new line and a default quantity for the new line. Next select the appropriate projects on the left and insert them on the right with the center button. You can even update project templates so that new projects get that cost category as well. Simply check the Update Templates box and insert templates from left to right as well. Click process and you’re done. There’s no report that prints but you do get an update message when the process is complete. This new feature makes it simple to update cost categories to a large number of projects and it’s about as easy as it can be. [![](/img/blogger/6b793b05f9d56fda.jpg)](/img/blogger/b454d9b9882561a2.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [12/22/2008 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/12/weekly-dynamic-update-budget-lines-in.html) --- # Advice for Convergence Speakers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/advice-for-convergence-speakers/ - Date: 2011-03-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m going to indulge some thoughts here. I’ve had a couple of good years as a speaker at Convergence. In 2009 I had the highest rated session. In 2010 I was the highest rated speaker so I’m not simply popping off. It’s not hard to be a good speaker, but it does take work so I thought that with six weeks to go I would offer a little advice for speakers. 1. Practice. Practice standing up, giving your presentation. Don’t skimp on this. Yes, you’ll feel dumb. You’ll feel dumber with 100 people in a room if you don’t practice. Punish your kids or your dog, but not your spouse, by making them listen. I actually made listening to my presentation a punishment for son once.He learned his lesson and I got a great presentation. Practice with your PC on 1024 x 768 resolution. Many projectors are older and can’t handle higher resolutions. 2. Read. Pick up Scott Berkun’s Confessions of a Public Speaker. It’s a phenomenal read. 3. Push Yourself. If you do nothing else, sign up for the one on one speaker training at Convergence. It’s you and a speaker coach in a presentation room with a microphone, a projector and your presentation. You start, they stop and correct. You continue, they help you adjust. Best of all, it’s free. You are cheating yourself and your audience if you don’t participate in this. 4. Connect. Don’t hang out on the podium before your presentation. Setup and test your stuff early then get out into the audience. Talk to folks, thank them for coming, find out how Convergence is going. Goodwill = Good Ratings 5. Be Passionate. If you’re not passionate about your topic don’t speak. Everyone wants you to knock it out of the park. They don’t want you to suck. Don’t apologize for anything. When something crashes smile, restart and go on. It’s ok to have a little fun and show a little ego. You are the person on stage after all. I like to do fast presentations because they force people to try to keep up. They also up the energy in the room. I’ve sat through too many boring presentations. I refuse to contribute to the problem. --- # Feature of the Day: Drilldown from SQL Reporting Services Reports – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-drilldown-from-sql-reporting-services-reports-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP rolls out another feature coming in GP 2010 R2. This time its Drilldown from SQL Reporting Services Reports. Make sure to check it out along with all of the other great blog posts coming out of the GP Tech Conference in Fargo. --- # Android Apps Updated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/android-apps-updated/ - Date: 2011-03-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Both the DynamicAccounting.net and MyGPSearch Android apps got updated yesterday with minor fixes. If you haven’t checked them out yet now is a great time to do it. | | | | --- | --- | | | | --- # Feature of the Day – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/feature-of-the-day-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-03-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article With the upcoming release of GP 2010 R2, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is back with a new Feature of the Day. In this installment they look at some of the new Business Intelligence features coming in R2. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Undefined Symbol Errors When Upgrading from a version to another - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-undefined-symbol-errors-when-upgrading-from-a-version-to-another/ - Date: 2011-03-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud digs into Undefined Symbol Errors When Upgrading from a version to another. I have to admit, that’s a pretty scary looking error. [![image](/img/blogger/330e9de4d54a044d.png "image")](/img/blogger/b1bdd6c3cac652ea.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Minimum Check Amount - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-minimum-check-amount/ - Date: 2011-02-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you don’t want to cut a check if it’s not at least a minimum amount. A common scenario for this is affiliate programs like Amazon’s Associates program. They won’t send you a payment until the amount they owe you equals $10.00. In another example, when my college scholarship finished they sent me a check for a leftover $0.25. It cost the college more to mail the check and then I had this tiny little check that I had to go deposit. In Dynamics GP we can can control this and only cut checks when they are over a certain amount. Contrary to your first thought, this is not the Minimum Check line in vendor setup. That is used for when a minimum payment is due to a vendor, like a credit card minimum payment. To only cut checks over a minimum amount, you need a free tool from the Professional Services Tool Library. First, download and install the Professional Services Tool Library. Get with you’re partner if you need help. Then check the box next to PM Minimum Check. Now when you go into Select Checks to build a batch of AP checks, pick Additional>Set Minimum Check Amount from the menu. In the box, make sure that Use Minimum Check Amount is marked and set a minimum check amount. Back to our Amazon.com example. If you want to pay a group of vendors only when they are above the minimum but not worry about it for everyone else, the simplest solution is to put those vendors in a class. Then, process an AP check run for that class and set the minimum amount. For other check runs, simply remove the minimum amount and process normally. --- # Schedule builder is now available for Convergence 2011 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/schedule-builder-is-now-available-for-convergence-2011/ - Date: 2011-02-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Schedule Builder and Convergence Connect tools are now available for Convergence 2011. Start building your schedule now. On a side note, there has been a proliferation of 50 Tips sessions at Convergence this year. I started something 2 years ago, the SL folks followed suit last year with a very successful 50 Tips session for SL and now we have an explosion of sessions. The competitor in me thinks that this is going to be fun. The presenter in me wonders if it’s time to go deeper into a topic next year to stand out from the crowd. --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Add Purchase Order Line Account Number to PO Workflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-add-purchase-order-line-account-number-to-po-workflow/ - Date: 2011-02-28 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud shows us how to Add Purchase Order Line Account Number to PO Workflow. ![[image5.png]](/img/blogger/9ede9de6eba80776.png) --- # Mohammad R. Daoud: Management Reporter–Load Database is not loading my database?!? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mohammad-r-daoud-management-reporter-load-database-is-not-loading-my-database/ - Date: 2011-02-28 - Topics: SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Digging with Management Reporter, Mohammad Daoud looks at why Load Database is not loading his database. It sounds like a personal problem to me but in the end it’s a naming issue. issue. [![image](/img/blogger/d111b78259ab7289.png "image")](/img/blogger/d69e290bc2a02a47.png) --- # GP2themax–How do I void a bank deposit after it’s been reconciled? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2themax-how-do-i-void-a-bank-deposit-after-its-been-reconciled/ - Date: 2011-02-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Frank Hamelly looks at options for voiding a bank deposit after it’s been reconciled --- # Online Services for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Cool? Flashy? It depends! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/online-services-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-cool-flashy-it-depends/ - Date: 2011-02-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In his latest IMHO post on the Dynamics Community site Mariano looks at Online Services for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Cool? Flashy? It depends! --- # Updated Payroll Tax Liability Formula for Dynamics GP – iSolutions Partners - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updated-payroll-tax-liability-formula-for-dynamics-gp-isolutions-partners/ - Date: 2011-02-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Ryan McBee has started blogging for iSolutions Partners. His first post is up with a look at the Updated Payroll Tax Liability Formula for Dynamics GP . --- # Weekly Dynamic: POP Invoice Match Extended Price - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pop-invoice-match-extended-price/ - Date: 2011-02-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Here’s the scenario: in POP you go to match an invoice but you can’t quite get quantity and unit price to equal the extended price you need to match too. Usually this is because there aren’t enough decimal places defined for quantity or unity price. The fix for this is easy. Set the quantity and force the extended price field to be what you want. GP will automatically adjust the Unit Price. This works even if there aren’t enough decimal places defined, GP still forces the unit price and deals with the decimal places behind the scenes. This also works for P.O.’s, Receivings and SOP transactions. It’s also a great way to make sure integrations are right. Integrate the quantity and extended price and let GP figure out the unit price. --- # Confused about Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Tax Update Version » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confused-about-microsoft-dynamics-gp-payroll-tax-update-version-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-02-21 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The Summit Group helps clear up Confusion about Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Tax Update. --- # Convergence 2011 CPE Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2011-cpe-update/ - Date: 2011-02-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft has added confirmation of CPE credit availability to the Frequently Asked Questions page on the Convergence website. Specifically, it’s under General Logistics. Please make sure to tell a Microsoftie that you appreciate them adding back this benefit when you’re at Convergence. --- # Weekly Review: Reconcile ACH Batches - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-reconcile-ach-batches/ - Date: 2011-02-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mariano Gomez had a great piece of advice on the Newsgroup regarding ACH batches and Bank Rec so I decided to formalize it and turn this into a Weekly Dynamic. Many companies submit an ACH file to their bank to pay vendors. The bank will often process the transaction as a lump sum debited from the bank account rather than as individual transactions. This makes reconciling difficult because you need the ACH batch info to match back to the individual transactions that were sent to the Bank Reconciliation module but the bank statement will only show one amount Well, here is a fix. Use the ACH file that you sent to the bank as your source file for the Electronic Reconcile module. Let Electronic Reconcile check off the ACH transactions for you. This also provides a better level of consistency for your auditors. If you are on the Advanced Management tier of Business Ready Licensing you already own Electronic Reconcile to go along with EFT for Payables so there is nothing else to buy to make this happen. Posted by Mark at 12/08/2008 09:00:00 AM --- # If it can go wrong… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/if-it-can-go-wrong/ - Date: 2011-02-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Lisa Armstrong reached out to me months ago inviting me to the first Washington, D.C. area [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) chapter meeting. I couldn’t make the meeting but wanted to do something to help promote it. So I sent Lisa a [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) to give away and we worked out a way for me to send a video with GP tips to help provide meeting content. That’s about all that went right. I built a custom 20 Tips in 20 Minutes for Dynamics GP presentation that looked awesome. I recorded the presentation and saved it off in a location that Lisa could get at and went on my merry way. Lisa calls yesterday to say the video is cutting off at 11 minutes. I rerecorded it last night after multiple tries but the resulting file is simply too large to send via hotel wireless. But hey, consultants are problem solvers so we work out to do a Live Meeting presentation and I’ll just deliver it live. What could go wrong? Well, there can be problems with the speakerphone.  The phone call can drop in middle forcing them to use a cell phone held up to a microphone  so you can be heard. The web connection can drop on the last tip of the end of the presentation. The world can fold in on itself. Ok maybe that last one didn’t really happen but you get the idea. And we do what we always do. In spite of surprises, we figure out a way to make it work. Whether it’s a project or a webinar or a demo that blows up. The GPUG members in D.C. were extremely gracious despite the technical difficulties. They seemed to have had a full house and were in good hands with Mark Rockwell of Rockton Software and Jon Rivers of Data Masons in attendance. Thank again to Lisa for giving me the opportunity to help. --- # SAS 70 Being Replaced - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sas-70-being-replaced/ - Date: 2011-02-16 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls, Accounting & Career - Type: original article Technology people can ignore this post. This is for the accountants in the room. Companies that outsource service portions of their of their business (think Payroll to ADP) have requirements around ensuring the controls in place at those organizations. Previously a SAS 70 Audit was used to report on internal control at service providers but there were lots of problems with that. Companies misrepresented the value of a SAS 70 audit in sales literature calling themselves SAS 70 compliant when there was really no standard to comply to. As a result of problems and the growth of new outsourcing options like cloud computing the AICPA is replacing SAS 70 with Service Organization Control Reports. What does this mean to you as a GP user? It means that as you look at ISV outsourced solutions and other outsourcing options that may plug into Dynamics GP it’s time to start looking for SOC not SAS 70. If your vendor gives you a blank stare when you say SOC send them to http://www.aicpa.org/InterestAreas/AccountingAndAuditing/Resources/SOC/Pages/SORHome.aspx and then maybe get a little nervous about the vendor. --- # Bing option added to MyGPSearch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/bing-option-added-to-mygpsearch/ - Date: 2011-02-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over the weekend I got some time to really fine tune the MyGPSearch.com search engine for Dynamics GP. In addition, I added a Bing option as a supplement to the Google based custom search engine. Google and Bing approach custom search in VERY different ways. You won’t necessarily get different results but how they path they take to setup custom searches is dramatically different. Bing’s options are not as customizable and as a result may return broader results which may not always be as relevant. Also, the way Bing delivers the results precludes me from adding it to the mobile sites…for now. If you want to try the Bing option simply hit up MyGPSearch.com and click the new Bing option button in the middle. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Rerun FA GL Post Routine - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-rerun-fa-gl-post-routine/ - Date: 2011-02-14 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article So lets say that you run the GL post routine in Fixed Assets for Dynamics GP. We all know that this creates an unposted batch in GL. What if someone deletes that batch by mistake? Think about the thousands of depreciation line entries that could be in that file, now they’re gone. Not so fast. After a related incident at a client, Microsoft sent a us script to allow recreation of the GL batch. With their permission I’m reposting it here. Just to be clear, if you don’t run separate GL posting routines for additions, retirements and depreciation, this won’t let you undo that. You’ll still get one big file to sift through. But, if you run the GL routine to process additions and while you’re working on retirements someone whacks the unposted additions batch, you’re not stuck. Delete  batch prior to posting then run this script. Afterward, rerun the GL Posting routine. /\* \*\* Procedure Name:  FA\_Undo\_GLBatch\_Interface \*\* \*\* Description: \*\* \*\*    Resets the Batch ID to ” (blank) for the selected Batch ID in \*\*    the Financial Detail File (FA00902) so that the GL Interface can be run again \*\*    to pick up those details. \*\* \*\*    \*\*WARNING: This does not change any GL tables \*\* \*\* Special Instructions: \*\* \*\*    set @BatchName = ‘XXX’ –XXX must be replaced with the Batch Name to be affected \*\*    \*\* Database:    Company \*\* \*\* \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* \*/ declare @BatchName char(15) set @BatchName = ‘XXX’ UPDATE FA00902     SET GLINTBTCHNUM = ”, GLINTTRXDATE = ‘1900-01-01 00:00:00.000’     WHERE GLINTBTCHNUM = @BatchName DELETE FA15000     WHERE GLINTBTCHNUM = @BatchName DELETE FAINDEX On  a related note, we had a client going live with Fixed Assets. One of their people was supposed to run the GL Posting interface through 12/31 and then delete batch prior to posting. This would take care of all of the integrated assets which were already in GL. They didn’t. When the first depreciation was run in January we got all the FA additions plus all of the fist month’s depreciation. This script bailed us out. We deleted the batch and reran the posting routine through 12/31. This created a batch of additions which we deleted. We then ran the GL process through 1/31 and got a batch with just January depreciation. --- # Interview with Victoria Yudin on her book Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interview-with-victoria-yudin-on-her-book-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-implementation/ - Date: 2011-02-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article With the release of Victoria Yudin’s new book, [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680329?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1849680329), books about Dynamics GP are starting to see some real momentum. I thought it would be fun to interview Victoria about her book so we did a little email interview so that you can get to know Victoria  and learn more about her book. (I know that you all know who she is but maybe there’s a jealous Dynamics AX person in the back wanting to know more about GP) **1) First, congratulations on your new book, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation. I’ve read it and it’s a great resource on Microsoft Dynamics GP. Can you tell me how the book came about?** *Thank you very much!  The publisher of the book, Packt Publishing, approached me about writing a book on a Dynamics GP topic.  They had a few different topics in mind and a few people they were talking to, and wanted to know if I was interested.  We decided that the best topic for my particular skill set and experience would be implementation of Dynamics GP, specifically geared towards the small to mid-size company.* *I was a little reluctant about taking on this project at first.  While I had written several articles and blog posts in the past, I had never written a book before.  I suspected it would be a pretty serious time commitment and I wasn’t sure how this would work while at the same time running Flexible Solutions.  In addition to our regular Dynamics GP work, we recently released our first ISV product, GP Reports Viewer, and I wanted to make sure that I would be able to give enough time and attention to everything.  In the long run, after discussing this with my family and colleagues, I decided that writing this book was something I really wanted to do.  The more I thought about the prospect of writing a book and talked about it with others, the more excited I got about it.* *Now that it’s done and the book is out there, I can tell you that I certainly did not overestimate the time commitment, but it was an extremely interesting and educational experience and I am very grateful to have been given this opportunity.  The feedback I have received has been amazing and very rewarding.* **2) Who is the target audience for this book?** *The target audience for this book is pretty broad.  While keeping in mind that the goal was to provide a GP implementation guide for small to mid-size businesses, I really tried to provide a lot of value to just about any Dynamics GP consultant and technical user.  I think even longtime Dynamics GP consultants can benefit from the sections that go over every single field on all the setup windows.  Anyone that has not used Integration Manager, or needs some help getting started with it, can benefit from my chapter with examples on setting up a few of the typical imports.* *I personally find that I am using my installation chapter for every new install I do.  I also find myself referring to the book quite often for finding various pieces of information.  Yesterday I used it to find the link to the Microsoft support wizard and the location of the file to create a 32-bit ODBC on a 64-bit computer.  The eBook version is great for being able to do searches like this.* **3) What makes this book special versus just using the Dynamics GP Manuals?** *Let me start off by saying that I think Dynamics GP manuals are some of the better written software manuals I have seen throughout my career.  My book is not meant to replace them so much as to augment them.  There is not one manual out there that will take you through a complete implementation process, which is the goal of my book.  In some cases, I tried to condense the information readers would need to check for in 5 different manuals into one place.  In other cases, I added information and links from PartnerSource and CustomerSource, Dynamics GP blogs and Microsoft’s website to provide my readers with a much more complete set of resources than they can get from the manuals.  I also tried to provide some real-life examples of when to choose certain options as well as some recommendations based upon successful implementations we have worked on.* Victoria Yudin is the longest running MVP for Microsoft Dynamics GP. She is the owner of [Flexible Solutions](http://www.flex-solutions.com/) and you get her book, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation at: [![](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51uK8DBAoGL._SL110_.jpg)](http://www.amazon.com/dp/1849680329?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1849680329&adid=0Y3E7ZWR5VGWHTB7D2NS&) [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implement…](http://www.amazon.com/dp/1849680329?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1849680329&adid=0Y3E7ZWR5VGWHTB7D2NS&) Victoria Yudin [Best Price $51.90](http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1849680329?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=am1&creativeASIN=1849680329&adid=0Y3E7ZWR5VGWHTB7D2NS&) or Buy New $51.90 [Privacy Information](http://www.amazon.com/gp/dra/info) --- # GPUG Event PreGAME at Convergence 2011 Atlanta (April 2011) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-event-pregame-at-convergence-2011-atlanta-april-2011/ - Date: 2011-02-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article GP Partner Connections is a peer-to-peer professional networking group for Dynamics GP Implementation Partners and ISVs dedicated to increasing the knowledge and competency of Implementation Professionals, Consultants, and Technical Sales Engineers. This year they are hosting a PreGAME event at Convergence 2011.   What’s a PreGAME?   **PreGAME offers a forum:** •To make more connections in the Dynamics GP business. •To ascertain information about ISV offerings so VARS can follow up and visit at the booth. •For all participants to focus their attention on each other prior to customer arrivals •To engage with Microsoft executives about programs and product. •To learn more about GP Connections.   For more information check out: GPUG – Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group – GPUG Event PreGAME at Convergence 2011 Atlanta (April 2011) --- # In Touch with Dynamics (GP): New support tools…The Smart Phone - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/in-touch-with-dynamics-gp-new-support-tools-the-smart-phone/ - Date: 2011-02-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Andy Hall at In Touch with Dynamics (GP) has some interesting thoughts on using a Smart Phone for support at [In Touch with Dynamics (GP): New support tools…The Smart Phone](http://intouchdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2011/02/new-support-toolsthe-smart-phone.html). I wanted to weigh in with my own thoughts on out of the box support tools: - SmartPhones today can easily take screen shots of a computer and email them  (or send them to a company Twitter account) for support without a special app, but yeah, an app could be cool. - As Andy suggested, a Smartphone video (or Flip camera) could record the whole process leading up to and including the error and then get emailed for support. - Free screen cast tools like Screen Castle could be used to record and show the whole process as well. No registration just start a session from the web and get a screen cast back. - Of course, the [Support Debugging Tool](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2011/12/01/support-debugging-tool-at-decisions-fall-2011-and-more/) also lets folks take screen shots and email them for support with a single click. We’re installing this on all new GP implementations and upgrades but too many folks still aren’t using it. [DynamicAccounting.net](/) already has an Android App and Mobile site to help people keep up with Dynamics GP. MyGPSearch.com also launched with an Adroid App and Mobile site to help users looking for self support. Anyone else want to chime in on creative options for Dynamics GP support? --- # CPE for Convergence is a GO! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cpe-for-convergence-is-a-go/ - Date: 2011-02-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Many people were disappointed by Microsoft’s decision not to offer Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for Convergence 2011 sessions. I reached out to MS, as did a number of other folks, to try to get them to change their mind. We went back and forth as MS worked to understand the implications, options and possible solutions around offering CPE. I can say definitively that MS listened and responded with great questions. As result, CPE is back on for Convergence 2011! I’ve got more details up at [MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/) so hit up [my CPE article there](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/accounting/microsoft-listens-customers-convergence-cpe-credits)   and then make sure that your are registered for Convergence 2011 in Atlanta. I’ve talked to a number of speakers and we’re all working really hard to deliver killer value to you. Everyone is looking to take things up a notch. Microsoft has proven again that they can and do listen. Convergence is place to let MS know what you want from Dynamics GP and the place to figure out how to get more out of it today. --- # Weekly Review: Copy an Inventory Item - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-copy-an-inventory-item/ - Date: 2011-02-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article ##### Let’s say that your company has just added an inventory item that is very similar to an item already in stock. Do you really have to go through the full inventory setup? I know, Item Classes help a lot but it’s Friday afternoon, can’t inventory setup be even faster? Sure. In Dynamics GP 10 you have an option to create that item by copying another item. Start by entering the new item number and then press the copy button at the top of the form. A new form will pop up asking you to select which item you wan to copy from and allow you to choose whether or not to copy things like the price list, site assignments, vendor and currency assignments. Once you click copy, you get a new item that let’s you make whatever changes you want. You’ll probably want to adjust the description at a minimum but much of the tedium (Price Lists, List Price, Site Assignments) is already done for you. Now, go enjoy that weekend. [![](/img/blogger/3d4fe1bf1b5009d2.jpg)](/img/blogger/6e533d0f8fb529d9.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [11/24/2008 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/11/weekly-dynamic-copy-inventory-item.html) --- # Interacting with DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/interacting-with-dynamicaccounting-net/ - Date: 2011-02-09 - Topics: Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Since we keep adding new people who visit [DynamicAccounting.net](/) I wanted to highlight all the different ways that you can get great Dynamics GP content here. It’s really all about the way you want information. [Website](/) – The classic way to get new GP content [RSS](http://feeds.feedburner.com/DynamicAccounting) – Have GP info delivered to your desktop [Newsletter](http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/home/?u=dc971e3c1344b540924428314&id=5281167fac) – Get exclusive info delivered to you email inbox [Mobile](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/?m=1) – GP content on the go [Android](https://play.google.com/store/search?q=tooth+and+nail) – GP content meets the droid [Twitter](https://mobile.twitter.com/dynacctnet) – GP content, only shorter and tweeter [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/DynAcctNet?ref=ts) – You live here already, get your GP info here too [Downloads](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/downloads.html) – Make GP work for you [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) – Bend GP to your will [Best Practice Guides](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html) – Dig deep into Dynamics GP My GP Search – Find help fast, online or mobile [Jobs](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/jobs.html) – Get a new job working with Dynamics GP [Videos](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/videos.html) – Watch your way to GP greatness Phew! I didn’t even mention the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) or the other great [GP Books](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/books.html) highlighted here. If you’re missing Dynamics GP info it’s you’re own fault! Start learning now! --- # New Customer Case Studies showing the benefits of personalizing and connecting your solution – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-customer-case-studies-showing-the-benefits-of-personalizing-and-connecting-your-solution-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-02-08 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP bring us New Customer Case Studies showing the benefits of personalizing and connecting your solution . Get a look at what Extender and the Builders can do. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Undo Depreciation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-undo-depreciation/ - Date: 2011-02-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article It’s not unheard of for someone to make a mistake with depreciation. Maybe an asset was put into service early for example. Well if you need to undo depreciation for a single asset in Dynamics GP it’s very easy. Simply go to the Routine for Depreciate One Asset, select the asset to undo depreciation for and set a new depreciation date. So if an asset was depreciated through 2/28/11 and you need to put it back to 1/31/11 set the depreciation date to 1/31/11. GP will warn you that the depreciation date is earlier than the depreciated through date and this will back out depreciation in GP. Once depreciation is processed the subledger is updated and a reverse GL transaction is created when the GL Transaction routine is run. This works great for a single asset and is really easy to do. So what happens if you accidently mess up a complete depreciation run? Microsoft support has a script that can undo a depreciation posting. I’m working on getting permission to post the script. Until that happens you can contact Microsoft support and they’ll send you the script. --- # Weekly Review: Copy a P.O. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-copy-a-p-o/ - Date: 2011-02-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article If you’re working in Dynamics GP and you realize that you need a P.O. that looks a lot like one you did last week, don’t re-key all those lines. Use the Create and Copy New PO button under Actions. To get there, go to Transactions->Purchasing->Purchase Order Entry. Click the Actions button and pick Create and Copy New PO. A window will pop up asking for the source P.O. and then you get to tailor the new P.O. that gets created. You can set the Vendor, Currency, Customer, Dates, Sites and Cost options. Also you can optionally: - Copy all P.O. lines - Include cancelled lines - Include cancelled quantities - Display the new PO when done - Copy freight, miscellaneous or shipping amounts from the original - Copy Ship to Address, method and Tax ID from the source PO After making all those choices, you just hit copy and you’ve got a new P.O. that you can send or continue to modify. It’s a pretty fast way to duplicate a P.O., especially a complex one. Also copying a P.O. adds a level of consistency that re-keying may not so copy away. [![](/img/blogger/e8603de575ff1c9d.jpg)](/img/blogger/d150c4a6a65a0942.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [12/01/2008 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/12/weekly-dynamic-copy-po.html) --- # Dynamics GP “12” Feature List will come from MS Connect – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-12-feature-list-will-come-from-ms-connect-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-02-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Dynamics GP “12” Feature List will come from MS Connect report Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. If you don’t know what MS Connect is follow the link and give your opinion on what should be in the next version of Dynamics GP. --- # Simply Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/simply-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-02-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I know that a few of think that I’m crazy. (You are correct.) Some of you think I don’t sleep. (I sleep just fine on the 5:30 am flight to Atlanta most Monday mornings, thank you very much). But the truth is that the creative process often creates more creativity. Yes there are periods of drought where I think that I’ve run out of ideas. Usually that means I need a break. Then there are times where I can’t stop the flow of ideas and I get frustrated because I can’t do everything at once. Well, it’s drinking from the fire hose time in the little idea factory in my head so I’ve got a new, monthly guest column starting over at Dynamics Communities. We’ve got a really tight premise for this column. It’s titled Mad Mark, the GP Road Warrior and I’m going to tackle stories from road. The idea is to look at what actual users are doing with Dynamics GP. I’ll cover the good, the bad and maybe even some ugly. Since we’re doing movie references, I’m throwing in random ones. The first column is up. Simply go to [https://community.dynamics.com/default.aspx](https://community.dynamics.com "https://community.dynamics.com/default.aspx") and click on the face of the handsome man standing out from the blue background. Or you can click on my face. Whatever works for you. I decided to start things off with a look at a long time client who took the opportunity of a GP 2010 upgrade to simplify their business, their processes and the way that they use Dynamics GP. It’s a good thing I didn’t decide to simplify. I would never have written this piece. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Increase the number of password tries - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-increase-the-number-of-password-tries/ - Date: 2011-01-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article By default in Dynamics GP, if you type your password wrong 3 times GP closes. This setting can be controlled in the Dex.ini file. The setting is: SQLNumLoginTries = *number* The default is 3, setting this to –1 allows an unlimited number of tries. This doesn’t change any SQL based lockout parameters, it simply keeps GP from closing after 3 tries. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP US Payroll Version 10 Releases Service Pack for FICA changes and Tax Updates » Summit Group Software Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-us-payroll-version-10-releases-service-pack-for-fica-changes-and-tax-updates-summit-group-software-blog/ - Date: 2011-01-27 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Summit Group is all over the new Payroll Service Pack like auditors on an unsupported entry. Check out their look at the fix in Microsoft Dynamics GP US Payroll Version 10 Releases Service Pack for FICA changes and Tax Updates . (I would have said like fleas on a dog but I like dogs. As for auditors…well, I wouldn’t let one lick my hand.) --- # Nominate a Customer! Customer Excellence Award Nominations open January 21 – February 7, 2011. – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/nominate-a-customer-customer-excellence-award-nominations-open-january-21-february-7-2011-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-01-27 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Customer Excellence awards totally rock. I love the fact that Microsoft celebrates the successes of their customers. Let’s face it, Apple’s never given you an award for your innovative addition of “Baby got back” to your iPod’s workout playlist. Google’s never recognized you for fine tuning that search to find just the right birthday gift for your kids. Microsoft however, may recognize for innovative implementations of Dynamics GP or for team work in pulling together to resolve complex issues. Well, the Customer Excellence Award Nominations are now open  from January 21 – February 7, 2011. --- # Announcing the Launch of MyGPSearch.com for finding help with Dynamics GP! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/announcing-the-launch-of-mygpsearch-com-for-finding-help-with-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-01-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m thrilled to announce the launch of a  new custom search engine, MyGPSearch, designed to help you find support information for Microsoft Dynamics GP. I’ve collected more than a hundred Dynamics GP resources representing tens of thousands of articles, blogs, posts, videos and support cases, all related to Dynamics GP. Plus, the number of resources continues to grow. It’s launching today with: - A website at http://www.mygpsearch.com/ - A mobile site at - An [Android app available in the Android Market.](http://www.appbrain.com/app/my-gp-search/com.dreamstep.wMy_GP_Search) ![](http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=150x150&chl=http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.dreamstep.wMy_GP_Search?install=web) Next time you get stuck on a Dynamics GP issue, don’t wade through unrelated articles like wheat production on the great plains or dynamic drive technology. Get a targeted search with MyGPSearch. If you’re out of the office when a issue come in, pull out your phone and hit up [m.mygpsearch.com](http://m.gpsearch.com/) or the [dedicated Android app](http://www.appbrain.com/app/my-gp-search/com.dreamstep.wMy_GP_Search) and solve the problem from your kid’s soccer game. The interface is designed to be clean and easy to use. It’s more like Google or Bing  than Yahoo, MyGPSearch is designed for you to get in, get answers and go home. Try it out today! ps. If you have a website, blog, videos, twitter feed or other resource designed to help GP users, not just promote your company, and you want to make sure that it’s included in the search engine, send me an email. It’s on the main page of [DynamicAccounting.net](/). --- # SQL Server Backup and Maintenance Solution – andy.nifong - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-backup-and-maintenance-solution-andy-nifong/ - Date: 2011-01-25 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Andy Nifong points out his choice for an Excellent SQL Server Backup and Maintenance Solution . I’ll add this to the list to check out. Thanks Andy. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Droid Does - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-droid-does/ - Date: 2011-01-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This Weekly Dynamic is a little different. It’s different because you can read it on your Android powered phone! I’ve built a [DynamicAccounting.net](/) Android app to help you keep up with everything Dynamics GP related. The app is available in the Android Marketplace for $0.99. To get it you can search the Android Marketplace for [DynamicAccounting.net](/), use the AppBrain link at http://www.appbrain.com/app/dynamicaccounting-net/com.dreamstep.wDynamicAccounting\_net or scan the bar code below from your phone. ![](http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=150x150&chl=http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.dreamstep.wDynamicAccounting_net?install=web) | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | | --- # Simple Customizations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/simple-customizations/ - Date: 2011-01-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article #### imtiaz is back with a look at how easy it is to do Simple Customizations in Dynamics GP. --- # Excel Dashboarding in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-dashboarding-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2011-01-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article #### Writing from Pakistan, imtiaz looks at how easy Excel Dashboarding in GP 2010 can be. --- # What to do if you overpay an employee in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-to-do-if-you-overpay-an-employee-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-01-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Summit Group looks at the options if you’ve Overpaid an Employee in Microsoft Dynamics GP --- # Adjusting the print on W-2s or 1099s - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/adjusting-the-print-on-w-2s-or-1099s/ - Date: 2011-01-19 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Continue there payroll related postings, The Summit Group looks at Adjusting the print on W-2s or 1099s. --- # No CPE at Convergence this Year - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/no-cpe-at-convergence-this-year/ - Date: 2011-01-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Accounting & Career - Type: original article I seem to be the only blogger who cares about CPE, so be it. I asked if MS was offering Continuing Professional Education credits for Convergence this year as they have in the past. I was told that they will not be offering CPE. I’m struggling with how big a deal to make over this. I know that it makes a difference for accountants. I’ve talked to plenty of accountants who use Convergence to learn about GP and help fulfill education requirements. I’m one of them. I don’t want you to skip Convergence because they are not offering CPE this year. There is too much good stuff planned. Heck, I’ve got too much good stuff planned for you. I also know that IT folks and non-CPA accountants don’t care.They tell me that too. So if you want CPE back at Convergence you need to do a couple of things: 1. Drop me a note, attach a comment, etc.. If I get a pile I’ll forward them on. 2. Go to Convergence anyway this year and express your desire for CPE to everyone. Put it on every evaluation for every session that you attend. Tell every MS employee that you meet. Microsoft pays attention to evaluations. If folks don’t go, MS won’t get the message because they won’t know why you didn’t go. --- # Confused about the Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll tax updates? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/confused-about-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-payroll-tax-updates/ - Date: 2011-01-18 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The Summit Group continues to dig into GP Payroll Tax updates and FICA issues with Confused about the Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll tax updates? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP Passwords, Case Sensitive Logins and ODBC Connections - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-passwords-case-sensitive-logins-and-odbc-connections/ - Date: 2011-01-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Yeah, the title is a little weird. Here is the background. A client was moving terminal servers. Old server and new server were both pointed to the same Dynamics GP source. Users would log in to one terminal server and everything worked fine. When they logged into the other terminal server, GP would lock and their password needed to be reset. It didn’t matter which terminal server a user logged in to, the first one they logged into worked fine, the second one hung and required a password reset to use that terminal server. I know, what does the terminal server have to do with a GP password? Well Dynamics GP uses the User ID and the server name in the ODBC connection as part of the hash when encrypting the user password for the first time. In our case, one of the terminal servers had the SQL Server as a fully qualified domain name and one just had the server name. So the weren’t exactly the same and it broke the ability to decrypt the password. This is also why user logins are case sensitive. The ASCII characters are different for upper and lower case letters so different information is passed when encrypting upper case vs. lower case passwords for the first time. To solve our little problem we made both server names identical in the ODBC setup and then we reset the passwords of the affected users. Huge thanks to Rob Mitchell of I.B.I.S. for the background behind this. He is the one who actually solved this issue. --- # Update tax table for Illinois State Income Tax rate change! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/update-tax-table-for-illinois-state-income-tax-rate-change/ - Date: 2011-01-17 - Topics: Payroll & HR, SQL & Data - Type: original article Illinois has a retroactive payroll tax hike as well. The Summit Group has info about tackling the change until Microsoft updates rates. Update tax table for Illinois State Income Tax rate change! One of the nice things about living in Florida, beside the weather, the theme parks and the beaches is that we have no state income tax. That also means that we don’t have to deal with retroactive state income tax changes as well. --- # SQL View to extract Analytical Accounting Budget Data With Accounts in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-view-to-extract-analytical-accounting-budget-data-with-accounts-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-01-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is back with a SQL View to extract Analytical Accounting Budget Data With Accounts in Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Review: Quick and Dirty Deferrals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-quick-and-dirty-deferrals/ - Date: 2011-01-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 10 has a number of options to deal with deferral transactions, there is the appropriately named Revenue/Expense Deferrals module and the Contracts portion of Field Service can also handle deferrals. But what if you don’t need all that functionality. What if you just need need a consistent way to deal with spreading that annual insurance payment over 12 months? One option is to use recurring batches. In our insurance example above, the initial transaction would be a credit to AP and a debit to accrued expenses via the the AP module. After that, setup a recurring GL batch with a monthly frequency and a duration of 12. The transaction in this batch would credit accrued expenses and debit insurance expense for 1/12th of the total. I find it useful to date these transactions for the 15th of the month since that works regardless of whether you are using a month based on the calendar, 4-4-5, 5-4-4, 4-5-4 or some other month definition. Use 1 batch per transaction. It’s just cleaner over the long run since sometimes these transactions change. For example, if you change insurance companies mid year, you’ll need to delete the recurring batch and you’ll have the remaining accrued expenses to offset any refund. If you mix multiple transactions in a batch it’s harder to keep everything straight. I like to use either an underscore (\_) or a z at the front of the batch name. This puts all the recurring batches at the top or bottom of the batch list respectively, making them easy to find. Then once a month, post all your recurring batches and you’re done. When the last recurring transaction from the allocation is posted, the batch deletes itself so you can’t post beyond the end point. We all end up with allocation transactions sooner or later and now you’ve got a process to deal with them that doesn’t require a lot of work. [![](/img/blogger/69b3567546977ca6.jpg)](/img/blogger/3f1cd69db1924c06.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [11/10/2008 09:10:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/11/weekly-dynamic-quick-and-dirty.html) --- # Convergence 2011: Hope to See you All in Atlanta - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2011-hope-to-see-you-all-in-atlanta/ - Date: 2011-01-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I got the speaker info  this week for Convergence 2011 coming up in Atlanta. I’m working on a brand new set of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Dynamics GP. I’m also working on a brand new session covering some of the crazy stuff you can do with Excel and Dynamics GP. For Day 1 brought to you by GPUG, fellow MVP Frank Hamelly and I are going to showcase some underutilized features in Dynamics GP. If you’ve never been to Convergence this is a great place to see the depth and breadth of Microsoft Dynamics along with lots of info on improving your specific solution. So I Hope to See you All in Atlanta. --- # Partners : PreGAME @ Convergence 2011 Atlanta - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/partners-pregame-convergence-2011-atlanta/ - Date: 2011-01-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article GPUG is sponsoring a PreGAME for partners event at Convergence 2011 Atlanta through their Partner Connections program. If you are a GP partner make sure to check it out. --- # Analysis Cubes and Arithmetic Overflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-cubes-and-arithmetic-overflow/ - Date: 2011-01-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Dwight Specht took advantage of Atlanta’s winter weather to tackle a problem with Analysis Cubes and Arithmetic Overflow. He may now forever be known as Mr. BigInt. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Impairment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-asset-impairment/ - Date: 2011-01-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article There is no Fixed Asset Impairment feature in Dynamics GP per se but that doesn’t mean that I can’t be done. The simplest way to accomplish a full or partial Fixed Asset impairment is do a full or partial retirement of the asset in GP and create a retirement code to identify impairments. Since GP supports partial retirement by cost or % this will work for assets that contain multiple quantities in GP. For example, a $100,000 assets is impaired and is now only worth $60,000. The company can partially retire 40% of the asset (or specifically retire $40,000) and take a loss. The nice thing about this is that it’s easy to un-retire an asset. While Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) won’t allow you to un-impair an asset, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) will. As the world moves toward IFRS, the ability to un-retire an asset and recapture the impairment becomes more important. It’s also nice if you goof when retiring the asset. For reporting purposes, using an impairment retirement code makes it easy to separate out impairment transactions from true retirements. --- # Office 2010: A copy sold every second - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/office-2010-a-copy-sold-every-second/ - Date: 2011-01-10 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article Microsoft has announced that Office 2010 now ranks as the fastest-selling consumer version of Office in history, with approximately one copy of Office 2010 sold worldwide every second. I have to believe that part of the reason behind the brisk sales is the power of PowerPivot for ad hoc business intelligence in Excel 2010. I know that I’ve had clients who have upgraded to Office 2010 just for PowerPivot. If you haven’t looked at it yet, now is the time. --- # This Week’s Theme: Whiteout - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/this-weeks-theme-whiteout/ - Date: 2011-01-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Much of the southern US is getting a dose of snow and ice this week so I’m whiting out the blog in sympathy. --- # GP Customizations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-customizations/ - Date: 2011-01-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article ![You can either hang out in the Android Loop or the HURD loop.](http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/good_code.png "You can either hang out in the Android Loop or the HURD loop.") This didn’t get properly credited originally. It came from http://xkcd.com/844/ --- # Weekly Review: Project Accounting Benefit Allocations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-project-accounting-benefit-allocations/ - Date: 2011-01-06 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article For the last two weeks we’ve looked at the Project Accounting Cost Allocation added to GP 10 in Feature pack 1. This functionality allows users to take existing costs and allocate them across other projects. Today we are looking at a different animal, Benefit Allocations. This feature was also added in FP1 (who says you don’t get anything for your enhancement $) and is designed to allow companies to add a payroll benefits cost to a project based on the labor time posted to that project. Start by setting up a benefit in Payroll with Tools-Setup-Payroll-Benefit. A classic example would be the employer portion of healthcare. Then associate the benefit with a Labor (Timesheet) related cost category. This is done in Cards-Project-Cost Category. Hit the go button icon (window with a little arrow) in the upper right and click benefits. On the Benefits window, select the benefits to allocate and decide if you want to carve up the benefit amounts based on hours or dollars amount posted. If you use hours, project with more hours get more benefit $. If you use currency amount, higher rate projects may get disproportionally higher benefit allocations, which may be exactly what you want. [![](/img/blogger/711c3e5fbe166163.jpg)](/img/blogger/84c70b3c590d4016.jpg) Finally, Pick a Misc Log category id to apply the allocation to. You can also send the benefit allocation to a different GL account by clicking the go button again an pressing Accounts. When the Benefit Allocation process is run, a Miscellaneous Log transaction to apply those benefits is created. You’ll need to post the Misc. Log transactions to see them on the projects. Most of the work is in the setup so we’re almost done. After project timesheets are posted, there is a routine that needs to be run to apply benefit allocations. The routine is at Tools-Routines-Project-Benefit Allocation. You can limit the allocation by employee and check date. Check date corresponds to a payroll period and ensures that the right benefits are applied in the allocation since some benefits may not occur on every check. Click refresh to show what will be allocated and press Process when ready. [![](/img/blogger/91cbfa078db99b36.jpg)](/img/blogger/a76fc3e60911464d.jpg) That’s the basics and it’s nice to see that GP has brought benefit allocations to Project Accounting. Don’t forget to post the Misc. Log transactions. This is very new functionality so there may be something that I’ve missed along the way. If that’s the case, please feel free to leave a comment. Originally Posted by Mark at [10/27/2008 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/10/weekly-dynamic-project-accounting.html) --- # Notes from Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation: Say no to parallel testing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/notes-from-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-implementation-say-no-to-parallel-testing/ - Date: 2011-01-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m working my way through the ebook version of Victoria’s [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680329?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1849680329) book (and [Clancy’s Dead or Alive](http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Alive-Tom-Clancy/dp/0399157239?ie=UTF8&tag=PolinoFamilyWebs&link_code=btl&camp=213689&creative=392969) ![](http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=PolinoFamilyWebs&l=btl&camp=213689&creative=392969&o=1&a=0399157239)and [Bogle’s Enough](http://www.amazon.com/Enough-True-Measures-Money-Business/dp/0470398515?ie=UTF8&tag=PolinoFamilyWebs&link_code=btl&camp=213689&creative=392969)![](http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=PolinoFamilyWebs&l=btl&camp=213689&creative=392969&o=1&a=0470398515) all at the same time). I know that it’s hard to stuff all of the things you want to say in a book so as things struck me, I thought that I would add some emphasis to some of her points. While working through the section on whether or not to run two systems in parallel, I felt the need to add my own opinion. Just say no. Victoria does a good job of discouraging it but I’m going farther. Just say no to parallel. In addition to Victoria’s reasoning as to why parallel is not a good option (you’ll have to read the book to see those) these are my thoughts : - Companies regularly find that when there is a discrepancy between the legacy system and GP, the legacy system has been wrong for a long time and GP is correct. No one really wants to hear that. - To manage the workload, companies often bring in contractors or temps for some portion of the testing. This short circuits the learning process for employees and often leads to missed items by non-employees who don’t have the necessary organizational knowledge. The better way is transactional testing. Test transactions that have been completed in the legacy system by passing them through GP. The expected outcome is known and there is no reason to think that the 1,000 posting of a type of transaction will be different from the first 25 that were tested. --- # Update on Payroll FICA Related Changes and Issues - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/update-on-payroll-fica-related-changes-and-issues/ - Date: 2011-01-04 - Topics: Payroll & HR, General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article ***Over the holidays*** [***I posted about payroll issues due to new tax changes***](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/12/fica-ss-withholding-information-for.html)***, but it’s easy to miss things what with all the parties and presents.*** ***Mike Lupro feels that this isn’t getting enough attention and asked me to pass along more information to make sure that you are up to speed. From Mike:*** The delayed passage of the 2011 tax relief bill in congress left zero time for software companies to develop the code needed to elegantly handle the change in employee vs. employer FICA and Medicare taxes. The EOY Microsoft Dynamics GP payroll tax update lowers the FICA/Medicare totals for employees to 4.2% as prescribed by congress. However, the employer tax rate is also calculated at 4.2% even though employers still owe 6.2%. Here is the text of a recent posting on a Microsoft Forum: **Wednesday, December 22, 2010 2:23 AM** At this point, they are still working on how this will be updated in the system; however, the latest information I have received was that the tax tables will be adjusted to the 4.2% and you will need to make adjustments in the GL. You are correct on PIP as well, as the incorrect amount would be brought over, I have not heard of any plans to create a report for journal entry adjustments, but I will definitely look into this. · **Wednesday, December 29, 2010 2:34 PM** There are no current plans to create an adjustments report for the FICA amounts on the employer side that need to be adjusted. At this time, the GL adjustments will need to be made until the Round 2 tax code update in January where this will be addressed to correct the employer FICA going forward. This round 2 code update will be released for SBF 9.0, GP 9.0, GP 10.0, and GP 2010. **The following is information provided Onza/BestTechsNW payroll clients:** In light of the above information we thought the following math examples will give employers a working structure in how to calculate and expense the correct deposit amount for FICA taxes until Dynamics’ Round 2 tax update is available: **Step 1: Calculate the correct Tax Deposit Amount before remitting to EFTPS:** Fed W/H Tax + Employee FICA/MED Tax + (Employee FICA/MED Tax / 4.2 x 6.2) = Total deposit amount. Example: PR Report shows FWT of 14,000 and employee FICA/MED Liability of $10,000 But the employer owes more than the $34,000. Here’s how to calculate the total amount due: Calculated PR EFTPS deposit amount = FWT $14,000.00 + Employee FICA/Med $10,000.00 + Employer FICA/Med (10,000 / 3.4 x 6.2) = $14,761.90 = Total deposit = $38,761.90 **Step 2: Microsoft Dynamics GP will auto-post the (incorrect) 4.2% employer portion for FICA/Med tax** Payroll Process: Credit PR Tax Liability $34,000 Debit PR Tax Expense – Dept 1 $20,000 Debit PR Tax Expense – Dept 2 $14,000 Note: If you’re using PIP (Payables Interface to Payables) the automated voucher amount for the IRS vendor will be $34,000. **Step 3: Remit the correct tax amount to the IRS via EFTPS or through your bank** The payroll liability account now looks like this: Credit from Payroll $34,000 Debit from EFTPS 38,761.90 = Debit Balance in Liability after EFTPS payment $4,761.90 **Step 4: Calculate and post (a GL Transaction) for the departmental expense from the ‘extra’ tax** | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Dept Amt | Total Amt | Percent by Dept | Extra tax amt | Dept Exp Amt | | 20000 | 34000 | 0.588235294 | 4761.9 | $ 2,801.12 | | 14000 | 34000 | 0.411764706 | 4761.9 | $ 1,960.78 | GL Adjustment Entry Example: Credit PR Liability Account $4,761.90 Debit PR Tax Expense – Dept 1 $2,801.12 Debit PR Tax Expense – Dept 2 $1,960.78 --- # FICA Update for Dynamics GP. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fica-update-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2011-01-04 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article For those of you looking for official word on the FICA issue due to new tax law changes, it can be found at this CustomerSource location. This is for GP 2010 but there is a similar announcement for GP 10. In a nutshell: **Round 1** Tax Update for 2011 has been released. **Important Note:** The FICA/Social Security withholding changed for employees from 6.2% to 4.2% in 2011.  Round 1 included the change to both the Employee and Employer portion due to Microsoft Dynamics GP calculation being based from one amount.  Due to this, General Ledger posting, inquiries and reports that show FICA amounts for employers will be calculated using 4.2% for payruns that are processed with Round 1.  Round 2 Tax Update will include changes to the employer portion to bring back to 6.2%.  We understand the challenges you face with this: however, it was important to release with accurate employee paychecks starting January 1, 2011. **Round 2** Tax Update for 2011 is scheduled to be released the week of 1/24/2011.  This update will include changes to the following: – Arizona – Colorado – Hawaii – Maryland – New Mexico – North Dakota – Oklahoma – Oregon – FICA code changes --- # Weekly Dynamic: GL/MDA SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-glmda-sql/ - Date: 2011-01-03 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week’s Weekly Dynamic comes from Jeremy Lowell of [DataRealized.com](http://www.datarealized.com/). This SQL code is designed to join Multi-Dimensional Analysis (MDA) tables back to the GL. It’s a little complicated but it seems to work fine. select distinct dta10100.GROUPID, dta10200.CODEID,dta10200.POSTDESC, gl20000.\* from GL20000 LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DTA10100 ON dbo.DTA10100.JRNENTRY = dbo.GL20000.JRNENTRY AND dbo.DTA10100.ACTINDX = dbo.GL20000.ACTINDX AND DTA10100.SEQNUMBR = GL20000.SEQNUMBR AND GL20000.ORCTRNUM = DTA10100.DOCNUMBR LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DTA10200 ON dbo.DTA10200.DTAREF = dbo.DTA10100.DTAREF and GL20000.SEQNUMBR = GL20000.OrigSeqNum UNION select dta10100.GROUPID,dta10200.CODEID,dta10200.POSTDESC, gl20000.\* from GL20000 LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DTA10100 ON dbo.DTA10100.JRNENTRY = dbo.GL20000.JRNENTRY AND dbo.DTA10100.ACTINDX = dbo.GL20000.ACTINDX AND DTA10100.SEQNUMBR = GL20000.OrigSeqNum AND GL20000.ORCTRNUM = DTA10100.DOCNUMBR LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DTA10200 ON dbo.DTA10200.DTAREF = dbo.DTA10100.DTAREF and GL20000.SEQNUMBR <> GL20000.OrigSeqNum Jeremy has an update to this that I’ve promoted from the comments: In looking at the data in the GL20000 tables and the DTA10100 table, the SDK calls for joining the following columns in order to obtain the MDA data for the GL transaction: JRNENTRY, ACTINDX, SEQNUMBR. In my experience, I had a terribly Cartesian product when I made that join. While I haven’t yet tracked down why that’s the case, I ended up doing the following: I took all of the data out of each of the GP companies ~ 50 and persist them into tables in my staging database. For MDA data, I have one table for the DTA10100 and DTA10200 data and another table for the GL20000 and 30000 data. Once I have that data, I update a column that I created (dexrowid\_GL) via 8 different steps… Basically creating a “validity” of each join. That logic is below. -8 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate, SequenceNumber, DocNumber and amount(dollars). -7 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate, DocNumber and amount(dollars). -6 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate, SequenceNumber and DocNumber -5 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate and DocNumber -4 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate, SequenceNumbrer, amount(dollars) and the SequenceNumber MUST NOT equal the OriginatingSequenceNumber. -3 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate, amount(dollars) and the SequenceNumber MUST NOT equal the OriginatingSequenceNumber -2 — Must match on AccountNumber, JournalEntry, TRXDate and amount(dollars). 42 — There is not enough data to join the MDA transaction to the GL transaction. Thus far, I have less than one percent of records that will not join with the logic mentioned above. I’m still working on ironing out why I have to jump through all of these hoops and I’m quite certain that it’s a 3rd party application but I have yet to prove that out. Good luck in accurately joining your MDA transactions to your GL transactions…. what should be fairly straight forward per the SDK has proven to be anything but for the dataset that I’m working against --- # Weekly Review: Unit Allocations in Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-unit-allocations-in-project-accounting/ - Date: 2010-12-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Feature Pack 1 for Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 added Cost Allocations to the Project Accounting module. I covered the [basics in Part 1](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/10/weekly-dynamic-project-allocation.html) so go there for the overview. I was a little stumped by the way unit based allocations worked so this post should provide at least the basics to get started with allocating project costs based on units. For starters, when you setup a unit based allocation, you don’t set an amount. You can only base it off of the units on another cost category. This means that it works like a variable allocation account in that the WHOLE amount will be moved off the base project and on to the allocated projects. If you are using % or Amounts to allocate, you could leave some amount on the base project by moving say 50% to another project. With Unit based allocations, you set a cost category on the allocate “TO” side to base the allocations off of. If you allocating to other cost categories within the project, unit allocations will move the whole thing since there is only one instance of a cost category per project. But when allocating across projects, the system looks at each projects % of the units charged and allocates accordingly. For example, you want to allocate travel costs based on time worked to two projects. The TO cost category for basing time would be a labor based cost category. If travel costs were $1,000, Labor for Project A had 20 hrs and Project B had 80 hrs, Project A would get 20 units and $200 in costs and Project B would get 80 units and $800 in costs. No costs would be left in the base project. Contrast this with a % or $ based allocation where you could say that you want $200 on Project A and $700 on Project B leaving $100 sitting in the base project. This scenario isn’t possible with Unit based allocations. But, with Unit based allocations you don’t need to know the split, you can just let the system figure it out. It’s also pretty easy to setup a control project to hold depreciation or travel costs and use Unit based allocation to ensure that no costs stay in those projects. Where it gets a little strange is that you can mix and match the cost categories that you want to use to allocate. So one line in an allocation setup could allocate based on time and a second line based on copier usage, completely different things. Unit allocations treats a unit as a unit for the allocation calculation. It doesn’t distinguish between types of units. Obviously something like “number of copies” could have significantly higher usage and lower cost than “brain surgery consulting hours”. Consequently, you’ll want to be careful when setting up your unit allocations or you could make a mess. This is a new feature in GP and the documentation is a little thin so it possible that I’ve missed something. If I did, feel free to leave a comment and I’ll make corrections. [![](/img/blogger/8863c5c79d4eddf4.jpg)](/img/blogger/2a05dd31eb944416.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [10/20/08 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/12/weekly-review-project-allocation.html "permanent link") --- # Journal Entry (number) has been entered in another window in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/journal-entry-number-has-been-entered-in-another-window-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-12-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Omar Kloub looks at an error where Journal Entry (number) has been entered in another window --- # FICA SS withholding information for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fica-ss-withholding-information-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-12-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Summit Group has an alert out about problems with FICA SS withholding information for Dynamics GP. --- # Merry Christmas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merry-christmas-3/ - Date: 2010-12-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Why are you reading this? Go spend time with your family! Merry Christmas! --- # Mobile DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mobile-dynamicaccounting-net/ - Date: 2010-12-21 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article The [DynamicAccounting.net](/) site has been updated to deliver a mobile version if you are using a mobile browser. You don’t have to do anything special, just navigate to DynamicAccounting.net on your Android, iPhone, Blackberry or Windows 7 phone and you’ll get the mobile version with an option at the bottom to go to the full site. Happy mobile browsing! --- # Where Were You 10 Years Ago Today? – “Microsoft to Acquire Great Plains Software Inc.” - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/where-were-you-10-years-ago-today-microsoft-to-acquire-great-plains-software-inc/ - Date: 2010-12-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics Partner Community Blog reminds us that it was 10 years ago today that MS bought Great Plains. Wow I feel old. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Fixed Assets Year End Closing procedures - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-fixed-assets-year-end-closing-procedures/ - Date: 2010-12-21 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Gina Hoener from The Summit Group covers one of my annual hot button items, Microsoft Dynamics GP Fixed Assets Year End Closing procedures --- # Weekly Dynamic: Identify SLB SmartLists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-identify-slb-smartlists/ - Date: 2010-12-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article It’s often helpful to identify a SmartList Builder (SLB) SmartList to separate it from the defaults. That way if a change needs to be made you can readily identify the item as a SmartList Builder report to change or duplicate and change. A simple way to do this is to include and identifier like [SLB] at the end of the SmartList Name. You could also put an identifier at the beginning if you want to group all SLB reports together. --- # FIX SQL Orphaned Users (Create SQL Users exists in a restored database in SQL Users) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fix-sql-orphaned-users-create-sql-users-exists-in-a-restored-database-in-sql-users/ - Date: 2010-12-20 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a new post with SQL code to FIX SQL Orphaned Users (Create SQL Users exists in a restored database in SQL Users) --- # Christmas Theme This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/christmas-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-12-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The blog get’s the star treatment in this week’s Christmas theme. Since I know readership will drop off significantly (and rightly so) Merry Christmas to all of you. --- # Weekly Review: Project Allocation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-project-allocation/ - Date: 2010-12-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article This came up again last week so this continues to be a timely tip. Feature Pack 1 for GP 10 added the ability to allocate project costs across multiple projects. This feature exists natively in GP 2010. Here are a couple of scenarios where this could be useful. Company sends employees to a region to work on multiple projects. Hotel, Airfare, Rental Car, etc. can be collected in a single project and then allocated to all the projects worked on during that time period. Company needs to apply depreciation from a piece of equipment to multiple projects. Depreciation costs could be entered for one project and then allocated among the applicable projects. In a nutshell, Project Accounting Allocations create a negative Miscellaneous Log transaction to move costs out of one project and positive Miscellaneous Log transactions to allocate costs to the other projects. This works across projects and contracts. So let’s take a quick look at the process. First, setup a Project Allocation Schedule in Project Allocation Maintenance (Cards-Project-Project Allocation). Here you specify one or more From and To Projects, Cost Categories, Misc. Log Trx and Misc. Log Cost Categories. Available allocation methods are Percentage, Units and Amount. For Percentage or Amount type you’ll need to add the percentage or amount. That’s it for the actual setup. Keep repeating until you have all the allocation lines setup. [![](/img/blogger/1ec82b3fabb7c73a.jpg)](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_BFj0p8giN1k/SO4Rys1kV-I/AAAAAAAAAV4/PUtrtNIqeZ4/s1600/moz-) To process an allocation, go to Transaction-Project-Allocation. Select the Project Allocation ID (schedule) from one you created and use the insert button to move it to the right. You can run multiple allocations at once which is nice. You can limit allocation data by date range if you are allocatiing only this month’s expenses for example. Pick a GL date and hit redisplay. Transactions available to allocate will appear below along with the allocation result. So if you are allocating 10% you’ll see the original amount and the resulting allocation amount. If there are no transactions of a type matching those set in the schedule, you won’t even see those lines. Click process and unposted Misc. Log transactions are created. [![](/img/blogger/c611d72c146b774e.jpg)](/img/blogger/67823c0692b81216.jpg) A couple of things to be aware of: - If you don’t set a FROM Misc. ID the cost will allocate to the TO projects but no Misc. Log trx is created to remove them from the FROM project. - The FROM project information defaults after the first line has been completed. Very nice. - If you set all your TO information but the method, the next line gets created and you can’t go back and change the method, you have to delete and re-enter the line. Very bad. - I’m still not entirely sure where unit amounts get set. The documentation photo shows them being entered in the Project Allocation Maintenance window but that doesn’t work (and the documentation says it won’t work). In playing with it, I can’t tell if you change that in the actual allocation run. You cannot change the percentage or amount. - I’m not sure if you could actually take a line item negative with an allocation. I haven’t had time to test The Project Cost Allocation is a big step in the right direction. I wish that there were more options for allocation similar to Variable Allocation in the GL. I’d like to be able to allocate travel costs based on the proportional value of the projects I’m allocating to for example. However, you have to start somewhere and this is a nice start, especially as a mid-cycle bonus release! Originally Posted by Mark at 10/13/2008 09:15:00 AM --- # Should I remove Discontinued Items when closing the Inventory series? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/should-i-remove-discontinued-items-when-closing-the-inventory-series/ - Date: 2010-12-16 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Frank Hamelly is back with a nice look at whether or not you should  remove Discontinued Items when closing the Inventory series. --- # Build Your Excel Skill, Get CPE and a Free Book - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/build-your-excel-skill-get-cpe-and-a-free-book/ - Date: 2010-12-15 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’ve been wanting to hone your mad Excel skills as part of your GP toolkit and you need a CPE credit, Mr. Excel, Bill Jelen is doing a Webcast in conjunction with CFO.com looking at 12 Valuable Excel Formulas for Finance Executives. You also get a free copy of Bill’s book **Excel Gurus Gone Wild: Do the impossible with Microsoft Excel.** It’s not free but I’ve met Bill Jelen and he’s the real deal. If you want to get better at Excel, a webcast with Bill, a copy of his book and a CPE credit isn’t a bad way to do it. --- # This Week’s Theme - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/this-weeks-theme/ - Date: 2010-12-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I was late changing the theme this week. A select group of insiders will know why. For the rest of you, just enjoy the Milkshake. --- # Register Now for Convergence 2011! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/register-now-for-convergence-2011/ - Date: 2010-12-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ann Cowgill reminds us that its time to Register Now for Convergence 2011. I’m planning on being there. I’m busy working on more tips to keep pitchfork toting hoards crazy for tips at bay. I’ll tell this story a lot because it’s a great story. We have a client who worked to ensure that her wedding wouldn’t interfere with Convergence. That’s commitment. What’s keeping you from registering? If it’s your wedding you still don’t get a pass. Birth of your child? Bring them along. Random drive by shooting? That may keep you from going but not from registering so register now before all the good hotels are gone. --- # ReQlogic Record Import for Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reqlogic-record-import-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-12-14 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Kelsey Andrich continues to pound out great ReQLogic related blogs around Dynamics GP. Her latest looks at ReQlogic Record Import for Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Nothing is certain but the UNDEAD and taxes! [VIDEO] - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/nothing-is-certain-but-the-undead-and-taxes-video/ - Date: 2010-12-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article On an almost completely unrelated note, I’m waiting for my son to get home so that I can figure out how many XBOX points he has because I want the new Zombie Accountant game. I bought him the XBOX and the XBOX live subscription, I figure that he can pony up 80 points for me. Perhaps a few of the Accountants in the audience might appreciate a break as well. Overview below, this looks like fun. *In 2010, a terrifying zombie outbreak threatens to consume humanity and you fall victim to the undead curse, doomed to hunger for human flesh. In a startling turn of events, the army actually manages to contain and eliminate the threat. Life quickly returns to normal.* *Except you’re still a zombie. And it’s tax season.* *Complete tax returns as fast as possible without eating your coworkers! With any luck, you can still make it to zombie partner.* --- # Reversing the effect of erroneous PO Receipts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reversing-the-effect-of-erroneous-po-receipts/ - Date: 2010-12-09 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Frank Hamelly takes a minute to look at Reversing the effect of erroneous PO Receipts --- # Dynamics GP 2010 and Concur Travel and Expense - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-and-concur-travel-and-expense/ - Date: 2010-12-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at Dynamics GP 2010 and Concur Travel and Expense in her newest post. --- # Morning Theme This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/morning-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-12-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m off again on the 5:30am flight Monday less than 48 hours after I got home on Saturday so it’s a morning theme this week. I’m going to need some caffeine! --- # Weekly Dynamic: POP Document Inquiry - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pop-document-inquiry/ - Date: 2010-12-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article When using the Purchase Order Processing Document Inquiry window there are three boxes on the window and at least one box has to be checked to return any results. By default the Open Purchase Orders, Historical Purchase Orders and Receipts Received boxes are all unchecked. It’s a pretty simple to build a customization that could check one or more of the boxes but you can also use a macro to check the boxes making easy for a regular user to set this up. To create macro for this: 1. Pick Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Macro > Record 2. Name the Macro POPDocInquiry and save it. 3. Pick Inquiry > Purchasing > Purchase Order Documents 4. Check the three boxes 5. Pick Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Macro > Stop Record 6. On the Shortcut Bar, Right Click > Add > Macro 7. Pick your macro and add a keystroke shortcut. Now, instead of picking  Inquiry > Purchasing > Purchase Order Documents to access this window, simply use the Shortcut or the Keystroke shortcut and the window opens with the boxes checked. --- # Save the Date for Convergence 2011! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/save-the-date-for-convergence-2011/ - Date: 2010-12-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ann Cowgill reminds us to Save the Date for Convergence 2011! . How big of a deal is Convergence? I have a client who scheduled their wedding to ensure they could make Convergence 2011. That is dedication! Make sure your trip to Convergence makes it into your company’s 2011 budget. --- # Weekly Review: Update Your Payroll Tax Tables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-update-your-payroll-tax-tables/ - Date: 2010-12-02 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you are using Dynamics GP’s payroll module it’s important that you update your payroll tax tables on a regular basis. This is normally a download from Microsoft and it’s pretty easy to do. It’s part of the year end checklist but people don’t always pay attention and updates happen more frequently than annually. The basic steps are: 1. Log in as a system administrator (typically SA or Dynsa) and open Help>U.S. Payroll Updates>Check for Tax Updates. 2. Select Automatic (need internet connection) or Manual (download the TX.cab file and save to GP install folder. For manual, specify the file location. 3. Click process to start update 4. Verify. Open Tools>Setup>System>Payroll Tax and validate the date. I believe the current update as of this post is 8/15/08. There are lots of specific instructions at this link. If you’re not comfortable doing this or you are unsure that this is getting done, check with your partner or MS support. Be aware that the Microsoft folks like to sneak in a payroll tax update before year end as part of a service pack. I’ve never liked that idea but it happens pretty consistently so you might as well prepare for it. Also, if your version is too old to be supported by an enhancement plan, you won’t be seeing payroll tax updates. Just in case you are sitting there saying “This could never happen to me”, this Weekly Dynamic came from an I.B.I.S. Help Desk case that illustrates that this CAN happen to you if you don’t pay attention. A member of the I.B.I.S. Help Desk dropped this note to our consultants: *I’m working with a customer right now who’s used GP payroll for years and has more than one CPA in the accounting department and they have not updated their tax-rate table since 2006.* As you know, state and federal tax authorities have no sense of humor when it comes to under payment. Get out and update those tax tables today! Originally Posted by Mark at [9/22/2008 10:47:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/09/weekly-dynamic-update-your-payroll-tax.html) --- # How to Setup Word Templates in Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-setup-word-templates-in-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-12-01 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at How to Setup Word Templates in Dynamics GP 2010. Make sure you check it out. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 “DIY” Fixed Assets Excel Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-diy-fixed-assets-excel-report/ - Date: 2010-12-01 - Topics: Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh has a new take on Fixed Asset reporting with a Dynamics GP 2010 “DIY” Fixed Assets Excel Report --- # Winter Theme - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/winter-theme/ - Date: 2010-11-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Much of the Southeaster U.S. is getting a nice cold snap. We have no soaring peaks like this week’s theme so with the chill in the air, it’s fun to dream of someplace colder. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Print to File Bug - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-print-to-file-bug/ - Date: 2010-11-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 9 - Type: original article A client recently pointed out an odd bug when printing some reports to file in GP 9. I’ve confirmed that it exists in the GP 2010 RTM release so I thought that I would cover it here. The issue is that for at least the Checkbook Register, if you set a report option to print to file, print the report, click X to leave the window and then accept the save option, the file name changes don’t save. The easy work around is of course to click Save before exiting the window. To replicate this: - Open the Checkbook Register demo option. - Set the destination to File and a local destination. - Click Save and close the report. - Reopen the report option, change the file name in destination and click OK. - Click print to print the report to a file. - Click X to close the report and pick the save option. - Close the window and reopen the report option. - Click the Destination button and see that the new destination file name didn’t save. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP Receivables Management Year End Closing procedures - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-receivables-management-year-end-closing-procedures/ - Date: 2010-11-29 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The Summit Group brings us Receivables Management Year End Closing procedures for Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP Human Resources – Webinar Tomorrow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-human-resources-webinar-tomorrow/ - Date: 2010-11-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article To everyone who bugs me wanting more HR/Payroll stuff for GP I say, sign up for tomorrow’s Dynamics GP Human Resources webinar. It’s a great place to learn more about GP HR, it’s free and it’s not too late to register. --- # Dynamics GP2010 US Payroll Year End Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp2010-us-payroll-year-end-update/ - Date: 2010-11-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099 - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh has the link to the Dynamics GP2010 US Payroll Year End Update --- # Weekly Review: Managing GP Security Without SA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-managing-gp-security-without-sa/ - Date: 2010-11-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Many firms don’t want to distribute the SA password used with Dynamics GP and for good reason. Sometimes there are other applications on the same server. Sometimes its simply the exercise of a best practice or the desire to monitor who is doing what. Yet, SA is still important in administering Dynamics GP. So what are the alternatives to allow SA type access without using SA? - Make any user a member of the SYSADMIN fixed role in SQL Server and ensure that they are a member of the DYNGRP in the Dynamics DB - Assign the built in DYNSA user to the SECURITYADMIN fixed server role and use DYNSA instead of SA. - Make any user part of the SECURITYADMIN fixed server role and also put it in the DB\_Owner database role for the DYNAMICS DB. In this scenario, DYNSA must be the DB owner of all Dynamics GP databases - Make any user part of the SECURITYADMIN fixed role and add them to the DB\_AccessAdmin and DB\_SecurityAdmin roles in Dynamics DB. In this case again, DYNSA must be the DB owner of all Dynamics GP databases. More detail is available in the Planning for Security guide for Dynamics GP. This section starts on page 37. Originally posted by Mark at [9/15/2008 10:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/09/weekly-dynamic-managing-gp-without-sa.html) --- # Happy Thanksgiving - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-thanksgiving/ - Date: 2010-11-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you are reading this blog you are alive, literate and have an internet connection. That’s three things to be thankful for right there. As we celebrate thanksgiving here in the U.S.take minute to dwell on all of the good things that have happened this year that you have overlooked. Remember, you don’t have to be celebrating a Thanksgiving holiday to be thankful. --- # Update Your GPUG Member Profile and Win Cash! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/update-your-gpug-member-profile-and-win-cash/ - Date: 2010-11-24 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re a GPUG member, Update Your GPUG Member Profile and Win Cash! Yep, cash, moolah, dead presidents. GPUG members who update their profile between now and 11/30, that’s Tuesday people, get entered to win a $200 Amex gift card. Follow the link for the details. I happen to know that there are more cool things coming from GPUG and you’ll that updated profile to make it happen. Yes, you can do it with a turkey leg in one hand and the other on the keyboard. Just don’t mix them. Greasy keyboards are nasty. --- # Year End Close in Analytical Accounting in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-close-in-analytical-accounting-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-24 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article I missed Siva’s post on Year End Close in Analytical Accounting so I’m catching up. --- # Go Home! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/go-home/ - Date: 2010-11-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s the afternoon before Thanksgiving. What are you doing reading this blog? Go home and be thankful that there won’t be any more posts until Friday! The Weekly Review will be up Friday so you can have something to look forward to. --- # Account Rollup Inquiry in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/account-rollup-inquiry-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Siva visits one of my favorite subjects, Account Rollup Inquiry in Dynamics GP --- # SQL Script for Last Purchase Cost of Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-last-purchase-cost-of-items/ - Date: 2010-11-23 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Siva has also dropped a new SQL Script for Last Cost Price of Items on us in a new post. --- # Thanksgiving Theme - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/thanksgiving-theme/ - Date: 2010-11-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The blog get a Thanksgiving theme this week. I am thankful this year to have an opportunity to love what I do and get the chance to spend time with some great Dynamics GP users. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Options for Controlling GL Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-options-for-controlling-gl-posting/ - Date: 2010-11-22 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article There are a couple of different options for controlling posting to the GL in Dynamics GP. One option is to add a password for posting GL batches in Tools->Setup>Posting. On the plus side, this lets anyone create a GL transactions but only those with the password can post. The downside is that transactions that would otherwise post through from a subledger, won’t. Another option that is often over-looked is to control who can post to the GL with security. This will still let anyone create GL entry  but only those with proper posting permission can actually post a batch or transaction. --- # Microsoft Announces Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-announces-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-r2/ - Date: 2010-11-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In case you’ve missed it, Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2  will be available in the 1st half 2011. Get the details from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Review: Match Case in SmartList - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-match-case-in-smartlist/ - Date: 2010-11-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 8 - Type: original article This week’s Weekly Review originally came came from Dwight Specht who is not only brilliant but by his own account, sexy. Oh, and he also writes part of my annual review. For users of Dynamics GP 8.0 or 9.0 with slow Smartlists there is a “Match Case” check box which can be enabled on the Search window. This box is available for all alphanumeric fields. Checking this box causes the Smartlist query engine to develop a more efficient query that reduces index and table scans. Index scans and table scans can significanly reduce SQL query performance. To make the “Match Case” field available for selection, add SmartListMatchCasePrefs=TRUE to the Dex.ini file on each client. More info is available on KB922870 and this only works for Dynamics GP versions 8.0 SP4a(or higher and version 9.0 SP1(or higher). The KB indicates that this is not an issue for GP 10 and higher  but you can still turn on Match Case with the Dex.ini line. Originally Posted by Mark at [9/08/2008 11:05:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/09/weekly-dynamic-add-and-check-case-in-80.html) --- # FRX adding Vertical Lines to a Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/frx-adding-vertical-lines-to-a-report/ - Date: 2010-11-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article In a wonderfully snarky post, Amy Walsh looks at adding Vertical Lines to a Report in FRx. For the record, Amy is smarter than I am. --- # SQL Query for GL Trial Balance – GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-query-for-gl-trial-balance-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-11-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Siva has put up a new SQL Query for GL Trial Balance for GP 2010. --- # Adding/Removing Reports to/from My Reports – Interesting Findings & Knowledge Sharing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/addingremoving-reports-tofrom-my-reports-interesting-findings-knowledge-sharing/ - Date: 2010-11-17 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Back for more is veeyeskay with a look options for Adding/Removing Reports to/from My Reports. --- # Extended Composites in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/extended-composites-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article veeyeskay digs deep into Dexterity with a look at Extended Composites in Dynamics GP --- # Audit Trails – Thing to Keep in Mind - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/audit-trails-thing-to-keep-in-mind/ - Date: 2010-11-16 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article veeyeskay builds on Mohammad Daoud’s previous Audit Trails post in his new article Audit Trails – Thing to Keep in Mind --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 LATAM Launch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-latam-launch/ - Date: 2010-11-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article ## It’s great to see the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 LATAM Launch. I have a client who has been ready to move to GP 2010 since they saw it at Convergence and this has been the main thing holding them back since they have Latin America operations. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copying Distribution Reference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copying-distribution-reference/ - Date: 2010-11-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In GL distributions, users often want to copy a distribution reference to all of the lines. Well, there is no magic technique to make that happen but there is away to make it easier. - Start by expanding the GL lines to show the Distribution Reference - Enter the reference in the first line - Copy the first line’s reference - Press the down arrow to move to the distribution field on the next line - Paste the reference - Press the down arrow again and repeat until the reference has been copied to all of the lines. --- # Maintaining Budget Transaction History in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/maintaining-budget-transaction-history-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-11-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article veeyeskay has a nice catch in his latest post. Most of you maintain history in all of your modules, well in GP 2010 you need to check the box to maintain history for the new budget transactions as well. Get the full scoop at Maintaining Budget Transaction History in GP 2010. --- # Grants Management in Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/grants-management-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud is back with some not-for-profit love and a look at Grants Management in Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP Version Information - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-version-information/ - Date: 2010-11-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article veeyeskay has apparently been released from his SQL writing chains an point us to quick quick shortcuts for Dynamics GP Version Information. --- # Morning Theme this Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/morning-theme-this-week-2/ - Date: 2010-11-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m frequently on a 5:30am flight to Atlanta. This week I’m going out on Sunday night so I’ll miss the sunrise from 35,000 feet. I thought I would give you a look at what it’s like since most of you won’t join me on that flight. --- # Weekly Review: SmartList Record Limits - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-smartlist-record-limits/ - Date: 2010-11-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article I wrote this originally more than 2 years ago. Now I’m back in the same situation. I confess to a current writer’s block around Weekly Dynamics. After lots of weeks of good ideas I’m running low. I did realize that I’ve never really done a post on limiting the number of records in a Smartlist. If you look at the bottom of a Smartlist it tells you the number of records returned. If that’s a round number, like 1,000, you’ve probably hit the limit and don’t have all the records you need. This is easily fixed on a case by case basis, simply hit the Search button and change the Maximum Records amount. If you have a need to set this on a consistent basis, save your Smartlist as a Favorite. To make global adjustments to limits, go to the Dynamics GP menu – Tools – Setup – System – Smartlist Options. Here you can ratchet down Smartlist defaults and force users to up the limits on a case by case basis. This can help with performance if you have these limits too high to begin with. If you have suggestions for a Weekly Dynamic, let me know that too! Originally Posted by Mark at [9/03/2008 09:04:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/09/weekly-dynamic-smarlist-record-limits.html) --- # SQL Script for Checkbook Balance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-for-checkbook-balance/ - Date: 2010-11-11 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article veeyeskay gives us one more SQL Script, this one for Checkbook Balance --- # SQL Queries for AA Summary Balances in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-queries-for-aa-summary-balances-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-10 - Topics: SQL & Data, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Someone call the rescue squad for veeyeskay. Apparently he has been kidnapped and forced into SQL slave labor. At the rate he’s been releasing SQL queries for Dynamics GP he must be locked in a dark room and chained to a PC with instructions to write SQL code or else. His latest work includes: SQL Query for AA Multicurrency Summary Balances SQL Query for AA Functional Summary Balances SQL Query for GL Summary Balances Somebody please rescue him from a lifetime of forced SQL slavery. Until then, enjoy the code. --- # Restricting AA Dimension Codes to GL Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/restricting-aa-dimension-codes-to-gl-accounts/ - Date: 2010-11-10 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Taking a break from maniacal SQL code creation, veeyeskay look at Restricting AA Dimension Codes to GL Accounts in his latest article --- # Weekly Dynamic: SmartList Sorting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smartlist-sorting/ - Date: 2010-11-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article When saving SmartList favorites, use a character like a tilde (~) or an asterisk (\*) in front of the name to move that favorite toward the top. Prefixing the name with a “z” will move it to the bottom. --- # Dynamics GP ISV Product Reviews at GPWindow.com - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-isv-product-reviews-at-gpwindow-com/ - Date: 2010-11-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article GPWindow.com is taking an interesting approach to reviewing third party software for Dynamics GP. First, some background though. Third party products are often referred to as ISV (independent software vendor) solutions. Microsoft maintains a list of solutions as does [ISV-Central.com.](http://isv-central.com/search/products.aspx) ISV-Central allows logged in users to rate ISV software based on multiple criteria using a 1-5 scale. [GPWindow is looking to review ISV solutions and is using Newsgroup recommendations from MVP’s and other experts as part of the basis for their reviews](http://www.jivtesh.com/2010/11/dynamics-gp-isv-product-reviews-at.html). Both of these solutions make some use of crowd sourcing to help companies find the right ISV solution for their issue. There is really just one issue outstanding. I don’t think that you will find many negative reviews, certainly not by consultants. Often as consultants we have good solutions that we like for common scenarios. In other cases there are only one or two ISV solutions that meet a particular need. We may not be thrilled with the solution but we know the issues and we know how to make it work. I have products that I would prefer not to implement. But if that is the right solution for the client’s situation, I’m not going to jeopardize my relationship with an ISV by publicly bashing their product. In an ironic twist, companies need more help from ISV’s to implement less reliable products. Even end users aren’t immune to positively rating the software they helped select. So my general advice would be that positive reviews are generally pretty reliable. The absence of a review should not be construed as negative since it could just mean that no one has taken the time to review it. Also, for more complicated ISV solutions, the implementation and the consultant are as important as the software but poor implementation can be reflected in software reviews. If you really want to know the inside scoop for a potential ISV solution your best bet right now is still to ask your partner. --- # Everything Will Be Late This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/everything-will-be-late-this-week/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We moved houses over the weekend so everything is in disarray. The Weekly Dynamics will move to Tuesday this week and some of Monday’s posting may be delayed. Don’t I’ll catch up by the end of the week. This week’s theme is what it felt like to move. We didn’t look quite this bad but it felt like it. --- # PowerPivot for Excel Book - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/powerpivot-for-excel-book/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: Excel & Office, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article A lot of GP users got an introduction to PowerPivot for Excel at the GPUG Summit. If you want to learn more, there is new book out that is getting great reviews. Check out PowerPivot for Excel 2010 – Give Your Data Meaning for a nice PowerPivot resource. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Spanish Latin-American and French-Canadian environments (Service Pack 5) - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-10-0-spanish-latin-american-and-french-canadian-environments-service-pack-5/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Spanish Latin-American and French-Canadian environments  are now available for SP5. This should mean that the same environments will be coming for GP 2010 SP1 very soon. --- # Dynamics GP 10.0 creates empty and clear budget - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-0-creates-empty-and-clear-budget/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Omar Kloub tells about a troubleshooting issue where Dynamics GP 10.0 creates empty and clear budget. --- # Receivables Aging By Document Date & Due Date - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-aging-by-document-date-due-date/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article veeyeskay is back with a look Receivables Aging By Document Date vs. Due Date. This is a regularly a confusing issue for new users so it’s great to see veeyeskay covering this. --- # SQL Query – Sales Accounts Due Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-query-sales-accounts-due-report/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Piling on the posts today veeyeskay gives us a new SQL Query for a Sales Accounts Due Report. --- # Receivables HATB Report–SQL Script - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/receivables-hatb-report-sql-script/ - Date: 2010-11-08 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article veeyeskay continues his SQL assault with two scripts, the AR Historical Aged Trial Balance by GL Posting Date and by Document Date. These are tough reports to get the SQL right for so kudos to veeyeskay. --- # Weekly Review: Easily Audit Payable Thresholds - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-easily-audit-payable-thresholds/ - Date: 2010-11-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Check thresholds are an important control point in many companies. Often checks over a certain amount require a particular signature or more than one signature. When the control mechanism slows down the work flow (sometimes by design, we don’t want to be in a hurry to write huge checks) users may go around the control. In this case, the control can be circumvented by issuing a number of smaller checks just under the threshold. This can be as innocent as the required signers were not available but everyone knew the check had to go out or it can be blood sucking fraud. It’s not unusual for innocent actions to quickly become fraud as well. An important mechanism to check this control is to review checks cut just below the threshold. This is easy to do in Microsoft Dynamics GP. Simply start with a default Payables Smartlist. - In the columns, remove current trx amount and add document amount. - In the search box add: - Document Type equals Payment - Document Date greater than Beginning of Week (or Beginning of Month if you want to audit monthly) - Document Amount is between a lower amount and your threhold amount For instance, if the threshold for 2 signatures is $10,000 you might set the document amount to be between 9,000 and 10,000. You can fine tune this for your needs but this would show checks cut between 9k and 10k. Save this smartlist as a favorite and pick the Favorite and Reminder choice. This lets you add a reminder for the system to notify you if there are any transactions that meet this criteria. Now all you have to do each week is review the list and physically check items near the threshold. Review all checks cut for the week for that vendor and you may find a large one near the threshold and a smaller one that would have put the check over. Once you find that, the hard work of being a manager really begins. Originally Posted by Mark at [8/25/2008 10:17:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/08/weekly-dynamic-easily-audit-payable.html) --- # GPUG 50 Brand New Tips for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-50-brand-new-tips-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article The 50 Brand New Tips for Dynamics GP in 50 Minutes presentation from the GPUG Summit is up now on the main page of [DynamicAccounting.net](/). --- # Microsoft Moves into Leaders Category on Forrester’s 2010 Enterprise BI Platforms Wave - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-moves-into-leaders-category-on-forresters-2010-enterprise-bi-platforms-wave/ - Date: 2010-11-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Microsoft has moved into the “Leaders” category for Enterprise BI Platforms according to Forrester. The beauty of the BI offerings for Microsoft Dynamics GP is that the heavy lifting of extracting data, transforming it and preparing it for analysis is all done behind the scenes with Analysis Cubes for Excel for Dynamics GP. This leaves businesses free to concentrate on analyzing their data, not fooling around with loading it. Installing Analysis Cubes for Excel for Dynamics GP is really 3 basic steps: 1. Run the GP Analysis Cubes Wizard – Answer a few questions like server location and where the analysis cubes should be created. 2. Run the SQL Server Agent job created in SQL Server to populate the cube data. This handles the whole Exchanges/Transform/Load process for Dynamics GP cube data. 3. Explore the data with Excel Pivot Tables There are more nuances to really get the most out of Analysis Cubes but to get started, it doesn’t take any more than that. Why aren’t you using Analysis Cubes today? --- # A Little Texas Background this Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-little-texas-background-this-week/ - Date: 2010-11-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article After GPUG in Orlando, my son and I headed off to Dallas to see the Cowboys play in Dallas. It was one of those father son trips and we had a total blast. In honor of that you get a little Texas style background this week. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Default SmartLists and Table Scans - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicdefault-smartlists-and-table-scans/ - Date: 2010-11-01 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article This week’s tip is courtesy of John from Sta-Home Health. When you select a default SmartList that starts with an asterisk (\*) SQL server does a table scan to pull the information because the default queries don’t contain a where clause. The only limit is in the number of records returned because of a limit set in the Search box or Default SmartList setup. For companies with an underpowered SQL server or with users who like queries that take down the system, and option is to create a new SmartList with a search criteria by default and save this with a name like \*Use This Default. (Don’t laugh, there were stories at the GPUG Summit of users taking down GP with a crazily inefficient SmartList, especially one built with SmartList Builder. --- # AZOX Webinar Tuesday - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/azox-webinar-tuesday/ - Date: 2010-11-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Don’t miss I.B.I.S.’ upcoming webinar with a look at ISV AZOX’s solution. --- # Master Budgets in Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/master-budgets-in-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-11-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article veeyeskay spends some time with new Master Budgets in Dynamics GP 2010 n his new post. --- # Budget Analysis Query for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/budget-analysis-query-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-11-01 - Topics: SQL & Data, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article veeyeskay also gives us a Budget Analysis SQL Query for Dynamics GP. --- # The Next Dynamics GP Book…Maybe - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-next-dynamics-gp-bookmaybe/ - Date: 2010-10-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Shane Hall of [Reporting Central](http://reporting-central.com/) and I have this idea for the next Dynamics GP book. We think that there is room in the market for a book on true confessions of Dynamics GP consultants. We’re thinking of a collection of real world stories from road warriors, sales people, whatever.We’re looking for the stories that we all share around a hotel bar, late at night, at the end of a long conference.The idea is that we want funny and embarrassing stories. That story about missing the urinal and and flooding your pants right before a big sales presentation, we want that one. The story about the long walk of shame in your underwear from the Holiday Inn tower to the lobby in Fargo, we want that one. You know who you are. Send us the stories and we’ll figure out the rest. Here is what we are thinking for a framework: - We will collect, catalog and edit the stories. - The best ones make it into the book. - The stories will be published anonymously unless you specifically ask us to use your name. It should be more fun trying to figure who goes with what story. - We know that many of these stories have been embellished over the years so we may technically publish this as fiction. That will also make some of the edits easier. - No we are not sharing any royalties with you. Write you’re own $%^&\*@ book! Email your stories to [mpolino@gmail.com](mailto:mpolino@gmail.com) and we’ll see if we can make the whole GP community laugh. --- # Weekly Review: Dynamics GP, Terminal Services, Cut/Copy/Paste - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-dynamics-gp-terminal-services-cutcopypaste/ - Date: 2010-10-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article It’s actually been a longstanding issue with Dynamics GP that when using it via Terminal Services users sometimes lose their Copy/Paste functionality within TS. The typical advice has been to logout and log back into TS and Copy/Paste is typically restored. [On the Dynamics GP Newsgroup, Alicia W.](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/MLdyRQTavsw) has come up with a better option. Kill the RDPCLIP process and restart it. This reliably fixes the Copy/Paste issue. To make things easier for her users, she put the process in a batch file that looks like this: tskill rdpclip start “” rdpclip That’s it. 2 lines in a batch file and problem solved. Thanks for digging that out Alicia and making it available to the rest of us! This was supposed to be fixed with GP SP 3 but the problem still crops up occasionally in TS even when not using GP so this tip is still relevant. Every so often even this doesn’t work and you have you close and reconnect. Originally Posted by Mark at [8/18/2008 09:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/08/weekly-dynamic-gp-10-terminal-server.html) --- # GPUG Day 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-day-2/ - Date: 2010-10-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article So I had this great GPUG day 2 post covering yesterday and it crashed when I tried to save it so let’s try again. After a busy night the morning 50 Tips session started a little slow. I fixed that by handing out Diet Dew. The session ended right on time and we had a lot of fun. After that I popped into a session on new budget tool [Dynamic Budgets](http://dynamicbudgets.com/). It looks like a great release, give Zubin a call to find out more. At lunch I had a great Microsoft discussion around the new light user licenses. I don’t think either of us changed the other’s mind but we may have moved toward the middle. I also got a look at the [Metaviewer paperless system](http://www.metaviewer.com/) for Dynamics GP. If you’re looking for a document management solution make sure that they are on the list. After lunch I caught a session on the new Navigation and Drill Down builders and those are both pretty slick. Later I was really impressed by the Microsoft Conduit session on the cloud. What’s a Conduit session? Think 8-10 people, a Microsoft facilitator and more softies lurking in the background. You all sit around and talk about a particular topic, how it relates to GP and where MS is going and thinking about going. It’s a fantastic feedback session. I’ve really been impressed with the level of engagement of the MS folks this week. They are not just listening, they are asking good questions, challenging us and working to understand. After one last expo we all hit up Fat Fish Blue for the Rock – n – Rave party.We think we managed to talk a customer into doing a Field Service presentation next year. If your firm has an expertise in an area of GP consider leading a GPUG session! Everyone had a blast and I was thrilled that I didn’t have to lead an 8am session the next day. --- # GPUG Summit 2010 Day 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2010-day-1/ - Date: 2010-10-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’ve finally got a moment to reflect on yesterday’s #GPUG Summit. Tuesday was the first full day of the Summit and it was stuffed to overflowing. The opening session was heavy on GPUG with a much lighter Microsoft touch than we see at Convergence. The Microsoft presence is definitely here but it’s in the background and it feels like the right folks are here from MS. We’ve got support people, product people and even some marketing folks willing to go toe to toe with me over Light User Licenses. I didn’t feel the hard core call to upgrade that [MSDynamicsWorld described](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-gp/microsoft-gpug-summit-2010-attendees-gp-2010-service-pack-release-means-chance-upg). The keynote from Army General Luis Vasot was big hit with lots of positive responses from customers. The first 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Dynamics GP session was packed with people standing in the back and we had a great time. Everyone seemed to enjoy the new set of tips. I had some great conversations at lunch in the expo hall, spent some time with [Mekorma](http://www.mekorma.com/) and did an interview for [Microsoft’s Community site..](https://community.dynamics.com/)Mekorma has some nice updates coming for their MICR check printing product and the community team showed off some things I had missed in the new site like the ability to upload video. After that Bob McAdam and I facilitated an Extender roundtable together that I think really helped people get the power of Extender. Some other [I.B.I.S.](http://ibisinc.com/) found me and were really excited about the new online payment functionality available November 1 for Dynamics GP 2010. At dinner I spent some time with the folks from Metafile who are seeing significant interest in their [Metaviewer](http://www.metaviewer.com/) paperless solution for Dynamics GP. After dinner I spent time with clients and [Reporting-Central](http://reporting-central.com/). All I have to say is, don’t party with folks who build a product call [The Closer](http://reporting-central.com/). That’s it for Day 1. There were lots of side conversations and great interaction with customers, ISV’s, Microsoft folks and even a few people cleaning up after us in the expo. Since I’m in my home town with lots of access to Diet Mountain Dew I think I’ll make it through the rest of the conference. --- # GPUG Summit and Diet Mountain Dew - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-and-diet-mountain-dew/ - Date: 2010-10-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re at the GPUG Summit and you desperately need a Diet Mountain Dew come and find me. I have a secret stash. The password is caffeine. --- # This Week’s Theme Revolves Around GPUG and Sea World - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/this-weeks-theme-revolves-around-gpug-and-sea-world/ - Date: 2010-10-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m at the GPUG Summit this week and we are right across from Sea World in Orlando so you get a nice peaceful ocean theme this week on the blog. --- # Weekly Dynamic: PowerPivot and Multiple Cubes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-powerpivot-and-multiple-cubes/ - Date: 2010-10-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Last week we looked at PowerPivot for analyzing Dynamics GP data. This week someone asked if you can connect to multiple cubes with PowerPivot. Yes you can. For testing I connected to the GP Financial Cube and Sales Cube and then was able to join them in PowerPivot. These cubes were both on the same server but given the way that PowerPivot connects that there is no reason that you couldn’t join cubes across servers assuming that the you have the right access. --- # Weekly Review: Another AP Balancing Technique - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-another-ap-balancing-technique/ - Date: 2010-10-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article There are a number of techniques for balancing the AP sub ledger to the GL in Microsoft Dynamics GP. If you are using GP 10 you can start with the GL Balancing utility in GP. If you are already balanced you can use the balancing code on DynamicAccounting.net to help keep you in balance on a daily basis. But what if you don’t fit into either of these categories? Well, courtesy of fellow [MVP Leslie Vail and her newsgroup post](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/wEoL48IQzm0), I though that I would pass along her technique. The usefulness of this depends on how many AP transactions you have, how many vendors have open invoices and whether you are posting in detail. 1. Create a GL based SmartList that includes only the Accounts Payable account(s) and excludes any source document that equals ‘BF’. Be sure to include the discount account if you are keeping track of it in a separate GL account. 2. Add the Originating Master ID to the SmartList. One thing you’ll notice right away is that if there is no vendor ID, there’s a possible trx that’s trouble. 3. Export the list to Excel. [Subtotal the excel spreadsheet](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/10/weekly-featureexcel-subtotals.html) by Master ID. 4. Add another column in Excel to net the Dr and Cr columns. 5. Now, the balance by vendor ID should be equal to the Balance on your AP trial balance. 6. Check each vendor and for the ones that don’t match you’ll need to take a look at the detail transactions and compare. There’s a lot more advice on this topic from experienced people in this [newsgroup thread](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/wEoL48IQzm0), so don’t give up. You can get it balanced. Originally Posted by Mark at [8/04/2008 08:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/08/weekly-dynamic-another-ap-balancing.html) --- # PartnerConnections, GPUG Summit and Social Media - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/partnerconnections-gpug-summit-and-social-media/ - Date: 2010-10-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I see some folks at this week’s AXUG conference are using Twitter, [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/DynAcctNet?ref=ts) and Foursquare to communicate with attendees and losers those who couldn’t make it. I’ll be doing the same thing for PartnerConnections (#gppartners) and the GPUG Summit (#GPUG). Feel free to follow me if you want to know more or find me during the conference. I’ll be remote blogging as well as posting to these sites. [http://twitter.com/mpolino](https://mobile.twitter.com/mpolino) [http://twitter.com/DynAcctNet](https://mobile.twitter.com/DynAcctNet) [http://facebook.com/mpolino](https://www.facebook.com/mpolino?_rdr) [http://www.facebook.com/DynAcctNet](http://www.facebook.com/DynAcctNet "http://www.facebook.com/DynAcctNet") http://foursquare/mpolino [http://www.google.com/profiles/mpolino#buzz](https://plus.google.com/+MarkPolino#buzz "http://www.google.com/profiles/mpolino#buzz") A couple of people have actually asked about speaker prep so I thought that I would tackle a question I get. Yes, I listen to music to get pumped up to speak. It’s usually the same song over and over again but it’s rarely the same song from one venue to another. For Convergence it was [Skillet’s Awake and Alive](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002LD3RK4/177-3129943-9599355?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B002LD3RK4&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&tag=polinofamilywebs). For the GPUG Summit it’s looking like it’s going to be BarlowGirl’s Come Alive. Fortunately for all of the attendees I don’t sing. --- # GP 2010 SP1 Installation Package doesn’t apply SP1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-sp1-installation-package-doesnt-apply-sp1/ - Date: 2010-10-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Andy Nifong looks at why the GP 2010 SP1 Installation Package doesn’t apply SP1 and what to do about it. --- # Guerilla Social Media Lunch at #GPUG Summit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/guerilla-social-media-lunch-at-gpug-summit/ - Date: 2010-10-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Anybody up for an unofficial, guerilla blogger/Twitter/Facebook lunch at #GPUG Summit? Something with secret Twitter only invites? If so, comment, reply or DM me. --- # Impressions from Convergence 2010, Prague - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/impressions-from-convergence-2010-prague/ - Date: 2010-10-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Vjekoslav provides his Impressions from Convergence 2010, Prague. The European version of Convergence is currently more of a traveling road show than a large conference and it’s more focused on Dynamics NAV and AX than GP. Read Vjekoslav’s article to get a feel for the differences. --- # Best Practices “Series” – Receivables Management Webinar - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/best-practices-series-receivables-management-webinar/ - Date: 2010-10-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Don’t miss tomorrow’s Best Practices “Series” webinar on Receivables Management Webinar. I’m presenting and I’m really psyched about this webinar. It’s really come together well. --- # IMHO With The Dynamics GP Blogster - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/imho-with-the-dynamics-gp-blogster/ - Date: 2010-10-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Speaking of Mariano, he also has a new column up on the Dynamics Community site. Check out his first article at Welcome to IMHO with The Dynamics GP Blogster. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Integration Manager and Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-integration-manager-and-excel/ - Date: 2010-10-11 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article Often users save Excel files to CSV or Tab delimited files for use with Integration Manager. IM provides a way to skip the conversion and just import an Excel file. To make this work you simply need to define a range in the Excel file first. Then create a simple ODBC data source and pick the Excel driver. Select the Excel file and the range. Now you can skip the middle man and integrate directly from Excel. --- # Exciting Additions to Analysis Cubes for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/exciting-additions-to-analysis-cubes-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-10-11 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article It’s nice to see new Analysis Cubes available for Analytical Accounting and the removal of password protection for SSIS packages. Both of these are huge. AA can create large numbers of transactions so cubes are great for analyzing them. Now that the SSIS packages are no longer protected, partners and customers can make changes without a lot of hassle. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the full scoop in their post Exciting Additions to Analysis Cubes! – Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. I’m doing  a session on Analysis Cubes at PartnerConnections. You won’t want to miss it. --- # Sure Step Mis-Steps - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sure-step-mis-steps/ - Date: 2010-10-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Richard Whaley looks at some work he has done cleaning up after Sure Step Mis-Steps. I think that figuring out how to adapt Sure Step to the implementation size is important. The problem is that many smaller clients don’t want to pay for the time it takes to document an implementation. From the partner side those are often the implementations with the greatest risk and therefore the ones in need of the most documentation. --- # This Week’s Theme: Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/this-weeks-theme-community/ - Date: 2010-10-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GPUG Summit is coming up with and everyone is excited so this week’s theme is a huge crowd of GP lovers. Well, at least they look like GP lovers to me. Come to Orlando at the end of October and have some GP fun with the rest of us. --- # Weekly Review: Account Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-account-security/ - Date: 2010-10-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I got bit by an old bug recently. To be fair, it’s not a bug, it really is a feature, but that didn’t make the bite feel any better and “bit by a feature” is a confusing metaphor. If you accidentally turn on “Account Security” in the Company->Company setup window all kinds of mayhem ensues. See, account security is designed to work with the Organizational Structure feature to limit access to certain accounts. The idea behind this is that some organizations have a very complex account structure and it makes picking the right account easier if you limit a department to only be able to see their own accounts. But if you haven’t setup Organizational Structures (a pretty common occurrence), turning on Account Security will wipe out everyone’s ability to see and interact with the chart of accounts. Oops. It sounds like a good thing to turn on. I had this happen at a client recently and was stumped as to what had changed. I remember this scenario but it had been a long time. The client is new to GP and so they are not sophisticated enough to have found and turned off security to the Chart tables in GP10. Heck, I’m not sure if I could find that without some digging in Version 10, I certainly couldn’t stumble across that accidentally. A quick trip to Partnersource reminded me of this issue and a checkbox later, we were good to go. We didn’t have audit trails on yet so I’m not sure (nor do I really care) who turned it on but we’ll be adding that to the audit trail list. Originally Posted by Mark at [7/15/2008 09:40:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/07/weekly-dynamic-account-security.html) --- # Dynamics GP 2010 and Outlook 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-and-outlook-2010/ - Date: 2010-10-07 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Andy Nifong looks at --- # GPUG now integrated with the Microsoft Dynamics Community site! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-now-integrated-with-the-microsoft-dynamics-community-site/ - Date: 2010-10-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It nice to see that as part of the Microsoft Community 2.0 launch that GPUG now integrated with the Microsoft Dynamics Community site. I’m working hard on my presentations for GPUG Summit 2010 and it’s nice to see a tighter connection between the official Microsoft community and the GP User Group. --- # Dynamics GP Collections Management Webinar - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-collections-management-webinar/ - Date: 2010-10-04 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Don’t miss Tuesday’s Dynamics GP Collections Management Webinar. My friend and milkshake buddy Ross Carlson will be covering Collections Management in Dynamics GP. In the tough times, this is webinar is an absolute must see. --- # Autumn Theme This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/autumn-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-10-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Here in the southeastern U.S. we’re seeing the first cracks in the heat and humidity that signal the arrival of fall. That’s close enough for me to make this week’s theme a preview of autumn to come. --- # MVP Award Renewal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-award-renewal/ - Date: 2010-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article So today is the day that Microsoft is supposed to tell me if my MVP award has been renewed for another year. Unfortunately the email from MS was not what I had hoped for. I found out that my MVP lead is changing and Melissa Travers will no longer be supporting the Dynamics MVP’s. On the plus side, they did renew my MVP status for another year. 😉 I would do this with or without the MVP but award but I still look forward to that email each year and it is still a lot of fun. --- # Weekly Review: Comments without a Comment ID - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-comments-without-a-comment-id/ - Date: 2010-09-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In many GP transactional screens you can input a comment. The comment functionality was intended to be used for repeating comments (things like “Remember to send your invoice to our new address”, “Thanks for your business”, etc.). Consequently comments have a comment ID to reduce keying and allow for consistent verbiage. It’s easier to key or default “Thank1” than “Thanks for your business”. Since comments print on most default documents, their use often evolves into one time customer comment use, in place of consistent repeating comments. Things like (“Red gromets shipped in place of black gromets”). However, if you create a comment ID for each comment ever made on an invoice, order or P.O. you’re soon drowning in comment id’s. Well in case you missed this functionality, you can skip the comment ID altogether. Simply click the blue arrow next to a blank comment id. Create a comment without ever entering an ID and you’ve got a nice way to provide one-time communication to your customers or vendors. These comments print just fine on orders, invoices, P.O.’s, etc. This also allows easy separation of external facing notes (the comment) and internal facing notes (the note field). Also, since comments are already sent to print on default documents you don’t have a bunch of modifications to do. No linking tables to add the notes field to a report. So there you have it, “Thank you and have a nice day!”. Originally Posted by Mark at [7/08/2008 09:13:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/07/weekly-dynamic-comments-without-comment.html) [![](http://img1.blogblog.com/img/icon18_email.gif)](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&passive=1209600&continue=http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4322825958481001490&followup=http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4322825958481001490<mpl=start)[![](http://img2.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif)](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&passive=1209600&continue=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4322825958481001490&followup=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4322825958481001490<mpl=start) --- # Fixed Assets “History” Report - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fixed-assets-history-report/ - Date: 2010-09-30 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Omar takes a shot at SQL code to try to replicate some Fixed Assets History data. The problem is that Fixed Assets doesn’t really keep complete history so getting all of the information is problematic. --- # Export and Import Integration Manager Integrations – Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/export-and-import-integration-manager-integrations-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-09-29 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud shows us how to Export and Import Integration Manager Integrations in Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP Copy Company Tool - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-copy-company-tool/ - Date: 2010-09-28 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Omar has a nice look at the Dynamics GP Copy Company Tool used to copy master records and setup files from one company to another in Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fast Access to Integrations in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fast-access-to-integrations-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-09-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Type: original article A common scenario with integrations is that some users only run them on a periodic basis and it’s tough for these user to remember how to access Integration Manager. Conversely there may also be a set of employees who regularly run integrations and would like fast access to IM. A simple solution for both scenarios is to add IM to either the Shortcut Bar or the Menu Bar. On the Shortcut bar, add an external file and find IMRUN.exe to add the ability to run integrations. On the menu bar, right click to customize and Run Integrations… from the Dynamics GP | Tools tree. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1…Hot off the press! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-service-pack-1-hot-off-the-press/ - Date: 2010-09-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I was presenting at iSight when the news came through so if you’ve missed it, Service Pack 1 is now available for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. Crank up the upgrade machine. --- # 7 Sure Steps to pass the Sure Step exam - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/7-sure-steps-to-pass-the-sure-step-exam/ - Date: 2010-09-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Vjekoslav Babic does a great job giving us 7 Sure Steps to pass the Sure Step exam --- # New Theme: The Dynamics GP Engine - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-theme-the-dynamics-gp-engine/ - Date: 2010-09-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article After presenting all the great new features in Dynamics GP at iSight last week it was very clear that the Dynamics GP engine is chugging along nicely so that’s the theme for this week. --- # Weekly Review: IM Tip, Key a Transaction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-im-tip-key-a-transaction/ - Date: 2010-09-23 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I was wrestling with a SOP integration recently. I had to use the old style adapter for Integration Manager because some fields I needed are missing in the econnect adapter. The integration would start, process a few records and fail, crashing IM and not writing to any logs. This is a an effective way to learn new expletives. To complicate things, the source was a really complex SQL query from a non-GP database. Also, the integration wasn’t failing on the same record each time. Records that failed one time would integrate the next and the process would fail on another record. (aside: son of a motherless goat is good expletive to use here. Extra points if you can name the movie it’s from) I was ready to drop everything to a CSV and test it that way but that would have been time consuming and not fun. My colleague who keeps claiming that she’s “non-technical” but who keeps solving my technical problems sat down and we walked through keying an entry. The problem was subtle but we found it. I was forcing the Ship To information into the integration (not necessarily using a ship to address id) because I wanted to make sure that the ship to data was right even if the address wasn’t setup for that customer. But I had Ship To Address set to default. The problem was that Ship to Address wasn’t defaulting so there was no ship to information to change when I forcing in data. I’ve found lots of Integration Manager issues by keying integration transactions in the past but usually they stand out. This one was more subtle so even though I’ve given this advice before and thought I had done it here, I’ll say it again. If you are having IM trouble, key one transaction from the integration. Key every step. Don’t skimp. Don’t say “oh, I know how that works”. Key it. Do it now! Originally Posted by Mark at 6/25/2008 08:10:00 AM --- # Weekly Dynamic: Segregation of Duties Tool - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-segregation-of-duties-tool/ - Date: 2010-09-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Fraud, Audit & Controls - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article While not strictly a Dynamics GP tool, AuditNet.org has a great, free Segregation of Duties Tool. This Excel tool allows a company to enter a person or role and then check off what that person can do. The tool then figures out where the segregation of duties conflicts lie. This is a fantastic starting point for working with GP 10 or 2010 security to help figure out what user roles should be and what access they should have. Having this as a starting point really makes setting up and documenting GP security easier. --- # Excel Team Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-team-favorite-keyboard-shortcuts/ - Date: 2010-09-20 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article For those of you analyzing data from Dynamics GP in Excel, the Excel Team has compiled a giant list of Excel keyboard shortcuts…and this is only part 1 of 3! Get the list at Excel Team Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts – Part 1 of 3. --- # Blog Theme: Fresh Ingredients - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/blog-theme-fresh-ingredients/ - Date: 2010-09-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Now that I’ve finished crying over my Cowboys this week, it’s time to change the blog theme. The newest incarnation of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes debuts at iSight this week. I’ll be rolling out the freshest tips to help users get the most out of Dynamics GP so the background is going to reflect fresh ingredients this week. --- # Weekly Review: SOP to POP with a Service Item - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-sop-to-pop-with-a-service-item/ - Date: 2010-09-16 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I ran into an interesting scenario when this article was first written. A client (who we’ll call X) provides a device to it’s end user companies and provides services around that device. At the end of the service term, the end gets to keep the device. Because of this, some end users ask to purchase a manufacturers extended warranty through client X. This an interesting example of the SOP to POP functionality. Client X is shipping a device from their warehouse but the addition of the warranty, requires Client X to actually purchase the warranty from the manufacturer at the time of sale.  It’s essentially a near time process since delivery of the warranty is virtual. We looked at using SOP to POP functionality to create the PO for the warranty and kept running into a problem. We couldn’t push the service item to a P.O. My first concern was that this was a limitation in GP but after talking to support, we found the issue. We hadn’t marked allow backorders on the item record. After all, when we setup the service items, why would we need to back order a service right? Doh! So the ultimate solution was to fix the appropriate service item records to allow back orders, enter the warranty in SOP, change the Quantity from Ordered to Back Ordered and create a P.O. Part of our problem with this was that the issue came up very late in the project and we didn’t have enough time to really sit and evaluate all the possible settings that could be causing us problems, but now I know where to go look first the next time. Originally posted by Mark at [6/20/2008 12:27:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/06/weekly-dynamic-sop-to-pop-with-service.html) --- # Back to School with Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/back-to-school-with-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-09-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 8 - Type: original article It’s back to school time. The kids are back in school and settled in. Microsoft Dynamics GP partners are back in school scrambling to learn enough to pass new GP 2010 certification exams. Now it’s your turn to learn how to get more out of Dynamics GP with the Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook. The book is full of recipes designed to make you more effective when working in Dynamics GP. Don’t worry if you haven’t upgraded to GP 2010 yet, the cookbook is still extremely useful for users running Dynamics GP 8, 9 or 10 as well and you’ll be ready when upgrade day finally comes. Don’t be a dunce, learn how to get the most from your Dynamics GP solution. ![](http://www.mpsaz.org/lehi/information/transportation/images/school_bus.jpg) --- # GL Transactions with AA Details - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gl-transactions-with-aa-details/ - Date: 2010-09-14 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article veeyeskay provides us with SQL code to look at GL Transactions with AA Details in his latest post. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Defer Accounts Payable Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-defer-accounts-payable-transactions/ - Date: 2010-09-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Previously I worked for a company that purchased content. We would buy video, like TV shows, and have the right to use them for a period of time. We would often have to pay up front and then need to spread the expense over say, a year. Well, not only is this easy to do in Dynamics GP, it can be done at the point of the AP invoice. This is great for things like insurance too. In this example, we’ll use the Profit and Loss option in Deferral setup. This setting let’s the user enter ultimate expense account and then defer the transaction. To make this happen in AP: 1. Enter an AP transaction 2. Click the distribution button 3. Select the Expense line to defer 4. Select Additional | Deferral from the menu at the top 5. Set the End of Period date, Method and Deferral account 6. Click Ok Dynamics GP will adjust the transaction to move the expense to the deferral account and then it will create and post transactions to recognize the expense in the future. It doesn’t get much easier than that. --- # Nigel Frank Salary Survey - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/nigel-frank-salary-survey/ - Date: 2010-09-13 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article Nigel Frank is again conducting their Dynamics salary survey. Take the survey so you can then review the results of where your pay stands in the Dynamics world. The survey is at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/microsoft\_dynamics\_salary\_survey\_2010\_mp --- # Are you ready for some football? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/are-you-ready-for-some-football/ - Date: 2010-09-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s football time here in the U.S. so this week’s blog theme represents America’s team, the Dallas Cowboys. Giants, Eagles, Redskins and Packer fans can feel free to leave hate comments here. I’ll gleefully delete them. --- # “ADO field is Nothing” in Integration Manager - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ado-field-is-nothing-in-integration-manager/ - Date: 2010-09-10 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Up now at DynamicsCare, Amy Walsh has a great look at the “ADO field is Nothing”  error that shows up in Integration Manager when it can’t find the source data. --- # New Existing Customer Webcasts: Mark Your Calendars! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-existing-customer-webcasts-mark-your-calendars/ - Date: 2010-09-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is highlighting two new upcoming webinars geared toward existing customers. Check them out at New Existing Customer Webcasts: Mark Your Calendars! . --- # Stephen Elop leaving ms for nokia - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/stephen-elop-leaving-ms-for-nokia/ - Date: 2010-09-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In case you missed the breaking news, microsoft business division (which holds office and dynamics) pres Stephen Elop is leaving to become the ceo of nokia.  You gotta love blogging breaking news from a plane about to take off. --- # Performance Benchmark Results for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-benchmark-results-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-09-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has new Performance Benchmark Results for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. Can anyone say millions of transactions? It’s a good thing that we have PowerPivot to analyze all of these transactions with. --- # Five Years of Covering Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/five-years-of-covering-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-09-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over the weekend [DynamicAccounting.net](/) hit it’s five year anniversary covering Microsoft Dynamics GP. All I can say is thank you to everyone who has read, contributed and put to use the tips listed here as we try to push Dynamics GP to the limit together. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Speed Date Entry with only the Day - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-speed-date-entry-with-only-the-day/ - Date: 2010-09-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Todd McDaniel reminded me of a little tip recently. In any date field in Dynamics GP, simply enter the day and tab off. the system will fill in with the month and year from the current system date in Dynamics GP. This is one of those tips that is so simple that it’s easy to forget that it’s there. Enter This: GP Creates This: --- # Happy Labor Day! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-labor-day/ - Date: 2010-09-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’m taking Labor Day off. Posting will resume tomorrow with a new Weekly Dynamic tip. --- # Dynamics GP Service Pack 5 for Advanced HR, Payroll, Integration Manager and PDK - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-service-pack-5-for-advanced-hr-payroll-integration-manager-and-pdk/ - Date: 2010-09-03 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Amy Walsh looks at new additions to Service Pack 5 beyond the core that are now available. Specifically: - Advanced Human Resources and Advanced Payroll Functionality - Integration Manager - Personal Data Keeper --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 RTM “CoreMR” VPC is NOW AVAILABLE!! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-rtm-coremr-vpc-is-now-available/ - Date: 2010-09-03 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article For partners a new VPC image for GP 2010 is now available. This includes Management Reporter and should make basic demoing and testing easier than trying to figure out how to run Hyper V on your laptop. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the full announcement in their post Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 RTM “CoreMR” VPC is NOW AVAILABLE!! --- # Blog Background Change – Teal to fight Ovarian Cancer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/blog-background-change-teal-to-fight-ovarian-cancer/ - Date: 2010-09-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m changing the blog background early this week. The background is going teal in support of my sister in law who is fighting ovarian cancer. Friday, September 3 is National Tea Time in support of the fight against ovarian cancer so the blog will be wearing teal for the next 10 days or so. To find out more about my sister in law Melissa and her fight, visit her Facebook page. --- # Weekly Review: Excel Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-excel-reports/ - Date: 2010-09-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The new Excel reports in Dynamics GP are really pretty cool and you don’t need MOSS 2007 to play with them. You can use a network share to let your organization do a little Excel reporting. To setup the default reports you need to do 2 things, deploy the connector and deploy the reports. Here’s how: In GP 10 pick Microsoft Dynamics GP-Tools-Setup-System-Reporting Tools Setup. Enter the system password if required. Pick the Data Connections Tab In the System Level Data connections box enter a shared network location to deploy the connectors to. Do the same thing for the User Level Data connections. This can be a local directory. Check Enable Data Connection Deployment. Check Deploy Data Connections for all existing companies if you want to run Excel reports off all your companies. Otherwise, when you deploy, you’ll have to pick a company. Click Run Deployment [![](/img/blogger/9b5279b3295af095.jpg)](/img/blogger/7d4c96fd98ff4ad4.jpg) Print or Cancel any reports and move to the Reports Library Tab. Fill out the same type of information, Network location to deploy shared reports, local location for user reports, check the enable box and if you want to deploy for all companies, check the Deploy box. Click the Run Deployment button. Print or cancel any reports. [![](/img/blogger/3ac193919ff6749c.jpg)](/img/blogger/ac720356c039123a.jpg) You’re done, now what? You can navigate to the shared location from the Reports Library Tab and open one of the Excel reports. Even better from within Dynamics GP, go to the Navigation Pane on the lower left and pick Administration or the Administration tab. Click on Other Reports and wait for them to load. [![](/img/blogger/a211e69377a82802.jpg)](/img/blogger/3227077b0a35f0d7.jpg) Pick a report and double click it. The report opens nicely (and quickly in Excel). You may need to enable data connections. If a box pops up, enable data connections and go on. In Excel 2007 the report shades every other row and provides filter handles on each column. That’s enough to let you play with it a little. I’ll have more on GP 10’s Excel reports and the cool things you can do with the connectors later. 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This is great for companies with Australia, New Zealand or German operations among others. Also, courtesy of IFRS this may be coming to you too. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Field Service – New Billing Frequency Options - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-field-service-new-billing-frequency-options/ - Date: 2010-08-31 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh has a great look at New Billing Frequency Options in the Field Service series of Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Sure Step in action: business process change - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sure-step-in-action-business-process-change/ - Date: 2010-08-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Continuing his look at Sure Step, Vjekoslav Babic looks at business process change during an implementation. --- # Back to work theme this week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/back-to-work-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-08-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Labor Day is almost here, the kids are headed off to school and judging by the website stats most of you are back to work. With that in mind I’ve got a back to work theme going on on DynamicAccounting.net. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Clear Recurring Batch Amounts in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-clear-recurring-batch-amounts-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-08-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 2010 adds a new feature to recurring batches in GL. Checking the Clear Recurring Amounts checkbox removes the batch amounts after posting allowing new amounts to be entered the next time. This is essentially a hybrid allowing Quick Journal style functionality combined with with batch posting, controls and approval. --- # Sure Step in action: a blurry Degree of Fit? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sure-step-in-action-a-blurry-degree-of-fit/ - Date: 2010-08-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Vjekoslav continues his look at fit and fit gaps in Sure Step with Sure Step in action: a blurry Degree of Fit? --- # 4 strategies for a favorable Degree of Fit in Sure Step - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/4-strategies-for-a-favorable-degree-of-fit-in-sure-step/ - Date: 2010-08-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Navigate into Success continues their look at the Fit Gap analysis portion of the Sure Step implementation methodology for Microsoft Dynamics with 4 strategies for a favorable Degree of Fit. --- # When to Say Goodbye to a Dynamics GP Client - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/when-to-say-goodbye-to-a-dynamics-gp-client/ - Date: 2010-08-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Search Engine Journal has a new post up on When to Say Goodbye to a SEO Client. SEO is Search Engine Optimization for those of you new to that term. As I was reading the post about when to turn a client loose I was struck by how much of this applies to Dynamics GP clients as well. See if any of these sound familiar: - Is the client serious about their success? - Do they even want to understand what you are doing? - Is the client only available when something is wrong? - Are they not willing to take your advice? - Do they expect the world? - Is your time being undervalued? - Are they trying to nickel and dime you? Notice that none of this has anything to do with ERP in the source article. Bad behavior is bad behavior. Here is the problem if you are a Dynamics GP user. If you fall into these behaviors you are not getting the most out of your partner or your implementation. It’s that simple. You are doing your company a disservice by being dysfunctional. Don’t handicap yourself by being stubborn, inattentive or cheap. Ultimately you are the one who suffers. Take responsibility for your system. Read the whole thing to see how much you think applies to Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamic Solution: SmartConnect from eOne - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-solution-smartconnect-from-eone/ - Date: 2010-08-25 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article SmartConnect Lately I’ve had the opportunity to spend some time creating integrations for Dynamics GP with SmartConnect from eOne. SmartConnect is an integration tool for Dynamics GP built on eConnect. The UI is very friendly for users of Integration Manager and the eConnect back end means that it’s very fast. At first glance the interface looks like an updated IM interface. It’s generally easy to figure out though I highly recommend the 1/2 day training that is available. SmartConnect includes the ability to copy and rename files pre and post integration and to schedule integrations. Additionally it can process errors into files to email or for later reintegration. Scripting is done with VB.net or C# and the transition from VBScript to VB.net has been very smooth for me. I’m definitely impressed with the helper tools. There is so much in here that I’m having trouble even listing all of the features including: - Translation Tables - Duplicating Integrations - Exporting and Importing Integrations - Integration security Pricing is similar to integration manager and I’m finding myself wondering why I would ever recommend IM again. SmartConnect just seems like such a nice combination of the simplicity of Integration Manager and the power of Scribe. There has definitely been a learning curve. Since I’m used to the quirks of IM and now have to figure out the quirks of SmartConnect. Specifically: - Similar to Scribe, you only get one source file. You don’t get to join files like IM. - Error reporting is better than IM but still imperfect. - The eConnect core means that sometimes the interface work fine but you’re not sure what eConnect wants which means a trip back to the eConnect documentation. Ugh. - The GP Intercompany module is not supported The beauty of SmartConnect is that it’s more powerful than IM but still easy enough for a power user to master. SmartConnect definitely needs to be added to your list of integration tools. --- # Sure Step in action: more about Fit Gap Analysis - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sure-step-in-action-more-about-fit-gap-analysis/ - Date: 2010-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Sure its a Dynamics NAV blog but Vjekoslav does a great job of explaining the Fit Gap Analysis in Sure Step. --- # iSight - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/isight/ - Date: 2010-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you are an I.B.I.S. customer now is the time to register for iSight, I.B.I.S.’ premier customer conference. The highly rated 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Dynamics GP has debuted at iSight for the last several years and this year is no exception. I’ve got a brand new 50 Tips for Dynamics GP coming September 22 in Atlanta and September 23 in Charlotte. Go to the iSight registration page now to sign up. Don’t wait. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Compare AR Subledger to GL Balance in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-compare-ar-subledger-to-gl-balance-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-08-23 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Ok this is the last of my comparison tips for balancing. Next week we’re off on to something else. For this week, I’ve got SQL code to compare the AR subledger to GL to see if they match. You’ll need to adjust the natural account number and segment for you specific chart. /\*Set AR Type and get AP Balance. Change the Checkbook in Red for your company \*/ SELECT    ‘AR’ as SubType,SUM(custblnc) AS SubBal, 0 AS GLBAL into #SubtoGLCompare FROM         RM00103 /\*Get the GL total for this Account. Change the account below or optionally add additional actnumbr parameters to tighten or broaden the account\*/ INSERT #SubtoGLCompare (SubType,SubBal,GLBAL) SELECT   ‘AR’ as SubType,  0 AS SubBal, SUM(Perdblnc) AS GLBAL FROM         GL11110 WHERE     actnumbr\_2 = ‘1271’ — Change this Select SubType, sum(Subbal) as SubBal, Sum(GLBal) as GLBAL, sum(SubBal)-Sum(GLBAL) as Difference, ‘Difference is Subledger minus GL.’ as Instructions from #SubtoGLCompare Group by SubType Drop Table  #SubtoGLCompare --- # Dynamics GP Multicurrency Webinar - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-multicurrency-webinar/ - Date: 2010-08-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Don’t miss Chris Liley’s Dynamics GP Multicurrency Webinar on Tuesday. If you’re not a Multicurrency expert in GP, this free webinar is for you. --- # New Best Practice Guides for Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-best-practice-guides-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-08-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Here at [DynamicAccounting.net](/) I’m launching a new initiative, [Best Practice Guides](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/p/best-practice-guides.html) for Dynamics GP. The first one is free and it’s an update of my previous Use Tax document for Dynamics GP. Not all of these documents will be free but this first one should give you a great idea of what to expect. The goal is to provide information about a specific Dynamics GP topic that can’t be adequately covered in a blog post but isn’t long enough or is too specialized to be a book. Use tax is a great example because the document  has very useful information for the folks who need it but the audience can be very limited. I expect these guides to be 20 to 75 pages in length and they will sell for $20-$30. The Use Tax guide will always be free. In some cases these will be expanded versions of speaking topics. The guides will allow users a shortcut to detailed information about that topic saving a lot of Google digging. I will have more guides up soon and I’m looking forward to tacking some topics that I’ve had on my list for a while. I hope you like the new Best Practice Guides and that they help improve your Dynamics GP implementation. --- # Globetrotting Theme This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/globetrotting-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-08-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m off to Ohio this week and while that’s not exactly globetrotting it is a new destination for me so this week’s blog theme is just that, globetrotting. --- # Weekly Review: AP Prepayments in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-ap-prepayments-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-08-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article The question “How do I cut a check for a prepayment/deposit when there’s no invoice yet?” comes up quite a bit. So we’ll take a quick look at this today. Scenarios for this include prepayments, deposits, down payments, etc. where you have to put up cash today but might not see an invoice until later. Most folks go to Transactions-Purchasing-Transaction entry and then get stuck. In v9.0 and up you have 2 options. 1) Cut a Miscellaneous check using Tranactions-Financial-Miscellaneous Check. But this can create problems when the transaction is incomplete. Maybe you’ll get an invoice later for 1st months rent and your deposit so you want to apply the deposit to make that invoice right. The traditional (and better) option is to: 2) Use Transaction-Purchasing-Edit Check. This is the same window you use to adjust amounts in check batches, but instead, just enter the information necessary for your prepayment. Cut the check as it’s own batch or as part of a larger check run. You end up with a credit in AP (to offset the coming invoice) and a debit to the appropriate account (deposits, expense, etc.). Just don’t apply the check to any existing invoices. In fact, don’t apply it to anything. That’s all there is to it and if you know how to cut regular AP checks it’s a snap. [![](/img/blogger/842517e2cf3664ea.jpg)](/img/blogger/f71b17caf807f872.jpg) Originally posted by Mark at 10/19/2007 01:18:00 PM --- # Weekly Dynamic: Bank to GL Comparison in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-bank-to-gl-comparison-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-08-16 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Last week we looked at comparing the AP subledger to the GL via SQL. This week I want to give you some SQL code to compare the Bank subledger to GL. Yes, this is actually very easy to do inside the GP interface, easier than AP or AR but since you’ll have those two via SQL, why not have everything in one place. The code is below and you’ll need to change the bank in the code to the bank name and the account to the correct natural account number. /\*Compare Bank Subledger balance to corresponding GL account balance.\*/ –Set Bank Type and get Bank Balance. Change the Checkbook ID for your company Select ‘Bank’ as SubType, CURRBLNC as SubBal, 0 as GLBal Into #SubtoGLCompare From CM00100 Where Chekbkid=’FIRST BANK’ — Change this /\*Get the GL total for this Account. Change the account below or optionally add additional actnumbr parameters to tighten or broaden the account\*/ INSERT #SubtoGLCompare (SubType,SubBal,GLBAL) SELECT   ‘Bank’ as SubType, 0 as SubBal, SUM(Perdblnc) AS GLBal FROM         GL11110 WHERE     actnumbr\_2 = ‘1100’  — Change this Select SubType, sum(Subbal) as SubBal, Sum(GLBal) as GLBAL, sum(SubBal)-Sum(GLBAL) as Difference, ‘Difference is Subledger minus GL.’ as Instructions from #SubtoGLCompare Group by SubType Drop Table  #SubtoGLCompare --- # Weekly Review: Account Alias - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-account-alias/ - Date: 2010-08-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Account Aliases in Dynamics GP are shortcuts to accounts in the chart. They are setup in the chart of accounts window (Cards-Financial-Account). Aliases are designed to be a friendlier, faster way to access accounts. Up until recently I’ve not been a big fan for several reasons. You still have to hit an arrow to enter the alias, you can do it in the account box. Also most companies lean toward one of two extremes, they use them so little that their useless or build so many that instead of finding accounts quickly, it’s just as fast to lookup an account in the chart. However, after spending time using Account Aliases recently, I’ve come to the conclusion that they can be extremely useful IF you put a little work behind them. IF you standardize the setup of aliases to deal with all your departments, divisions, etc., you can still get a short alias that people can figure out and actually use. Alternatively, if you limit aliases to a few key accounts, you can still get a nice speed boost. However, if you simply set them up haphazard, you’ll have useless mess. It won’t break anything but it won’t help either. The key with aliases is changing user’s habits. You need to get people to use the alias which is why it needs to be setup in a way that is intuitive for a user, not necessarily an administrator. It will take time to change people habits, but the end result is worth it.   Originally Posted by Mark at 2/03/2008 08:06:00 AM --- # School Theme This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/school-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-08-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article We meet the kids teachers this week and they start school next Monday so the blog gets a school theme for this week. This is a perfect place for me to remind you to keep learning about Dynamics GP --- # Weekly Dynamic: SQL to Balance AP to GL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sql-to-balance-ap-to-gl/ - Date: 2010-08-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article An important part of maintaining Dynamics GP is balancing the AP subledger to the General Leger. GP has a utility to help you do this if they are out of balance. Additionally, The Close can go beyond the capabilities in Dynamics GP to provide even better balancing options. But what if you are regularly in balance and you want to make sure that you stay that way without having to run the big AR Trial Balance report every day? Well, here is a little bit of SQL that can I’ve used before that can do just that. This compares the AP subledger to the selected AP GL account and shows the difference. It’s a quick way to see if AP balance. SELECT     ‘AP’ as SubType, (SUM(currblnc))\*-1 AS SUBBAL, 0 AS GLBAL into #SubtoGLCompare FROM         PM00201 /\*Get the GL total for this Account. Change the account below or optionally add additional actnumbr parameters to tighten or broaden the account\*/ INSERT #SubtoGLCompare (SubType,SubBal,GLBAL) SELECT     ‘AP’ as Subtype, 0 AS Subbal, SUM(Perdblnc) AS GLBal FROM         GL11110 WHERE     actnumbr\_2 = ‘2100’ — Change this Select SubType, sum(Subbal) as SubBal, Sum(GLBal) as GLBAL, sum(SubBal)-Sum(GLBAL) as Difference, ‘Difference is Subledger minus GL.’ as Instructions from #SubtoGLCompare Group by SubType Drop Table  #SubtoGLCompare --- # Weekly Review: EFT for AP in GP 10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-eft-for-ap-in-gp-10/ - Date: 2010-08-05 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Today we’re looking at EFT for Payables in GP 10. So what’s new? •Well the setup has moved to the checkbook and the vendor card! Click the EFT Setup button on a checkbook to access (Cards-Financial-Checkbook) and the EFT Bank button on the Address window portion of the vendor card. •More options are available for more countries which is a big plus •You now have an option to use EFT numbers and plain paper for your remittances instead of check numbers and check stock. We ran into problems when check stock remittances cleared the bank despite big, red, non-negotiable stamps, not to mention the expense. This is good news! •EFT for Payables now supports CCD, CCD+ and PPD+ in addition to others. That should stop some whining. (It won’t) •There are 4 options for EFT formats for a single bank account, business, corporate, individual and foreign and you can control which of the 4 is used by vendor. So expense reports could use the Individual format and be formatted as PPD’s and supplies could use the corporate format and transfer as CCD’s. I’m not sure I’m being clear. If you set one up you’ll understand. •Prenotes are optional Also, v10 offers an import/export option for settings.   Originally Posted by Mark 12/17/07 --- # Project Management Module for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-management-module-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-08-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks one option he used for managing projects within the Project Management Module for Dynamics GP. --- # Help with 50 More Tips for Dynamics GP and win a free book! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/help-with-50-more-tips-for-dynamics-gp-and-win-a-free-book/ - Date: 2010-08-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Ok, the poll is still open but the results are very clear. You want another, all new 50 tips session for Microsoft Dynamics GP. I’m prepared to do another set and as before, I’ll debut the session at iSight and then have six months to refine it for Convergence. For this one, I need your help. **You have the opportunity to submit your tips and have them included in the presentation along with your name next to the tip. The individual who gets the most tips included in the presentation will win an autographed copy of the** [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). You’ve got through August 30, 2010 to submit tips. I have to cut it off there to make iSight. Here are the rules: 1. Email your tip(s) with as much information as possible to reproduce the tip to [mpolino@gmail.com](mailto:mpolino@gmail.com) 2. Put “**50 Tips**” in the email subject line 3. Include your name and how you want it to appear if your tip makes it into the presentation 4. The winner is the person with the most tips that make it into the presentation based on my judgment of what is right for the presentation and audience. 5. The winner will get a free, autographed copy of my book, the Microsoft Dynamics GP Cookbook. 6. Everyone who submits a tip that makes it into the presentation will get their name included next to their tip. If multiple people submit the same tip, the first user who submitted it gets their name in the presentation. 7. Everyone who submits a tip, whether it makes it in or not will get their name in a list at the end. Some other changes to this year’s presentation: - I’m not doing hidden slides. I’m going to move them to full slides at the end of the PowerPoint. This should solve issues where Comnet deletes the hidden slides. - I’m going to include what versions of Dynamics GP the tip is applicable to. - There will be some GP 2010 tips but like the other presentations it will include items for multiple versions. The first two sets of 50 tips provided the foundation for the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). Who knows where these tips will lead! [![](/img/blogger/6b8cf420ee047ac0.jpg)](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Specific Item Costing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-specific-item-costing/ - Date: 2010-08-02 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I ran into a situation recently where a client needed specific item costing for each product that they sell. This is most common for serialized items where there is a single item number but specific costs need to be applied for each serialized item. Dynamics GP can handle this but there are a few things that you need to know to make this work right: 1. The item must be using FIFO Perpetual or LIFO Perpetual valuation. 2. The items have to have serial numbers. 3. When you sell an item, the correct cost WILL NOT show on the screen or on any edit lists. 4. The correct cost WILL SHOW on the posting reports. GP doesn’t finalize the cost for the item until posting so all of the edit reports show FIFO or LIFO cost but the correct cost is applied at posting. It works, you just can’t tell that it works until you post the transaction. --- # The camera is on YOU this week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-camera-is-on-you-this-week/ - Date: 2010-08-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article For this week’s background I’m turning the camera on you. You’ll find out why in a Monday morning post. --- # When using Credit Card option in Manual Payment System is it using the same account in distribution? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/when-using-credit-card-option-in-manual-payment-system-is-it-using-the-same-account-in-distribution/ - Date: 2010-07-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Fellow MVP Mohammad Daoud looks at differences in account distribution for Credit Cards in manual payments. --- # Auto Post Transactions in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/auto-post-transactions-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has coverage of the autopost.dll file available from Microsoft (for a fee). This file can be used to programatically post transactions. There are plenty of caveats so check out Mohammad’s post. --- # Exam Dumps – Emerging Trend in Dynamics Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/exam-dumps-emerging-trend-in-dynamics-community/ - Date: 2010-07-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, SQL & Data - Type: original article Vaidy has a look at [Exam Dumps – Emerging Trend in Dynamics Community](http://prize-survey.com). The central thought is that more and more consultants are speed prepping and passing exams without really knowing the material. Make sure to read Vaidy article but I thought I would my own comments. Exams have a become minimum standard. We expect consultants to have passed the exams. If they haven’t we ask why not? Great consultants don’t have to have passed exams. For example, in the SQL world, SQL guru Paul Randal holds no certifications. Of course he wrote the DBCC CHECK DB routine in SQL server and he’s one of the teachers of the SQL Server Master Certification. World class expert, no certifications.For the rest of us without Paul Randal’s street cred, a certification shows at least a minimum knowledge. After my experience with the CPA exam, I’m open to any learning option that helps move people forward. Part of the problem is that often there are only a few extreme options to study for the Dynamics Exams. Immersive classes are expensive and time consuming. Manuals are often overly broad with little relation to what’s on the exam. Practice exams are narrow and specific but they don’t help people really understand the material. For many of the exams, there are very few learning options. I’m not sure that the process is broken but it feels like it’s incomplete. --- # Gone Fishin’ in This Week’s Theme - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gone-fishin-in-this-weeks-theme/ - Date: 2010-07-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Just for Dwight Specht, who I poked at a little this week, [DynamicAccounting.net](/) gets a fly fishing theme for this week.Sit back, relax and reel in Dynamics GP data. --- # Killing the Podcast - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/killing-the-podcast/ - Date: 2010-07-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Being good at something also means figuring out what you’re not good at. The podcasts have not developed as I hoped they would and they are extremely time consuming. It also feels like they are simply becoming repeats of the newsletter so I’m killing the podcast. I’m sorry to disappoint the 100 or so regular listeners but if you just need to hear my voice the phone number is on the blog. --- # Why are taxes not being automatically calculated in Dynamics GP? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-are-taxes-not-being-automatically-calculated-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The tax settings in Dynamics GP have lots of factors that can affect the way taxes are calculated. Mohammad Daoud looks at one scenario in Why my taxes not being automatically calculated in Dynamics GP? --- # Weekly Review: Use a Suspense Account as a Bridge - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-use-a-suspense-account-as-a-bridge/ - Date: 2010-07-22 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Every once in a while you run into something you can’t quite do the way you want in GP and sometimes a little creativity can save a lot of customization. One little piece of creativity is to use a suspense account. There’s nothing special about suspense account. It’s not an account type, it’s just an account that you always want it to be zero. You’ll need a few examples to understand. We use ADP for payroll and we know the cash requirements a couple days before we actually get the download file to import into GP. Well, it’s a big hunk of cash so we go ahead and make the cash entry on Tuesday when we know the amount and we post the debit to a “Payroll Suspense” account to avoid cluttering up Accrued Expenses. Then on Thursday or Friday we upload the payroll detail via Integration Manager and instead of hitting the cash account, we hit the suspense account for the credit, thus clearing it out. It also means we get to do a simple integration into the GL without worrying about screwing up bank recs. Also, there’s no Integration Manager transaction for a Bank Transfer but you can import 2 bank checkbook transactions, a withdrawal and a deposit and use a suspense account in between to keep it all in sync. If you set the reference up right you even get to use Smartlists to find and out of balance transaction if you mess things up. Is this unique to GP? Nope. Some days we solve things with technology and some days we solve it with technique. This is a technique thing.   Originally Posted by Mark at 10/13/2007 10:36:00 PM --- # Dynamics GP Training from GPUG - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-training-from-gpug/ - Date: 2010-07-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article GPUG is offering new training options. Check it out. --- # Book theme this week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/book-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-07-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article With the launch of the Microsoft Dynamics GP Cookbook this month its time to use a book oriented theme for a week. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Accounts Over Budget SQL for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicaccounts-over-budget-sql-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-19 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’m wrapping up my metrics series today with some SQL code that shows GL accounts that are over budget. In the past I’ve used this as part of a regular alert to see accounts over budget. It can also be tweaked to show accounts that are approaching budget. This script is already [available for download](https://app.box.com/shared/tgvmqjg0k8). ```   ``` –Displays accounts overbudget for the month as of today. –Set your budget ID in place of ‘Budget 2008’. Leave in the single quotes. declare @BudgetID as varchar(30) Set @BudgetID=’Budget 2008′ SELECT left(GL00105.ACTNUMST,15) as Account, left(GL00100.ACTDESCR,15) as Description, left(GL10110.PERIODID,5) as Period, right(convert (nchar,cast(GL10110.PERDBLNC as Money),1),12) as GL, right(convert(nchar, cast(GL00201.BUDGETAMT as money),1),12) as Budget, right (convert (nchar,cast(GL10110.PERDBLNC – GL00201.BUDGETAMT as money),1),12) AS Overbudget FROM GL00105 INNER JOIN GL00100 ON GL00105.ACTINDX = GL00100.ACTINDX INNER JOIN GL10110 ON GL00105.ACTINDX = GL10110.ACTINDX INNER JOIN GL00201 ON GL10110.ACTINDX = GL00201.ACTINDX AND GL10110.PERIODID = GL00201.PERIODID AND GL10110.PERDBLNC > GL00201.BUDGETAMT INNER JOIN SY40100 ON GL10110.PERIODID = SY40100.PERIODID AND GL10110.YEAR1 = SY40100.YEAR1 WHERE (GL10110.YEAR1 = year(getdate())) AND (GL00201.BUDGETID = @BudgetID) AND (GL10110.PERDBLNC – GL00201.BUDGETAMT > 100) AND ((GETDATE() >= SY40100.PERIODDT) AND (GETDATE() <= SY40100.PERDENDT))and sy40100.ODESCTN=’General Entry’ Don’t forget to subscribe to the DynamicAccounting.net newsletter for monthly news and tips on Dynamics GP. --- # The Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook is a bargain, not a steal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-is-a-bargain-not-a-steal/ - Date: 2010-07-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Fraud, Audit & Controls - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) is selling well and MVP’s and bloggers are consistently happy as they’ve reviewed their copies. Apparently the book has done so well that someone decided to offer the electronic version on the web as a free download. I guess its popular enough to be pirated now and that really sucks. DMCA copyright notices have gone out so I expect the file to come down soon. [DynamicAccounting.net](/) is overflowing with free content. It’s spilling out on to the floor. The book is NOT free. It is the culmination of 10+ years of experience and 9 months of very hard work. My family deserves the small percentage I get from each book. Additionally, I know of at least 2 more Dynamics GP focused books in the works. Those authors deserve an incentive to continue. Watching someone else’s book get stolen is not an incentive. If you are a partner (the infringing site was NOT as far as I know) feel free to buy copies of the book to give to your clients. DON’T buy one copy of the ebook and send it to all of your clients. That would be stealing the book. Yes, I’ve had partners try to take credit for my work. In each case, they’ve plead ignorance removed the infringing items. Sending unpurchased books to clients would be a deliberate act and the publisher and I won’t take it lightly. I’m not afraid to publicly call out partners who steal intellectual property. For partners who would like to buy a large number of books for their clients, the publisher offers bulk discount options via the following links: [http://www.packtpub.com/article/packt-special-offer](http://www.packtpub.com/books/content/packt-special-offer) [http://www.packtpub.com/blog/new-discounts-launched-purchases-multiple-books](http://www.packtpub.com/) I’ve put a ton of work into this book to make it a great resource for Dynamics GP users. It’s priced reasonably, especially when compared to what a consulting hour would cost. Do the right thing and buy the book. --- # Rapidly implementing customers on Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapidly-implementing-customers-on-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-07-19 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP I see that the Rapid Implementation Tool is now available for Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Weekly Review: Table Import - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-table-import/ - Date: 2010-07-15 - Topics: Development & Integration, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article There is a little GP tool that comes as part of Integration Manager. It’s called table import. Basically this little guy will let you import a tab or comma delimited file into ONE table in GP. You can’t combine tables, you can’t link stuff, etc. This tool is a hammer, not a Swiss Army knife. But it can be useful for tables not available in IM (like sales tax rates). The astute DB’s in the audience are asking why they would use Table Import when they can just use the fabulous tools in SQL server. Well, Table Import does provide the table specifications and some basic error checking while setting up the import, to make sure that you aren’t screwing up the GP tables. So if you are not familiar with the wonderfully exotic table structure the basic error checking could save your behind. Table Import is available in GP via Tools->Integrate->Table Import. This tool is so straightforward that if you’ve ever imported anything, you’ll probably get it. If you’ve never imported anything, pretend this post doesn’t exist and call your DB for help. Yeah. The one I just drove away. [![](/img/blogger/9d9769e8dacd11c6.jpg)](/img/blogger/4aef176f44ff55df.jpg) Originally Posted by Mark at [9/28/2007 10:10:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/09/weekly-dynamic-table-import.html) ![](/img/blogger/a356c53903d68ef6.jpg) --- # What’s in the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-in-the-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook/ - Date: 2010-07-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m sure some of you are wondering what’s in the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). Well both [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) and [Packt](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook) have great descriptions of what’s in the book. I thought I would share a few unusual items. - The book is officially 324 pages. We were shooting for 300 pages but then it was ballooning as we tackled more and more items new in GP 2010. That is why the prelease info showed 400 pages. With careful editing (that’s what editors do) the final book is back down to near the original target. - If you don’t laugh at the acknowledgments, see your doctor. You may be severely constipated. You can read acknowledgments online via [Amazon’s Look Inside](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426) feature. - The book contains a reference to Chevy Chase and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. You’ll have to read the book to find it. No fair searching the PDF eBook available from [Packt](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook). - There is of course a reference to Diet Mountain Dew. Caffeine is a critical part of any writing project. If they had MVP’s for Diet Mountain Dew I would be one. - There is a short ode to bacon. If you don’t understand that, view the [Bacon Shake](https://www.youtube.com/user/mdpolino%23p/a/u/1/cOyB93URgAI#p/a/u/1/cOyB93URgAI) video on YouTube. Yes, I’m in it. Some projects take on strange rituals of their own, but really, almost everything is better with bacon,especially Dynamics GP projects. Bottom line, you not only need this book. You’ll like it. It’s a lot cheaper than the consulting time needed to learn all of this stuff. Buy the book and expense it. It’s under $50 now on [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849680426?ie=UTF8&tag=polinofamilywebs&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1849680426). I guarantee the stuff in this book will save you a lot more than $50. A few of the tips might save your career by keeping you from doing something dumb. --- # Don’t Miss the Dynamics GP GL Best Practice Webinar - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-miss-the-dynamics-gp-gl-best-practice-webinar/ - Date: 2010-07-13 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Don’t miss today’s Best Practice webinar for General Ledger being given by my friend and colleague Lisa Price. Fire up your PC at 11am and make sure that you are getting the most out of Dynamics GP’s general ledger. --- # Surf Background This Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/surf-background-this-week/ - Date: 2010-07-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m at the beach this week so I’ve gone with a surfer theme for the blog. Don’t worry, I’ve got plenty of Dynamics GP items already teed up. Hmmm…maybe I should have gone with golf. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Count of Fixed Assets Added - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-count-of-fixed-assets-added/ - Date: 2010-07-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Continuing a look at metrics to analyze GP transactions, this week’s Weekly Dynamic looks at a count of Fixed Assets added by week. As with other metrics, this can also show past data in Microsoft Dynamics GP for trends. The code is below and it’s available for download at: [http://www.box.net/shared/vopqx25elb](https://app.box.com/shared/vopqx25elb "http://www.box.net/shared/vopqx25elb") ``` ``` --Select Fixed Assets Added by week ``` ``` --Could be switched to month but you'll need to use either the FA Calendar Month or the Fiscal month if you don't use a calendar year ``` ``` select Case ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Friday' then dateadded ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Saturday' then dateadd(Day,6,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Sunday' then dateadd(Day,5,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Monday' then dateadd(Day,4,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Tuesday' then dateadd(Day,3,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Wednesday' then dateadd(Day,2,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Thursday' then dateadd(Day,1,dateadded) ``` ``` else '01/01/1900' end as WeekEndDate, count(Assetindex) as FAAddedCount ``` ``` from fa00100 ``` ``` Group by ``` ``` Case ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Friday' then dateadded ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Saturday' then dateadd(Day,6,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Sunday' then dateadd(Day,5,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Monday' then dateadd(Day,4,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Tuesday' then dateadd(Day,3,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Wednesday' then dateadd(Day,2,dateadded) ``` ``` when datename(weekday,dateadded) = 'Thursday' then dateadd(Day,1,dateadded) ``` ``` else '01/01/1900' end ``` ``` order by 1 ```   ![](/img/blogger/9b3c0fcb2a64c0ec.png) ``` --- # Weekly Review: Uninstalling FRx - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-uninstalling-frx/ - Date: 2010-07-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article FRx is one of the flakiest pieces of software in the GP suite. Integration Manager often competes for this prize but FRx is still the repeat champ. The original inspiration for this post was hung FRx installation. In shame I finally slinked over to tech support. First step, uninstall FRx. It’s more complicated than you think to really get rid of it so here are the steps. Backup any existing Sysdata directories before you start please. I don’t want to hear any whining! **To Uninstall FRx:** 1) Uninstall the app via Add/Remove Programs or Programs and Features 2) Delete the FRx installation directory 3) Delete/Rename the FRx.ini file in the Windows Directory 4) Delete the registry key HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE | Software | FRx Software (Backup the registry first or roll the registry dice. It’s your machine.) 5) Blow that screwed up install of FRx a big kiss goodbye before you do a reinstall. Originally Posted by Mark at [5/09/2007 09:54:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/05/weekly-dynamic-uninstalling-frx.html) [![](http://img2.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif)](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&passive=1209600&continue=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D3603022318089111653&followup=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D3603022318089111653<mpl=start) ![](/img/blogger/2c57dcc86e3af235.jpg) --- # Calling all Dynamics GP users, Join the Crusade - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/calling-all-dynamics-gp-users-join-the-crusade/ - Date: 2010-07-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In Touch with Dynamics (GP) is on a [crusade to get Management Reporter to output iXBRL tags](http://intouchdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/07/calling-all-dynamics-gp-users-in-uk.html "crusade to get Management Reporter to output iXBRL tags ") for UK tax reporting. This is a requirement starting 4/1/2011. Don’t think that this is just a U.K. issue like driving on the wrong side of the road or thinking “kidney” and “pie” go together. We’ve been through similar issues when the AICPA changed the taxonomies for XBRL reporting and FRx choked. This is a product issue and Management Reporter is going to have to figure out how to keep up with things like this. This is also a community issue, don’t think that you won’t see requirements like this soon in the United States. Here is how you can help: - Go to - Sign in and click on the big Search Existing button - Find a suggestion titled “iXBRL Reporting output required in Management Reporter for HMRC online tax reports in UK – by Andyha11” - Open this suggestion and then click on the green voting arrow (pointing upwards) to register your vote. Go, do it now. I’ll wait…………[Hum theme from Jeopardy in your head]…………………………Great you’re back now! Thanks again for your help. --- # A Word About ISV Solutions for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-word-about-isv-solutions-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article MSDynamicsWorld has a nice article up with a look a the power of ISV solutions for Microsoft Dynamics GP. The article titled [ISV Solutions – The Jewels in Microsoft Dynamics Strategy](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-ax/isv-solutions-jewels-microsoft-dynamics-strategy) looks at how ISV solutions help Microsoft compete against companies like SAP and Oracle who try do everything themselves. I was reminded again of the power of the Microsoft Dynamics ISV’s when I saw this request on the Dynamics GP forum: | | | --- | | *“We are looking for an ISV software solution that integrates seamlessly with MS Dynamics GP for the Animal Management Industry.* *Specially, we are looking for a poultry breeding/egg commercial software designed to track and manage the live inventory throughout the entire life cycle for poultry (layers) and commercial egg and if possible capable to handle other animals (turkey, swine, cattle, and so on). Everything from animal groups, animal statistics, facility management, expenses, equipment, feed scheduling and inventory. “* | I have no idea if this solution exists but the fact someone expects that it should tells me volumes about how sophisticated and broad the ISV solutions for the various Microsoft Dynamics solutions really are. [![](/img/blogger/69369957677d12ab.jpg)](http://msdynamicsworld.com/) --- # Weekly Dynamics: Count Purchase Orders in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamics-count-purchase-orders-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-05 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Last week we looked at counting [Payable Transactions in Dynamics GP by week](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/06/weekly-dynamic-counting-ap-transactions.html). This week, we are moving on to counting Purchase Orders. The idea behind this series is to give managers a sense of the transaction volume and timing to better manage this function. For AP, a transaction is pretty much a transaction. Not so for P.O.’s. A hundred line P.O. can takes much longer to create than a 10 one line P.O.’s so the measures of volume are number of P.O.’s, number of P.O. lines and number of invoices matched. There are 2 views in here, one for P.O.’s  and one for Invoice matching along with 3 queries, P.O’s, P.O. Lines and Invoice Matching. As before, all of these are by week with a week starting on Friday. Simply reorder the days in the view to changes the week starting date. | | | --- | | | | Buy the Microsof Dyamics GP 2010 Cookbook | This is also available for download at [http://www.box.net/shared/39q0rmbz09](https://app.box.com/shared/39q0rmbz09 "http://www.box.net/shared/39q0rmbz09") —*View for Purchase Order Receipts –View is needed to combine work and history Receipts* *Create view Metrics\_PORec as select Case  when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Friday’ then receiptdate when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,receiptdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate,poprctnm ,         receiptdate,         ‘work’ as status     from pop10300     where poptype=1 union select  Case  when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Friday’ then receiptdate when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,receiptdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate,poprctnm,         receiptdate,         ‘hist’ as status     from pop30300     Where Poptype=1 ——————————————————————————————– Go* *–Get Count of POs Received by Week End Date –Uses Metrics\_PORec view* *Select WeekEndDate, count(poprctnm) as PORecCount from Metrics\_PORec Group by WeekEndDate Order by WeekEndDate* *Go ———————————————————————————————- ———————————————————————————————–* *–Get Number of PO’s created per week –Use where clause on WeekEndDate to limit range –PO’s are best viewed in conjunction with PO Lines* *Select Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, count(ponumber) as POCount             from pop10100 group by Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end Order by WeekEndDate* *Go* *——————————————————————————————— ———————————————————————————————* *–PO Lines Per Week –Get the number of PO lines per week –PO Lines are an indicator of volume. In many cases you could have only a few PO’s with lots of line items –to enter* *SELECT Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, Count(pop10110.POnumber) as POLineCount FROM         POP10110 INNER JOIN                       POP10100 ON POP10110.PONUMBER = POP10100.PONUMBER Group By Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end Order by WeekEndDate* *Go ———————————————————————————- ———————————————————————————- –PO Invoice Match View –View needed to merge work and history transaction. This isn’t absolutely necessary.* *Create View POInvMatch as* *select Case  when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Friday’ then receiptdate when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,receiptdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, poprctnm,         ‘work’ as status     from pop10300     where poptype=2 union select Case when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Friday’ then receiptdate when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,receiptdate) when datename(weekday,receiptdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,receiptdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, poprctnm,         ‘hist’ as status     from pop30300     Where Poptype=2 Go* *—————————————————-* *–PO Invoice Match Query Select WeekEndDate, count(poprctnm) as POInvMatchCount From POInvMatch Group by WeekEndDate Order by WeekEndDate* *Go* --- # On the Road Again - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/on-the-road-again/ - Date: 2010-07-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m on the road again after tomorrow’s holiday so this week’s background is the view out of the airplane window. --- # iXBRL, XBRL, HMRC Online corporation tax report submissions and Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ixbrl-xbrl-hmrc-online-corporation-tax-report-submissions-and-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-07-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article In Touch with Dynamics GP takes a look at Management Reporter and electronic tax reporting in their new post iXBRL, XBRL, HMRC Online corporation tax report submissions and Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Review: Dynamics GP Budget vs. Actual on Steroids - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-dynamics-gp-budget-vs-actual-on-steroids/ - Date: 2010-07-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics GP does a pretty good job of getting you Budget vs. Actual info for a single account or via a report, for a complete range of accounts. But what if you want an uneven range? What if you don’t want the hassle of running a report every time you want to see Revenue vs. Budget for a range of revenue accounts? Surely don’t want to take the time to run an FRx report just for that! If that’s the case, it’s Account Rollup to the rescue. In Account Rollup you can specify that you want 2 columns. That one column should be Actual and another Budget. When you select a budget column, you also select which budget you want to use. From there, simply select the accounts you want using any of your segments or segment value combinations. Revenue for one account across all segments? no problem. Revenue for one segment across all natural accounts? sure. To be clear, you can compare multiple budgets, perform calculations, compare to last year, etc. I continue to be amazed at both the uses for Account Rollup and the number of people who don’t know it’s in the product. For more info, there’s also my original post on using Account Rollup. Originally Posted by Mark at 3/26/2007 03:59:00 PM [![](/img/blogger/3f3ae889d1d1e7de.jpg)](/img/blogger/f1d4d03de7d4929d.jpg) --- # Is “Horizontal” Accounting Software Dead? Where does Dynamics GP fit? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/is-horizontal-accounting-software-dead-where-does-dynamics-gp-fit/ - Date: 2010-07-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Michael Johnson is back with a look at Horizontal versus Vertical accounting software with [Is “Horizontal” Accounting Software Dead?](http://mbsguru.blogspot.com/2010/06/is-horizontal-accounting-software-dead.html) Here is my take. Having use both vertical and horizontal accounting software, most vertical software absolutely sucks at anything other than its intended vertical. Many vertical packages are also half baked. They have little or no GL and poor reporting.Verticals targeted at say… AR heavy industries like TV and radio (something I actually know quite a bit about),  tend to have substandard AP and Payroll abilities, if any at all. Manufacturing packages are like this as well. They do great at tracking manufacturing costs and fall down at processing expense reports. So where does Dynamics GP fit? It gets attacked for being horizontal because it has strong fundamentals. Seriously, ask some other Dynamics folks.GP is generally regarded as having the best GL of the bunch. The beauty of Dynamics GP is that because of it’s design and long history of embracing cooperation, there are a ton of third party products available to add the vertical stack for just about any industry. A while back I consulted with a metals broker in Miami. They sold scrap metal from Asia to Europe and South America. They had significant shipping and tracking needs. They were groaning under the weight of a massive Excel spreadsheet. Yeah, there was a third party product specifically for that industry. I have no idea if the product is still around but they had a legitimate, specific third party option to choose from. Additionally, the integration features of both Dynamics GP and third party integration products allow the integration of vertically focused applications to work with Dynamics GP. When I was Transit TV, we used a world class traffic system to manage TV style programming and AR. The AR requirements for TV are crazy specific and very data intensive. Imagine scheduling more than 31 million data points a year and then having to list the exact time of each 30 second spot on bill.. (30 seconds x 2 per minute x 60 minutes per hour x 24 hours x 365 days). We managed that side in the vertical app, imported what we needed to Dynamics GP and ran everything else off of Dynamics GP. I even wrote the core SQL for credit reporting for the vertical because they didn’t have that feature. All of this was a small piece of a billion dollar, publically traded entity so there wasn’t much room for error. The point is that it doesn’t matter what you call it. The finance chief will argue for a robust GL and strong financial reporting. Manufacturing will want world class manufacturing. Shipping will want world class warehousing and distribution. The best chance for companies to have it all is with a solution based around Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Creating a GP 2010 installation package - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/creating-a-gp-2010-installation-package/ - Date: 2010-06-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Andy Nifong has a nice look at Creating a GP 2010 installation package. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Counting AP Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-counting-ap-transactions/ - Date: 2010-06-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’ve got some SQL code that generates metrics about Dynamics GP transactions. I don’t think that I’ve done a good job of highlighting these in the past so I’m going to sprinkle them in to some of the Weekly Dynamics. This week it’s AP metrics. This code came from a situation where we changed AP entry personnel. After a couple of months the new individual was complaining that they couldn’t keep up. We were growing but we weren’t growing that much so I wrote some SQL code to show how many AP transactions were being processed per week, since we cut checks weekly. We wanted to see: 1. How many AP vouchers were being entered per week 2. How many checks were cut per week 3. How many AP vouchers were entered EXCLUDING P.O. based invoices that were handled by someone else. We cut checks on Thursdays so for us, Friday was the start of a week for payables.The code adjusts for that. Simply change “Friday” to you week beginning day and adjust the other days accordingly. A generic version of the code is included below and works in Fabrikam. It also works with all of the data already in Dynamics GP. This version uses DocDate which worked for us. It could also be changed to use posting date. The goal is not absolute data but change over time. A little imprecision due to the occasional old DocDate doesn’t change the trend enough to matter. The code already in the [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) area and can be [downloaded directly from this link.](https://app.box.com/shared/f9vnouu6nv) Oh that employee, she wasn’t keeping up. AP volume had been steady. The amounts had been going up but the actual transaction volume was the same. The size of an AP voucher is generally irrelevant to how long it takes to enter after it has been approved. We also found (as expected) that the last and first weeks of each month had the heaviest AP entry volume. --- –The core is a view to collect all of the data –AP Voucher Count per Week –Create View to count AP Vouchers by Week –View is needed to include data from both open and history tables with union –Case statement used to select end of week –Assumes end of week is Friday. Renaming days in order is fastest way to change this. –To make Sunday the end of the week, put Sunday in the first line, then Monday, etc. Create View Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek as –Get Open AP Select –Get end of week Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, DocDate, VchrNmbr, DocType, Bchsourc from pm20000 –Get History AP Union Select Case  when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Friday’ then Docdate when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Saturday’ then dateadd(Day,6,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Sunday’ then dateadd(Day,5,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Monday’ then dateadd(Day,4,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Tuesday’ then dateadd(Day,3,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Wednesday’ then dateadd(Day,2,docdate) when datename(weekday,docdate) = ‘Thursday’ then dateadd(Day,1,docdate) else ’01/01/1900′ end as WeekEndDate, DocDate, VchrNmbr, DocType, Bchsourc from pm30200 Go --- The first query then counts all Dynamics GP Vouchers per week —————————————————————————————— –SQL Query for APVoucherCount –Use Weekenddate in where clause to limit range –This is ALL AP Voucher transactions. –Uses Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek View Select WeekendDate, Count(VCHRNMBR) as AllVoucherCount from Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek –Exclude Payments Where Doctype<>6 group by WeekendDate --- –The second query counts checks cut. --- –AP Check Count per Week –Uses Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek View –Use WeekEndDate to limit range –This is checks cut during a particular week Select WeekendDate, Count(VCHRNMBR) as ChecksCut from Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek –Include Only payments Where Doctype=6 group by WeekendDate --- –The third query counts vouchers and excludes PO/Inventory match created transactions. --- –AP voucher count per Week Excluding PO Transactions –Uses Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek View –This is AP Voucher transactions but it excludes PO based transactions since that work is usually done –by a different department and its entry is transparent to the AP group. Select WeekendDate, Count(VCHRNMBR) as VoucherCountxPO from Metrics\_APVoucherCountWeek –Include Only payments Where Doctype<>6 and bchsourc<>’rcvg Trx Ivc’ group by WeekendDate --- # How to get Great Dynamics GP News using RSS Feeds - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-to-get-great-dynamics-gp-news-using-rss-feeds/ - Date: 2010-06-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Amy Walsh has a great new post up introducing people to RSS feeds. If you’re not keeping up with Dynamics GP information using RSS feeds you’re doing it the hard way. Check out Amy’s post How to get Great Dynamics GP News using RSS Feeds for an easier way. --- # Patriotic Theme this Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/patriotic-theme-this-week/ - Date: 2010-06-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article With Independence Day coming up here in the U.S. on the 4th of July I’ve chosen a patriotic theme for the blog background this week. --- # Weekly Review: Partial Month End Closing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-partial-month-end-closing/ - Date: 2010-06-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article At month end we tend to close module categories as they are finished. Done with AP? Check the Purchasing box and close the whole module. Every once in a while we get burned though. We balance the bank accounts but leave the whole Financial module open so that we can finish up JE’s. Then someone posts a bank transaction into the month we’re trying to close. Now the completed bank rec doesn’t match the GL any more. Well, you can get fine grain control of closing periods. Simply go to Tools->Setup->Company->Fiscal Periods, just as you always would, and then pick Mass Close. (I know, dumb name if you’re using it this way.) Limit the selections to the Series and Periods you want (Financial, Period 2 for example). Here you can check the boxes to close Bank Transactions, Bank Deposits and Bank Transfers, thus preventing them from posting while leaving GL, Clearing and Quick entries open for final adjusting entries. This works with all the modules (close PO’s but leave AP open for example) to give you better control over the close. A couple of observations: 1) If modules are partially closed at month end, the checkbox for the full module remains unchecked (i.e.: if you close Bank Trx, the main Financial box is still unchecked) 2) The main month end close boxes override the ones checked via Mass Close. So if you close Bank Trx, later close the Financial Module and then reopen the Financial Module for a last minute transaction, you’ve also reopened the ability to post Bank Transactions for that period. Posted by Mark at [2/26/2007 09:57:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/02/weekly-dynamic-partial-month-end-module.html) --- # Dynamic Solution: WilloWare GP PowerPack - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamic-solution-willoware-gp-powerpack/ - Date: 2010-06-23 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article This is the first installment of our new Dynamic Solution feature. The goal of this feature is to highlight third party solutions that can make a difference in your business. I’ve highlighted [WilloWare’s free Spellcheck](http://willoware.com) before but today we are looking at their [GP PowerPack](http://willoware.com/products/gp-powerpack/) collection. The [GP PowerPack](http://willoware.com/products/gp-powerpack/) is a massive collection of enhancements for Microsoft Dynamics GP. There is a core set of features that include highlights like pop-up sticky note alerts for master records, AP templates for complex AP transactions and bin to bin transfers. In addition there is a set of very reasonably priced tweaks. Again, this is a massive collection of little improvement, all it takes for a couple of these items to be critical for your business to make the PowerPack worthwhile. Visit the site for the full list, they do a great job of highlighting the major features but I want pick out a couple of minor features that can have a huge impact. - **Next Number Generator** – This comes up a lot and it’s easy to write custom code to do this but upgrading a 3rd party product is often easier than maintaining custom code over time. - **Lock Notes Field** – Again a common request is to be able to lock down notes fields. - **Posting Controls** – Set an allowed maximum dollar amount that a user is allowed to approve/post.   Posting Controls are set on a per-user, per-document basis, and are available for virtually every window in Dynamics GP with a Post button. - **Vendor Approvals** –Vendor Approvals can be used to make sure that new Vendors are automatically placed on Hold.  Administrators can specify which users are authorized to remove the Vendor Hold.This is a huge control point to prevent vendor fraud and will make auditor’s smile. It’s also a great way to control 1099 setup. Without 1099 information, an AP supervisor can refuse to release the vendor hold until the information is provided. This will become a critical feature since most vendors will now get a 1099 starting in 2012 and the fines for missing information are going up. The beauty of a suite like this is that a couple of features justify the price and a ton of other enhancements come along too. The list of features is just too long to show here. Hit the [WilloWare GP Power Pack website](http://willoware.com/products/gp-powerpack/) for all of the specifics. --- # Account Level Security Setup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/account-level-security-setup/ - Date: 2010-06-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a great look at setting up Account Level Security. The only addition I would make is to turn on the Account Level Security checkbox last if you are doing this in a production environment. If you don’t, the chart of accounts disappears for all user not yet setup with Account Level Security. It’s rough on the career. --- # Beach Background - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/beach-background/ - Date: 2010-06-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s summertime and what’s better than a little trip to beach. The kids are back from Kenya tomorrow so I’m going with a nice beach sunset this week. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Customers Who Bought “X” Also Bought… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-customers-who-bought-x-also-bought/ - Date: 2010-06-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I was reworking the list of SQL Scripts for [DynamicAccounting.net](/) and I realized that it would be nice to have some SQL code that showed related items. In other word, something similar to Amazon.com’s “Customers who bought “X” also bought “A”, “M” and “Y”. I wanted to add a frequency to make it more relevant. What I was looking for was “Customers who bought “X” also bought “A” 56% of the time, “M” 42% of the time and “Y” 38% of the time. I could swear I’ve seen code like this but I couldn’t find it, so…I created it. I built a SQL Stored Procedure that accepts an inventory item as it’s only parameter and returns other items that were sold on the same invoices along with the percentage of how often they appeared together. For example, executing the procedure with the item “5-Fee” looks like this: *exec BoughtRelated ‘5-Fee’*  and returns this: This won’t work in SmartList Builder since SLB won’t use a Stored Procedure. To work around that I’ve included a download that does the same thing with Views instead of a stored proc. It’s not as efficient and it takes 3 views to make it happen though I suspect someone smarter than me can make it cleaner. The only other advantages (maybe) to the views is that you could return results for all items, not just one. This could be a plus or it could severely bog down your system if you have enough items and invoices. I told you it was inefficient. Finally this works off of SOP invoices under the theory that it’s not really bought until it’s invoiced. Also, I didn’t bother including returns because it’s not really relevant from a sales/pairing standpoint. The returns piece is really a different question. I’ll add these to the permanent [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) as well. The files are here: [Related Items Procedure](https://app.box.com/shared/vzc2hv0khb) [Related Items Views](https://app.box.com/shared/60g14k6yrt) --- # Deploying Chunk Files - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/deploying-chunk-files/ - Date: 2010-06-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article veeyeskay takes a look at what can go wrong with Deploying Chunk Files. --- # Weekly Review: Process Server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-process-server/ - Date: 2010-06-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you find that certain areas of processing really slow down for you in Dynamics GP, consider adding a Process Server. This is just a dedicated machine(s) that allow GP to offload the processing from the client to these machines. So if you find that AP posting takes forever because of the number of transactions, you can easily setup a process server to process just AP posting and immediately free up the workstation for other tasks. Setup is pretty easy. You simply install the GP client on the process server and then use Tools-Setup-System-Process Server to tell GP what process servers are available and processes you want to offload to the Process Server(s). You can have more than one process server and different machines specifications are fine. The process servers don’t have to be dedicated machines but it’s better if they are. There is basic load balancing and the ability to track start and stop times for processes to improve load balancing. Often companies have a few spare PC’s lying around so if nothing else, this is relatively painless to try. Certainly it is easier than upgrading your server and client machines to better handle the load. No, Process Servers aren’t a panacea and they can introduce problems of their own but it’s important to know that Process Servers are an option. For more information, the Dynamics GP Help file actually has a lot of really good information. Simply search for Process Server and start there. Originally posted by Mark Polino on 2/22/2007 02:16:00 PM --- # GPUG Summit 2010 – this October in Orlando - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-summit-2010-this-october-in-orlando/ - Date: 2010-06-16 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article When Mark extended me an invitation to blog on this page late last year, he indicated I should pound out whatever I’m passionate about surrounding Dynamics GP, and some days that list can be reasonably long. Near the top of that list is my involvement with the ***Dynamics GP User Group*** (**[GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/)**) – between hosting sessions, event planning, webinars, and classroom training, I’ve spent a lot of time helping to get this ball rolling with everyone involved. Its been a ton of fun thus far and only seems to be getting better. Anyway, the fourth annual GPUG Summit, next door to SeaWorld in Orlando this time around, is currently accepting ‘early bird’ registrations, but these particular discounts end June 30th (two weeks from today), so please be sure to put this on your task list sooner rather than later. GPUG members and non-members alike are encouraged to join us October 26-28, with additional training opportunities available on the Monday the 25th and Friday the 29th. Based on post-Convergence numbers compiled thus far, this should be the largest GPUG Summit ever held, and if your organization also utilizes Microsoft Dynamics CRM, the ***CRMUG*** ***Summit*** will be running that very same week in very the same place. I’m looking forward to the numerous opportunities this conference has to offer for those who enjoy collaborating on all things GP, particularly now that ***GP 2010*** has debuted! Rumor has it we’ll even have Mr. Polino himself making an appearance or two this year. He doesn’t live that far away so I’m more than willing to drive to his house and transport him there myself if I must, but chances are good that won’t be necessary! [![](/img/blogger/bfe658701b68d7af.jpg)](https://www.gpug.com/) Thanks, and see you then…Bob McAdam --- # Updated Downloads and SQL Scripts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updated-downloads-and-sql-scripts/ - Date: 2010-06-16 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Now that the bulk of the book work is done, I’ve turned to cleaning up some things that have gotten messy. - The tags have been cleaned for all 2019 posts. Whew! - I’ve gathered all of the [SQL scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) highlighted over time into a [single, easy to use location](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx). - All of the [Downloads](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamics%20GP%20Downloads.xlsx) are now gathered in to a [single easy to use location](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamics%20GP%20Downloads.xlsx) as well. - The [GP 2010 Table Reference](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/GP^_2010^_Table^_Reference.xlsx) has been added as an [online Excel file](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/GP^_2010^_Table^_Reference.xlsx) in addition to being available for download. Both the [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) and [Downloads](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamics%20GP%20Downloads.xlsx) are using the new Office Live Web Apps making it easy for you to download the lists and take them with you.This also makes it simple for me to keep them updated. I’ve tried to make sure that everyone got proper credit for their [SQL Scripts](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamic%20GP%20SQL%20Scripts.xlsx) and [Downloads](http://office.live.com/error/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/view.aspx/Downloads/Dynamics%20GP%20Downloads.xlsx). If I missed someone please let me know. Speaking of downloads, Jivtesh also has a post up today pointing to the [locations for downloading various versions of Dynamics GP](http://www.jivtesh.com/2010/06/dynamics-gp-full-download-links.html). --- # An Interview with Andy – Corporate Responsibility - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-interview-with-andy-corporate-responsibility/ - Date: 2010-06-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Amy Walsh continues her interview with Andy Vabulas of I.B.I.S. with a look at Corporate Responsibility . --- # Get It While You Can - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/get-it-while-you-can/ - Date: 2010-06-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m working on a big cleanup of the Downloads area of Dynamics GP. If you want something there get it now. Not everything is going to survive the cleanup. --- # Weekly Review: Matching Fixed Asset Costs In Multiple Books - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-matching-fixed-asset-costs-in-multiple-books/ - Date: 2010-06-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article ##### As I work on year end tax returns for the company, one of the things we look at every year is our tax vs. book depreciation. One thing we find every year is that there are a few assets where the cost is different between tax and book. In our case, they should always be the same. It’s getting better each year but we’ve still got a small handful this year. ##### This happens when we adjust the cost of an asset after the fact for additional costs that come in later. These are things like freight, tax, installation, etc. Sometimes these bills arrive 60 days after the asset is on the books. We tend to get the corporate book right and forget to make the same changes on the tax book. Also, if it’s a new category for us, the Federal book relationship might not be setup (life, depreciation type, etc.). In that case, we get an error when setting up the asset but if you don’t go back and fix it, you end up with a corporate book and no tax book at all. Consequently, one of our processes at year end is to export the tax and corporate books to Excel via a Smartlists and then compare the two. We then make any adjustments to reconcile the two books. Since it’s always federal that’s out in our case (we’re really conscientious about the corporate book) I can do this process after the year is closed and just rerun the depreciation on the federal book for any adjustments. For this year, we’ve quit doing adjustments and are setting up second assets with the same asset number but a different suffix. It looks like a bunch of little assets when you glance at the FA ledger but it’s simple to explain, easier to trace to source documents  and our auditors have been happy with it. So there’s really two tips that come out of this: 1) Compare your cost basis for your various books on some kind of regular basis. 2) Avoid adjusting asset costs whenever you can and use a suffix or master asset ID to keep all the pieces of an asset together. Originally Posted by Mark at [2/15/2007 11:41:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/02/weekly-dynamic-matching-fixed-asset.html) [![](http://img2.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif)](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&passive=1209600&continue=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4624856875213423254&followup=http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID%3D16549187%26postID%3D4624856875213423254<mpl=start) Tags: [Depreciation](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Depreciation), [Fixed Assets](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Fixed%20Assets), [Tax](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Tax), [Troubleshooting](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Troubleshooting), [Weekly Tips](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Weekly%20Tips) --- # 2,000 Blog Posts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2000-blog-posts/ - Date: 2010-06-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article How did this happen? It took more than three and half years to hit my first thousand blog posts and now, with this post, [DynamicAccounting.net](/) hits 2,000 posts less than 14 months later. Even worse, I was writing a book while all this was happening. What was I thinking. Frankly, there’s a lot more going on in the Dynamics GP community now than there was almost five years ago when I started this site and I don’t want you to miss any of it. Keep reading DynamicAccounting.net and you’ll stay on top of how to get the most out of Dynamics GP. --- # Sydney GP2010 Launch BIG Success - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sydney-gp2010-launch-big-success/ - Date: 2010-06-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP Error is blogging about the success of the Dynamics GP 2010 launch in Sydney, Australia. So Errol, if you ever need someone to carry your bags on an Australia trip, my phone number is on the blog. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Run A/R Aging from SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-run-ar-aging-from-sql/ - Date: 2010-06-07 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data - Type: original article Running A/R aging can take a while. In previous tips we’ve seen that cleaning up paid transactions via Paid Transaction Removal can help speed this up . Well, this week we look at how to run A/R aging from SQL, skipping the interface all together. Running this script in SQL server will perform an A/R aging through the current date. Changing the @I\_dAgingDate  variable changes the date the aging runs through. SET NOCOUNT ON DECLARE @O\_iErrorState int, @I\_dAgingDate datetime   SELECT @I\_dAgingDate = convert(varchar(10), GetDate(), 102) EXEC dbo.rmAgeCustomer 0, ”, ‘þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ’, @I\_dAgingDate, 127, 0, 0, ”, @O\_iErrorState OUT –SELECT @O\_iErrorState SET NOCOUNT OFF [DynamicAccounting.net](/) fan Mark Wiley was kind enough to supply this Weekly Dynamic and let me share it with the you. Update: I missed that Michael Johnson [posted this in April of 2009](http://mbsguru.blogspot.com/2009/04/automatic-aging-for-gp.html) so he get the credit too. Sorry about that Michael. --- # Management Reporter eLearning Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-elearning-available/ - Date: 2010-06-07 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Both Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP and Dynamics Corporate Performance Management are reporting that eLearning is now available for Management Reporter at https://dynamics.microsoftelearning.com/default.aspx?signedOut=true. --- # Why Extender Information does not get transferred? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/why-extender-information-does-not-get-transferred/ - Date: 2010-06-07 - Topics: Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Vaidy has a great look at Why Extender Information does not get transferred? I think this is important. Extender can be a great fit in many situations but it’s important to understand the limitation to avoid creating a mess. --- # A Tribute to Austin - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-tribute-to-austin/ - Date: 2010-06-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m in Austin this week so I’ve updated the background to a theme more appropriate for Texas. Yehaw! --- # Weekly Review: Partial Month End Module Closing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-partial-month-end-module-closing/ - Date: 2010-06-03 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article At month end we tend to close module categories as they are finished. Done with AP? Check the Purchasing box and close the whole module. Every once in a while we get burned though. We balance the bank accounts but leave the whole Financial module open so that we can finish up JE’s. Then someone posts a bank transaction into the month we’re trying to close. Now the completed bank rec doesn’t match the GL any more. Well, you can get fine grain control of closing periods. Simply pick Fiscal Periods from Administratoin Area Page under Company, just as you always would, and then pick Mass Close. (I know, dumb name if you’re using it this way.) Limit the selections to the Series and Periods you want (Financial, Period 2 for example). Here you can check the boxes to close Bank Transactions, Bank Deposits and Bank Transfers, thus preventing them from posting while leaving GL, Clearing and Quick entries open for final adjusting entries. This works with all the modules (close PO’s but leave AP open for example) to give you better control over the close. A couple of observations: 1) If a series is partially closed at month end, the checkbox for the full series remains unchecked (i.e.: if you close Bank Trx, the main Financial box is still unchecked) 2) The main month end close boxes override the ones checked via Mass Close. So if you close Bank Trx, later close the Financial Module and then reopen the Financial Module for a last minute transaction, you’ve also reopened the ability to post Bank Transactions for that period --- # DynamicAccounting.net gets a Logo - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-gets-a-logo/ - Date: 2010-06-02 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’m finally far enough along on the book to tackle a few other things on my list and one of  those items was a logo for [DynamicAccounting.net](/). I settled on a flywheel/atomic energy style logo in Microsoft Dynamics colors to represent the dynamic nature of this site and it’s ongoing commitment to Dynamics GP. [![](/img/blogger/ad4c8721ebafa287.png)](/img/blogger/3a3c60994844594d.png) This is just one of a number of improvements coming to DynamicAccounting.net between now and the site’s 5 year anniversary on September 5. I’m  also going to be changing the website background weekly in the spirit of Bing. But the changes aren’t just cosmetic. I’m adding another feature. The new Dynamics Solution feature will spotlight specific ISV solutions and why they might be applicable for your business. Stay tuned for much more to come. --- # Error deploying GP 2010 SRS reports on SQL Server 2008 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/error-deploying-gp-2010-srs-reports-on-sql-server-2008/ - Date: 2010-06-01 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Andy Nifong brings us information on an error he had deploying GP 2010 SRS reports on SQL Server 2008 . Andy provides a fix as well. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 What’s New in Advanced Distribution - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-whats-new-in-advanced-distribution/ - Date: 2010-06-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh keeps snacking her way through new item in GP 2010. This time she looks at the new Advanced Distribution snack. --- # Memorial Day - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/memorial-day-2/ - Date: 2010-05-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In honor of the Memorial Day holiday here in the United States, all my normal Dynamics GP related posts have moved to tomorrow. Take the day off an remember someone who gave their life for your freedom. --- # Weekly Review: Inventory Fix for Right Value, Wrong U of M - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-inventory-fix-for-right-value-wrong-u-of-m/ - Date: 2010-05-27 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article *As a reminder to new readers, Weekly Reviews are former Weekly Dynaimc tips that I want to make sure that you don’t miss, just because you weren’t with us back in 2007.* While cleaning out our year end inventory, we found an item with a wrong unit of measure, but a correct value. We didn’t have 3 million feet of bubble wrap on hand, but if we could have gotten that for $1,100 it would be a steal. So the value is right, the quantity is wrong and I’m staring at this trying to figure out how to adjust the quantity without affecting the GL (because $1,100 is the right value) and without screwing up anything else. Then it hit me, write the whole thing off. Bring the count and the GL value to 0 and then write the whole thing back on at the correct unit of measure and the same value. It worked perfectly. No SQL adjustments, no inventory transactions that didn’t post to the GL to explain to the auditors. Last cost is correct. FIFO layers are correct. Originally Posted by Mark at 1/19/2007 05:18:00 PM --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Excel Based Table Reference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-excel-based-table-reference/ - Date: 2010-05-25 - Topics: Excel & Office, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article My Excel based table references for [Dynamics GP 9](https://app.box.com/shared/hht58tdas1) and [Dynamics GP 10](https://app.box.com/shared/jc90kdsh2k) have been downloaded more than 3,000 times so some of you like them. Now I’m happy to announce the availability of the [Excel based table reference for Dynamics GP 2010](https://app.box.com/shared/duvbizv2m5). This version is in the Excel 2007 and up XLSX format since most people upgrading to the latest version of Dynamics GP will be moving to newer versions of Microsoft Office. There are viewers and converters available if you are on an earlier version of Excel. If you desperate want an XLS version send me an email and I’ll send you one. As before, this tool shows all of the tables in Dynamics GP based on their Module and Series. This versions gets a few enhancements. Specifically, each of the lists already has filter handles, better identification is provided for modules in the core Dynamics dictionary and modules in the Dynamics dictionary get their own tab in addition to having a tab for each series. Some people really get this tool and some don’t. Yes, all of this information is available in Dynamics GP | Tools | Resource Descriptions. Yes, it’s all available in the SDK and the [Support Debugging Tool](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2011/12/01/support-debugging-tool-at-decisions-fall-2011-and-more/). But there are time when I’m writing reports or code and I don’t want to take the time to open Dynamics GP just to find a table name. There also times when I’m not sure what table I need and the search functions in Excel are a huge help. I have to give a big thanks to David Musgrave. New features in the [Support Debugging Tool](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2011/12/01/support-debugging-tool-at-decisions-fall-2011-and-more/) made compiling this file significantly faster. It’s still time consuming but it’s hours not days. Enjoy! --- # Jordanian “5% Vendors Service Tax” in Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/jordanian-5-vendors-service-tax-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-05-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at How to Handle Jordanian “5% Vendors Service Tax” in Microsoft Dynamics GP. The solution isn’t 100% complete yet but I love to see creative uses of existing functionality to solve new issues. --- # Microsoft Announces the Availability of Management Reporter for Microsoft Dynamics ERP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-announces-the-availability-of-management-reporter-for-microsoft-dynamics-erp/ - Date: 2010-05-25 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Management Reporter is loose. They may have ship each copy with a crow bar to pry FRx out of user’s hands but after a while the better platform of MR will start winning people over, especially if the conversion of reports is a seamless as I’ve heard from early adopter. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Control Account Management for Receivables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-control-account-management-for-receivables/ - Date: 2010-05-24 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article One of my favorite unknown features for Dynamics GP is [Control Account Management for Purchasing](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/03/weekly-dynamic-control-account.html). This allows companies to process AP centrally and then roll down the AP balance at month end to the appropriate departments. A reversing entry then puts everything back into AP. This is a great feature for companies who want a complete balance sheet for their departments but prefer the efficiency of centralized AP. What about AR? After all, AP is only part of the equation. Well, Dynamics GP 2010 adds this feature for AR as well. With the addition of AR, the feature moves out of Purchasing and into the Financial Area Page. Setup is still under Setup and users select Payables or Receivables when setting up the appropriate roll out accounts. Processing the split at month end has moved from Routines to Transactions on the Financial Area Page. I’m thrilled to see this addition. This has always been a surprisingly complete feature. Now, if it only supported intercompany…hint, hint. --- # Microsoft Dynamics Top 100 Most Influential People for 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-top-100-most-influential-people-for-2010/ - Date: 2010-05-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The folks at DynamicsWorld.co.uk have put out their new list of the Microsoft Dynamics Top 100 Most Influential People. I’m honored to have made the list again, this time at  #28. I don’t buy that I’m that influential but it’s still a fun number. I’m more thrilled to see that I.B.I.S. founder, CEO and Eagle award winner Andy Vabulas is on this year’s list at #42. Andy deserves to be higher on this list than I am, I’m just louder, younger and maybe better looking, but not more influential. Andy throws better parties too. Lots of other people you will recognize made the list as well, congrats to Mariano Gomez, Mohammad Daoud, Victoria Yudin, Andy Hafer (of GPUG fame), Errol Schoenfish, David Musgrave and Richard Whaley. --- # Top Questions last Week from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/top-questions-last-week-from-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-05-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The folks at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP have compiled their Top Questions this Week into a new pot. In the post they tackle the delay in customer reg keys, FRx currency translation, new suite licensing, Convergence presentations (don’t forget, mine are up at [DynamicAccounting.net](/) with full notes) and French Canadian and Latin America Spanish version availability. --- # What’s New in GP 2010 – Payroll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-new-in-gp-2010-payroll/ - Date: 2010-05-24 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Fellow GP blogger Amy Walsh point us to a new Microsoft snack, this time taking a bit out of Payroll in What’s New in GP 2010 – Payroll. --- # Slashdot Gets it Wrong – No Security Hole - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/slashdot-gets-it-wrong-no-security-hole/ - Date: 2010-05-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I’m starting to get questions on a recent article about Dynamics GP that got picked up by Slashdot. The actual article is at http://www.christopherkois.com/?p=448. Here is the Google cache if the site is down from the Slashdot effect http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://www.christopherkois.com/%3Fp%3D448&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=lR&sa=G&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&strip=1. In the article the author claims that Dynamics GP use weak encryption and the system is easily broken. The problem with this article is that much of it is ether flat out wrong or wildly overblown. The author appears to have confused the System password in Dynamics GP with the System Administrator and jumped to a number of conclusions because of it. It’s also clear that he doesn’t understand the function of the System password in Dynamics GP. As the article claims, the System password is not heavily encrypted and this has been commented on by a number of folks. I don’t even use the word encrypted when referring to it, I use the term masked. The same scenario does NOT apply to the encryption of user logins between GP and SQL. As noted by [David Musgrave](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2008/10/01/why-does-microsoft-dynamics-gp-encrypt-passwords/) and referenced in the article, the algorithm was even enhanced for v10 as part of Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing Initiative.  It’s clear to me that the author confused a number of articles and didn’t really understand how they related to Dynamics GP security. (Although David Musgrave’s was really straightforward and well written.) To set the record straight, here is what you need to know: 1) The System password is an OPTIONAL component of GP security. It is recommended, but it is not a primary layer of defense. If security access isn’t granted to a resource through the application, knowing the system password won’t help you. 2) SQL access is required to use the method described to figure out the System password. The article falsely claims that a basic GP user can get access to the Dynamics DB via SQL. That is simply wrong. A GP login cannot be used to access SQL server directly for any of the supported versions of GP. It can’t be done with their GP password and it can be done with the substitution cipher shown on the website. In some older versions of GP this was an option. It’s not even an option today. The only exception is of course the sa password which is fundamentally a SQL password and designed to work that way. If you are giving users direct access to SQL you have bigger issues than them getting the system password. 3) A number of people including myself have shown how to reset the system password. It’s even in my upcoming book so it’s not a big secret as the author contends. As I’ve said, it’s an optional component designed as second layer of defense. I’ve responded on Slashdot and on the author’s post. The author moderates comments and hopefully he is big enough to put my comment through. In case it doesn’t happen or it takes a long time I’ve decided to clarify things with this post. Feel free to email questions about this to me. Nothing like dealing with someone spreading  fear, uncertainty and doubt with false statements to get me worked up on a Friday afternoon. Update: The author has posted updates clarifying some of these points. Sadly it’s unlikely that Slashdot will pick up the corrections. Update 2: [ComputerWorld](http://www.computerworld.com/article/2469282/cybercrime-hacking/oops--microsoft-dynamics-gp-s-huge-security-hole--update--not-.html) picked this up and corrected themselves very quickly. Perhaps now that the original post has been corrected this can die. Kudos to them for the fast correction. More Updates: Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has responded as have [Mariano Gomez](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/2010/05/urban-legends-i-cracked-dynamics-gp.html) and Steve Endow. --- # Fast Close and Decisions 2010 Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fast-close-and-decisions-2010-update/ - Date: 2010-05-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article We had a great session on closing the books faster using Dynamics GP at Decisions 2010 today. Thank you to everyone involved. The MSDynamicsWorld team was fantastic. Despite my best efforts to crash the question system with volume it held up just fine and we got some great questions out of that. Jivtesh provided an review of the session on his blog at [http://www.jivtesh.com/2010/05/mark-polinos-fast-close-for-dynamics-gp.html](http://www.jivtesh.com/2010/05/mark-polinos-fast-close-for-dynamics-gp.html "http://www.jivtesh.com/2010/05/mark-polinos-fast-close-for-dynamics-gp.html") This was a lot of fun to do and I’m looking forward to more opportunities to do virtual conferences. One of the questions afterward led me to realize that I misspoke so I would like to correct that here. If you create and assign a Task in GP to another user, you can’t see that task later by default. However, there are some options to still make this process work fine for month end. The options are: 1) Assign the task to and add the individual’s name that you want to complete the task to the beginning of the task description. All users can see these tasks and GP records who actually competed the task and when. 2) Assign the task to a specific user and use SmartList Builder, Excel Report Builder, SSRS, Crystal Reports, Excel or other reporting tool to build a report from the Dynamics..SY01403 table in Dynamics GP. This table holds all the tasks by user making it easy to build into a report. 3) Assign the task to a specific user and create a custom report using Report Writer in Dynamics GP pointed to the syUserTasks (Dynamics..sy01403). The advantage to this method is that no additional products are necessary and the custom report is easy to export and import. The down side of course is that you have to use Report Writer. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 What’s New eLearning Now Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-whats-new-elearning-now-available/ - Date: 2010-05-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP I see that there are a number of new elearning videos available for Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Does anyone in Antarctica want to learn about Dynamics GP 2010? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/does-anyone-in-antarctica-want-to-learn-about-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-05-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP I see that GP 2010 has had launch events on 6 of the 7 continents. Now they are asking Does anyone in Antarctica want to learn about Dynamics GP 2010? I’m more of a sand and sun person I’m willing to present 50 tips in Antarctica! --- # Posting Levels in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/posting-levels-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-05-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Veeyeskay has a nice look at Posting Levels in Dynamics GP. --- # SQL Script to Reconcile GL vs. AA Balances - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-reconcile-gl-vs-aa-balances/ - Date: 2010-05-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article New from veeyeskay is a SQL Script to Reconcile GL vs. AA Balances. --- # SQL Script to delete stranded activity for a specific user - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-script-to-delete-stranded-activity-for-a-specific-user/ - Date: 2010-05-17 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article veeyeskay is back a SQL Script to delete stranded activity for a specific user. --- # Weekly Review: Account Description Quirk - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-account-description-quirk/ - Date: 2010-05-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With version 9.0, Dynamics GP added the ability to auto populate the account description based on the account segments. In 9.0 and subsequent versions, when you enter a segment it can’t find, GP asks if you want to create that segment. If you click yes, you go to segment creation. If you click no, you get to add the description manually. There is also a box marked, Do Not Display This Message Again. If you check this box there’s not an easy way to get it back if you change your mind. The change is made for the logged in user for all companies that user has access to. The solution is a SQL Script. Execute this script in query analyzer for each company that a user has access to. Substitute the appropriate user id for myUserID. delete from SY01401 where USERID = ‘myUserID’ and coDefaultType = 13 This will bring back the box and put you back in charge of account descriptions. Posted by Mark at 11/27/2006 09:01:00 AM --- # GP 2010 + Office 2010 + Sharepoint - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-office-2010-sharepoint/ - Date: 2010-05-14 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In light of the GP 2010 and Office 2010 launches, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP take a look at Microsoft Dynamics GP Combined with Microsoft Office and SharePoint. --- # Dynamics GP 10 Microsoft Excel and Excel Reports Snack - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-microsoft-excel-and-excel-reports-snack/ - Date: 2010-05-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Fellow I.B.I.S. employee and blogger Amy Walsh points us to a new “Snack” video from Microsoft looking at Dynamics GP 10 Microsoft Excel and Excel Reports. --- # Convergence 2010 Wrap Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2010-wrap-up/ - Date: 2010-05-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The last of the evaluations are due in today and I doubt that they will change much in terms of how the sessions are ranked after Convergence. When you’re at a 150 or so evaluations it takes a lot to move the numbers. So how did we do? There are 2 overall measures of a session that get tracked. One is based on the Overall Satisfaction question scored on a 4 point scale and one is based on the  Presenter Effectiveness question based on a 5 point scale. **Overall Satisfaction** For the Dynamics GP track in Overall Satisfaction, Mariano and David’s session on the Support Debugging Tool comes in at number 1, my 50 More Tips is number 2, Mariano and David’s repeat is 3 and my original 50 Tips came in at 4. All of these sessions had more than 75 evaluations and most of them were over 150 evaluations. The minimum number of evaluation is 10. 150+ very positive evaluations is incredibly cool. The separation between #1 and #4 in the the GP track was 11/100ths of a point. These are crazy high numbers of people who enjoyed the sessions. In all of my sessions more than 50% of the people who attended filled out an evaluation. Mariano and David had similar numbers. The fact that we finished this way shows the value of MVP’s and the closeness of bloggers to the community. We eat, sleep and breathe this stuff and the passion comes through. David and Mariano rocked. Overall Satisfaction across all sessions is tied right now between Tips for Outlook 2010 and 50 Tips for SL. Apparently the 50 Tips in 50 Minutes concept is a hit across the products. I’ll have to do something creative next year to stand out. **Presenter Effectiveness** If you though that Overall Satisfaction looked good, we killed at Presenter Effectiveness. 50 More Tips in 50 Minutes is ranked  #1 for Presenter Effectiveness across all Convergence Concurrent Sessions and David and Mariano’s Support Debugging Tool session is ranked #2 across all Concurrent Sessions. If you still can’t get enough tips for Dynamics GP after Convergence: 1) Sign up and attended Decisions 2010. This free, virtual conference is right around the corner on May 19 and 20, 2010. You can attend from your desk. I’ll be doing a session on closing the books faster at month end with Dynamics GP. MVP’s Mariano Gomez and Frank Hamelly are doing sessions as well. You don’t want to miss this. 2) Order the book. My upcoming [book on Dynamics GP is now available for preorder](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook). If you liked the 50 tips, you’ll love the book. To everyone who attended one of my sessions, thank you for attending and thank you for the feedback. I’ve already got some ideas of how to improve things for next year. --- # Looking for Dynamics GP 2010 Registration Keys? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/looking-for-dynamics-gp-2010-registration-keys/ - Date: 2010-05-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Apparently nobody was quite ready for demand for GP 2010. Did I say demand? You people are pushy! While GP 2010 was released as expected, new registration keys are taking a little while and folks are all worked up about it. The GP team is on top of the issue and keys are going out. More info is available at: Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP : Looking for Dynamics GP 2010 Registration Keys? In the meantime, relax, have a milkshake. --- # Management Reporter for Dynamics GP Available for Download - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-for-dynamics-gp-available-for-download/ - Date: 2010-05-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article For everyone all worked up over not getting registration keys for Dynamics GP 2010 yet here is a shiny distraction to play with while you wait: Management Reporter for Dynamics GP Available for Download. --- # Attachments and OLE DB - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/attachments-and-ole-db/ - Date: 2010-05-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Andy Nifong looks at problems with attachments to notes in Dynamics GP along with some solutions. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 is Loose! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-is-loose/ - Date: 2010-05-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article It’s finally out, GP 2010 is available for download at: PartnerSource Download CustomerSource Download Get yours today! --- # Smart List Tree View Space - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smart-list-tree-view-space/ - Date: 2010-05-04 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud looks at Smart List Tree View Space and how to get some back. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: What’s New in Field Service Call Management - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-whats-new-in-field-service-call-management/ - Date: 2010-05-04 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I.B.I.S. colleague Amy Walsh takes a look at a new webinar with information about What’s New in Field Service Call Management for GP 2010 --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook-2/ - Date: 2010-05-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article On the heels of Convergence I am thrilled to announce that my new Dynamics GP book, the [Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook) is available for preorder! If you have liked any of the the [50 Tips presentations](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/04/convergence-2010-50-more-tips-in-50.html) this book is for you. There are more topics like those in the book with greater coverage than even I could stuff into in a presentation. Don’t be put off by the 2010 in the title, I’ve baked in recipes for features still in GP 2010 that are useful all the way back to version 6 along with lots of new 2010 goodies. If you are running Dynamics GP you will get something out of this book. If you implement Dynamics GP you will get more of this and you will have a resource to make to your customers better users of Dynamics GP. I’m putting the final touches on the book now and it will be available in the August/September time frame but you can get a significant discount if you [preorder now](https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-cookbook). An awful lot of people commented that the 50 Tips presentations were worth the cost of Convergence, well the book is better and cheaper. Plus you will be better looking by just carrying it around. Publishers react to cash so if you want more books on how to get the most out of Dynamics GP you have to buy some. Why not start with the Microsoft Dynamics GP Cookbook! --- # Testing Framework for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/testing-framework-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-05-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Ok I’m digging out from Convergence. Hold on to your hats because the next several days are going to be very full. Up first is the Dynamics GP Test Framework. This is a set of scripts, samples and utilities for testing Dynamics GP that first debuted at the GP technical conference in Fargo. --- # What’s New in Manufacturing for GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-new-in-manufacturing-for-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-05-03 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Fellow I.B.I.S. blogger Amy Walsh shows us what new in Manufacturing for GP 2010 and points us to learning snacks on CustomerSource. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Portable Excel Reports, the Best of Both Worlds Part 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-portable-excel-reports-the-best-of-both-worlds-part-1/ - Date: 2010-04-27 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article With [Convergence 2010](http://www.microsoft.com/en/envision) going on this seemed an appropriate time to tackle a really technical post. - Dynamics GP provides refreshable, Excel reports based on the native SQL connection. They use a portable data connector making them easy to share in the organization. To limit records you have to use filters or change the underlying SQL. - Excel provides an MS Query tool that allows Crystal Reports style reporting in Excel. It uses a wizard to pick the tables AND allows user changeable parameters within the report. When a user changes a cell, the report updates with the latest data. These are based on ODBC and not very portable making them hard to share. - Excel 2010 allows you to create an MS Query based report in Excel with parameters. Once you are done, you can save the connection to a file making it possible to have portable reports with user controllable parameters. As an Example: - Open Excel and type Date in cell A1 then type the date 4/12/17 in cell A2. This will be a parameter we use to control the report. - In Excel and pick Data | From Other Sources | From MS Query - Pick Dynamics GP as the source and check the box to use a trusted connection - Find the GL20000 and use the double arrows to add all the fields - Click Next until you get to the finish screen and choose to View data or Edit in Microsoft Query - Click View | Criteria - In the Criteria Field put TRXDATE and in Value put [GLDATE] with the brackets. This is the name of the parameter. - Excel will ask for a value for the parameter. If using Fabrikam, put in 4/12/17 - Click the little door icon to send this to Excel. - GO SLOW HERE - When asked, set the data location to cell A5 in the same worksheet as your date info at the top. - Click Properties | Definition | Parameters - Check the box to get the value from a cell. Pick cell B2 and check the box to automatically refresh. - Click OK all the way through to put data in Excel. - Change the date in cell B2 hit tab. The data will refresh in Excel. Save this file and we have a refreshable, live Excel report with parameters to control the data. If you already have SQL code, you can skip through the wizard and paste in your code. Be aware that parameters won’t always work with complex code so you may have to roll everything into a view to simplify it. Now that we have this, next week we will look at making this file portable. --- # Reflections on Convergence 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reflections-on-convergence-2010/ - Date: 2010-04-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m sitting at the airport exhausted after Convergence 2010 so I’m disclaiming responsibility for anything dumb that I say. I want to get these thoughts out before I lose them. - The excitement around [Dynamics GP 2010](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/erp-gp-overview.aspx) was incredible. There was an electricity in the air that I’ve never seen with a GP release. Several clients who are typically one release behind are now pushing to go GP 2010 now. And I mean pushing. You know who you are. - There was a surprising amount of excitement around the AX retail solution. I suspect that AX will see an uptick as manufacturers with some retail presence move in that direction. - The [Support Debugging Tool](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2008/07/29/support-debugging-tool-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp/) is officially top of mind for a ton of customers. David Musgrave and Mariano Gomez’s sessions were phenomenal. They did a fantastic job and looked like they were have a lot of fun. Well done gentlemen. - At one point we had [Mariano Gomez](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/), [Frank Hamelly](http://gp2themax.blogspot.com/), [Leslie Vail](http://dynamicsconfessions.blogspot.com/), me and [David Musgrave](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/DevelopingForDynamicsGP/) at lunch together. If the chicken had been bad the GP blogosphere would have been very quiet. Fortunately, the chicken was delicious. - All versions of the 50 tips presentations were a big hit and it seems to have been a breakout year for the buzz around this session. I’m very grateful to Errol and Pam at Microsoft and [Andy at I.B.I.S](http://ibisinc.com/). for giving me the opportunity to do this. I’d  like the opportunity to come back and do something similar. - Roughly 800 people saw EACH VERSION of the 50 tips. - Please remember, attending the 50 tips sessions automatically makes you more attractive. Doubly so if you sat near the front. - Presenting 4 sessions is more than twice as hard as presenting 2. - I had the chance to meet Andy Nifong, [Matt Landis](https://mobile.twitter.com/matthewlandis) and a host of other people that I see on blogs and twitter. How come all of you are better looking in person and I’m not? - If you see any Facebook photos of me leaving the women’s restroom, assume that they were photoshopped. - If you haven’t filled out your evaluations you still can. Hurry. --- # Weekly Review: Help | About - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-help-about/ - Date: 2010-04-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article Don’t ignore Help | About Microsoft Dynamics GP when you start working in GP. This is more than just the version number. Included in About are all major version numbers (GP, Dexterity, Smartlists, SQL, etc). You can check these against the version data on the DynamicAccounting.net homepage to make sure you’re up to date. Also included is the database size for company you’re logged in to. This can be very important if your SQL server or backup device is short on space. This is actually harder to find than you think in SQL. The Options button shows all the products and modules you’re registered for. This is very helpful when you can’t remember if you bought that module and just aren’t using it of if you put off the purchase until the next budget cycle. If you bought it, it has a checkbox next to the item.   Originally Posted by Mark at 11/20/2006 02:35:00 PM --- # New Look for DynamicAccounting.net - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-look-for-dynamicaccounting-net-2/ - Date: 2010-04-21 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Everything will be fresh and new with Dynamics GP 2010 at Convergence. With that in mind I gave the blog a minor makeover to look fresh and new as well. The background is a tribute to the Great Plains roots of Dynamics GP. If you normally read this blog via RSS, take a moment to enjoy the new look at [DynamicAccounting.net](/). --- # Dynamics GP 2010 – May 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-may-1/ - Date: 2010-04-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article It official now, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 will be available to customers on May 1. What’s more impressive to me is that Errol Schoenfish gave me the May 1 date back in September. He asked me not blog about it and I didn’t. I suspected that the date might slip to mid-May. Errol proved me wrong, even when I started hearing rumors in February that it might be delayed, the GP team managed to deliver. Based on the betas I’ve seen, GP 2010 is going to be great release building on the promise of features added in GP 10. I’m impressed that they were able to deliver on schedule. --- # Cash Receipts & Bank Deposits - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cash-receipts-bank-deposits/ - Date: 2010-04-21 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Two different people in the past two weeks have inquired with me about the exact same process, so it seems like a good topic to briefly discuss – the *Cash Receipts Entry* window & the *Bank Deposit Entry* window are good, well-integrated friends. Once a cash receipts batch has posted, one needs to tell Dynamics GP which receipts have been physically taken to the bank.  A cash receipts batch updates the A/R subledger and gives your customers credit for paying invoices due, but it doesn’t also assume that these receipts have been deposited.  The job of recording these deposits at the bank belongs solely to the *Bank Deposit Entry* window. The *Bank Deposit Entry* window doesn’t create a journal entry when the ‘Post’ button is punched, but it does update the *Select Bank Transactions* window with “**DEP**’- type transactions so your bank reconciliation task can be finalized.  Paying a stack of bills via Payables Management, for example, places check documents into *Select Bank Transactions* window once posted, but whenever cash is received – be it from a customer via *Cash Receipts Entry* or for a non-trade receipt that is processed via *Bank Transaction Entry –* things aren’t 100% complete until this one extra step is performed. I hope this clears things up a little.  Time to begin packing for Atlanta…hope all who are headed in that direction enjoy uneventful travels. *Bob McAdam is a Manager at* [*Tribridge*](http://www.tribridge.com/) *in Tampa, spending the majority of his time working in the GP delivery area with new & existing customers. He is also an active contributor to the [Dynamics GP User Group (GPUG)](https://www.gpug.com/). Bob has been fortunate enough to be involved with Dynamics GP as both partner & customer since 1998, but still remains quite anxious to see what his friend & former colleague Mark Polino has ready with his newest ‘50 Tips in 50 Minutes’  session @ Convergence 2010.* --- # Management Reporter on Partnersource - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/management-reporter-on-partnersource/ - Date: 2010-04-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I see today that Management Reporter now has a dedicated page on PartnerSource. Make sure to visit to learn more. I’ve been hard on the Management Reporter team so it will be nice to see what gets delivered. --- # Microsoft, Dynamics and Electronic Medical Records - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-and-electronic-medical-records/ - Date: 2010-04-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In a new article at Software Advice, Austin Merritt looks at Microsoft’s lack of presence in the Electronic Medical Records field and uses Microsoft’s entrance into ERP to project some options for Microsoft’s entrance into electronic medical records. It’s an interesting analysis of why, based on their ERP moves, they may try to buy their way into this market. --- # Consultant Utilization - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/consultant-utilization/ - Date: 2010-04-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article The eOne Dynamics GP and CRM blog has an interesting look at [Consultant Utilization](http://eonesolutions.blogspot.com/2010/04/consultant-utilization.html) up now. In it they recommend moving to daily timesheets as a mechanism to capture hours that are invariably lost, uncounted or glossed over in a weekly timesheet. As someone who regularly pushes companies to move to daily bank reconciliations I have to admit to being somewhat resistant to this because well…it affects me. I typically mark down my time and what I did daily but I don’t necessarily transfer it to my timesheet daily for lots of reasons, good and bad. These include the time it takes to connect and enter time, the schedule (not all planes have WIFI and the LAST thing my wife wants to hear when I get home at midnight is that I need to submit my time) and some clients truly do lock down internet availability. Some hotels also struggle to reach dial up speeds with their WIFI. Having said all of that, it’s not a bad idea. Good enough that I’m willing to eat the dog food and give it a try. I can at least enter my time daily even if we only submit weekly. --- # Paul Walker to step down at Sage - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/paul-walker-to-step-down-at-sage/ - Date: 2010-04-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I try not to do too much competitive stuff because most of my readers care more about getting info out of Dynamics GP. But I felt that I did need to highlight that CEO Paul Walker to step down at Sage. In typical form, AccMan has the scoop. --- # GP2010: Fiscal Year Tracking in U.S. Payroll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp2010-fiscal-year-tracking-in-u-s-payroll/ - Date: 2010-04-19 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Up now at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is a look at the new Fiscal Year Tracking in U.S. Payroll feature. --- # GP 2010: Electronic Signatures Workflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-electronic-signatures-workflow/ - Date: 2010-04-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Electronic Signatures Workflow is the latest feature of the day at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Review: Unit Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-unit-accounts/ - Date: 2010-04-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article We’ve looked at Fixed and Variable Allocation accounts and now it’s time for Unit Accounts. Strictly speaking, Unit Accounts are not financial accounts. They hold non-financial data that is still important to the company. Typically this would be items like headcount, square footage, etc. They can be entered and reported on and they can be used with allocation accounts to split entries based on the units. Setting up unit accounts is easy. Cards->Financial->Unit Account gets you in. From there you enter an account number, description, and number of decimal points. You also select which series to apply them too. Pick all series unless you have a really good reason not to. Leaving out a series will come back to bite you unless you’re very consistent because these account will be missing from the lookups in the series you didn’t include. Keep in mind that you can also budget against unit accounts. Transactionally, a unit account functions like an asset account. Debits increase, credits decrease and it doesn’t clear at year end. If you want to reset a unit account at year end you’ll need to do a clearing entry. Unit account transactions in the GL are one-sided entries. Because they’re not financial accounts, they don’t have to balance. Yes this freaks some people out the first time they see a unit transactions. The “Unit” is a measure or fraction of 1. Whatever you designate it to be (1 sq ft, 1 individual, 1000 ads). It may be helpful to include a unit of measure description in the account name if it’s not obvious. Unit accounts are pretty straightforward but powerful. Because they are accounts, FRx can see them and can use them. I’ve used this to report headcount by department on our internal financials. Happy Headcounting! Orginally Posted by Mark at 11/10/2006 03:02:00 PM --- # Purchase Order Returns Enhancements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/purchase-order-returns-enhancements/ - Date: 2010-04-15 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article The new GP 2010 features just keep coming. Today Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Feature of the Day: Purchase Order Returns Enhancements --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Payables Select Checks Enhancements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-payables-select-checks-enhancements/ - Date: 2010-04-13 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Proving that even the mature modules are getting new features in Dynamics GP 2010, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP look at new Payables Select Checks Enhancements --- # MS Excel files in GP v10 – refreshing indeed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-excel-files-in-gp-v10-refreshing-indeed/ - Date: 2010-04-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010, GP 10 - Type: original article Let me offer my friend & the host here, Mark Polino, a ‘hat tip’ on the front end of this blog posting instead of at the end as I did last month during my inaugural post on this GP site of his. Recently, he was kind enough to invite me to think out loud on these pages, so I’m taking him up on his offer again. Being a periodic [guest blogger](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2010/03/welcome-guest-blogger-bob-mcadam.html) here is quite flattering to say the least, so thanks again, Mark. When I have the opportunity to discuss all things GP with [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) members or others I don’t officially call customers, I like to inquire about industry, current code version, likes, dislikes (if any), etc. Invariably, if the version response is ‘v10’, I ask about the usage of the refreshable Excel sheets that debuted with this code release…and sometimes, I get a blank stare. In case you hadn’t heard by now, the GP v10 code release contains lots of new features, not the least of which are the nearly ***200*** refreshable, real-time MS Excel worksheets – and if you’re someone who works in a GP shop and you’re constantly receiving requests for back office data from those outside the department who only wished they had a GP User ID at their fingertips, then this post is for you! Real-time data is no longer just a phone call or email away, and enabling these secured files, regardless of the number of entities, is nearly effortless. From the ‘Administration’ area page (with system password credentials, of course), simply find the ***Reporting Tools Setup*** window. Once here, real-time Excel workbooks and their Data Connection partners are two tabs away from full deployment (the first tab listed, ‘SQL Reporting Services’, is not applicable in this particular case). The 2nd of 3 tabs here, labeled ‘Data Connections’, deploys the *odc files that retrieve real-time data from your database(s) – *run these first, please*. The 3rd tab, labeled ‘Reports Library’, deploys the Excel files themselves, and should be run after the data connections. Both tabs offer system level or user level deployment (the former obviously reaches out to others much better), and formal deployment of either is as easy as checking the ‘enable’ checkbox near the bottom just prior to punching the ‘Run Deployment’ button. Deployment of these files can be to someplace fancy like ***Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007*** or as simple as a network share. There’s even a checkbox on both tabs to deploy all out-of-the-box files for all companies simultaneously, and if you’re managing numerous entities, this is a nice time saver to say the least. Honestly, deployment of these files is just that quick.* When SmartList users open the various folders within, they find beaucoup, pre-defined queries that loaded with the application, but only those with GP clients can leverage SmartList, which leaves a lot of others in an organization out in the virtual cold. With GP v10 however, refreshable MS Excel workbooks mirror these same built-in SmartList queries, which means those without a GP client can query data easily now, too. If your organization is licensed for SmartList Builder, you have even more reasons to enable these refreshable Excel files: Data Connections can be utilized within SmartList Builder and Excel Report Builder just like a native GP table or SQL Server object. \*\*Excel Report Builder, a free add-on to SmartList Builder if you’re running GP v10 SP2 or higher, allows you to supplement the out-of-the-box refreshable Excel sheets you’ve (hopefully) deploying soon just as SmartList Builder helps to expand your usage of SmartList – especially with 3rd party modules. \*\*\*GP 2010 is bringing even more ‘builder’ tools to the table as *Navigation List Builder* and *Drill Down Builder* are added to the mix, the latter of which will take refreshable Excel files to the next level with pop-up windows that help reveal record details! Personally, I’m anxious to get my arms around this new functionality. So, if you haven’t rolled these out-of-the-box, no assembly required, refreshable MS Excel sheets out for your colleagues yet, what are you waiting for?! In the time it took to read & digest this blog posting, you could’ve had them deployed by now…but I’m glad you stuck around to the end. Good luck with your deployment – not that you’ll need any! *Bob McAdam is a Manager at* [*Tribridge*](http://www.tribridge.com/) *in Tampa, spending the majority of his time working in the GP delivery area with new & existing customers. He is also an active contributor to the Dynamics GP User Group (*[*GPUG*](https://www.gpug.com/)*). Bob has been fortunate enough to be involved with Dynamics GP as both partner & customer since 1998. Thanks again to friend & former colleague Mark Polino for all his blogging encouragement, which has obviously generated some interest on these pages this year.* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Budget Modifications - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-budget-modifications/ - Date: 2010-04-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This Weekly Dynamic is a guest post by fellow GPer and long time friend of Dynamic Accounting.net, Zubin Gidwani. When you open the budget maintenance window, you have the ability to modify one account at a time, however the method button brings up the ability to do a mass modify on all accounts in the budget. If you hit Calculate and do not understand the implication, you may corrupt your entire budget.  Not so bad with an increase or decrease, that you can reverse, but pray you didn’t use Set Amount, or start looking for your backups. FYI Budget ID table is GL00200, Budget Details table is GL00201 for fast dumps of your data. The Safe way to modify a single account using the calculation method is on the Single Account Budget Maintenance screen, which can be found linked to the account maintenance screen. --- # Microsoft Dynamics Most Influential - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-most-influential/ - Date: 2010-04-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Last year DynamicsWorld.co.uk released a list of the most influential people in the Microsoft Dynamics space. This year they are back and looking to improve the process. One improvement is an element of user voting. Use votes aren’t the be all and end all, this isn’t a popularity contest but it is one element being used to narrow down the list from 250 possibilities. Here is your chance to go vote. The voting lists are randomly selected from the full list. If you want to vote for a particular person, refresh your browser and keep looking. It should cycle through everyone before restarting. There are lots of people you know on the list like me, Mariano Gomez, Frank Hamelly, Victoria Yudin, Leslie Vail, Dwight Specht, Mohammad Daoud and more. If you feel that these folks are influential in helping your understanding of Microsoft Dynamics, please go vote. I’m sure they will appreciate it. I know that I will. Dynamics AX MVP Brandon George has [some more specifics so hit the link](http://dynamics-ax.blogspot.com/2010/04/dynamicsworld-2010-top-100-voting.html) if you want to learn more about the process. --- # New Management Reporter Web Seminars for Partners - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-management-reporter-web-seminars-for-partners/ - Date: 2010-04-10 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Also up at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP are links to New Management Reporter Web Seminars for Partners. --- # Weekly Review: Integration Manager Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-integration-manager-resources/ - Date: 2010-04-09 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article If you’ve used Integration Manager, you know that it’s really cool, in a flaky hippie kind of way. When it works it’s fantastic, when it doesn’t, it’s usually for an odd reason. IM flakiness often keeps people from using it’s full potential. Despite its quirks, it really can be a great app. It’s one of the more complete import tools I’ve seen. But to really get the most out of IM, you need some tools. You need to do a little research. I hope to spend more time covering IM, but I will have to be in a different forum. This one is too short. As for resources, start with the IM user guide. Its really very good at covering the basics and includes info about running integrations from the command line and scheduling integrations. When you need to get a little creative with VBScript, use the VBScript library provided with IM. This is a set of prebuilt scripts, you just have insert your information. The script library is installed in your IM directory by default. Mine is at C:Program FilesMicrosoft DynamicsGPIntegration ManagerScript Libraryimscriptlibrary.exe. IM scripts are really useful for auto numbering, marking records as imported in a source database, all kinds of things. Finally, my 2 favorite books are O’reilly’s VBScript in a Nutshell and VBScript Pocket Reference. When you want to get really creative with VBScript, this is the way to go. Originally Posted by Mark at 10/25/2006 10:54:00 PM --- # What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 is Now Available for Partners and Customers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-new-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010-is-now-available-for-partners-and-customers/ - Date: 2010-04-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article From Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP I see that What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 is Now Available for Partners and Customers. Get the hot news and see what’s new. --- # GP Hints and Tips No10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-hints-and-tips-no10/ - Date: 2010-04-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Over at Gyrosoft’s blog they are looking at Smartlist this month in their article GP Hints and Tips No10 --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Benefit Enrollment Summary - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-benefit-enrollment-summary/ - Date: 2010-04-09 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Up now at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP, they look at the new Benefit Enrollment Summary feature coming in GP 2010. --- # Modifying Active Routings via the Routing Sequence Edit window - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/modifying-active-routings-via-the-routing-sequence-edit-window/ - Date: 2010-04-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Another talented colleague of mine, David Duncan, takes a look at Modifying Active Routings via the Routing Sequence Edit window in the Manufacturing module of Dynamics GP. With all of these smart colleagues I’m going to have to step up my game. --- # Helping Peachtree customers make a “Smart Move”… - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/helping-peachtree-customers-make-a-smart-move/ - Date: 2010-04-06 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Similar to the Quickbooks migration tool, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP introduces us to the new Rapid Migration Tool that now includes Peachtree. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Integration Manager Support - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-integration-manager-support/ - Date: 2010-04-05 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When working with Integration Manager to bring in transactions it’s not uncommon to get stuck while building an integration. Because of its power, IM can be finicky. A great idea when you’re asking for support from someone is to simply copy the messages from the progress screen like below: *Opening source query… Establishing source record count… Beginning integration… DOC 1 ERROR: Are you sure you want to match deposits by amount within the eight day grace period? Integration Failed Integration Results     1 documents were read from the source query.     1 documents were attempted:         0 integrated without warnings.         0 integrated with warnings.         1 failed to integrate.* Simply taking a screen shot of the progress screen helpful but often it isn’t enough since message can get cut off. Of course, sending the log file works fine too but many people don’t realize that they can highlight the detail in the message box and copy/paste the information into an email for help. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Employee Onboard Workflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-employee-onboard-workflow/ - Date: 2010-04-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article As part of their look at new Dynamics GP 2010 features, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks a the new Employee Onboard Workflow functionality. --- # Help me send my kids to Africa - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/help-me-send-my-kids-to-africa/ - Date: 2010-04-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I do almost no personal posting on this site. There are plenty of opportunities for folks to follow me personally on [Twitter](https://mobile.twitter.com/mpolino), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/mpolino) or my [personal blog](http://mpolino.com/) without cluttering up this space. With that, please indulge me with this one personal post. My chidren Micah (15) and Angelina (14) are going to Kenya this summer to work with [World Hope](http://www.weareworldhope.com/?option=com_content&view=article&id=67&Itemid=64) in Nairobi’s largest slum. They’ll be helping feed over 400 children a day and assisting their medical clinic. We feel that this is a fantastic opportunity for them to grow by giving to others. Now I have one request of you. All of the content on this site is free. If it’s been valuable to you over the last 4+ years, please donate toward their trip. Your donation is tax deductible in the U.S. We will simply forward it to World Hope in your name. To make this easy I’ve included a secure Donate option below. Please include your information so that World Hope can send you a receipt. I appreciate all of you as part of the Dynamics GP community. Please help us do some good work in the larger community. ![](https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/scr/pixel.gif) --- # Weekly Review: Account Alias - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-account-alias-2/ - Date: 2010-04-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article No, not Jennifer Garner, these are account aliases. Account aliases are shortcuts to account numbers. They’ve been around forever but they seem to be rarely used. It may be that accountants just get in the habit of memorizing a select group of account and looking up everything else. I confess, I fall into that group, but I think with a little discipline, I could learn to like account aliases. Account aliases are set when you create an account and they’re optional. (Cards-Financial-Account). For example, if I want a shortcut to my bank operating account, I could call it “ops”. So next time, I do an entry, rather than entering in a long account number like 1015-CA-LAXBAL, I simply hit the arrow (->) next to the account lookup and in the alias box I type: ops . When you tab off, the box closes an the account is placed in the form. There is also a keyboard shortcut, Ctrl-Q so you don’t have to pickup the mouse. The CTRL-Q shortcut only works in transactions windows not inquiry windows. Go figure. If you have really long account numbers I can see this as a time saver. You could quit remembering accounts and simply remember your shortcuts. They are also useful when changing the chart as part of an implementation. Whenever there is a one to one correlation between and old and new acocunt, put the old account in the alias to provide a mechanism to improve the switch to a new chart. Aliases are used system wide and you’ll find them just about everywhere. Orignally Posted by Mark at 10/16/2006 09:34:00 PM --- # Unposted Cash Display in Collections Main - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/unposted-cash-display-in-collections-main/ - Date: 2010-04-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Coming in Dynamics is GP 2010 is a new Unposted Cash Display in Collections Main. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the scoop. --- # System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/system-requirements-for-microsoft-dynamics-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-03-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 are now up at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. GP 2010 gets closer to release every day. --- # GP 2010: Unified Communications - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-unified-communications/ - Date: 2010-03-31 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Today, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at Unified Communications coming in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Recurring Cash Receipts Batch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-recurring-cash-receipts-batch/ - Date: 2010-03-30 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Still catching up from last week, I see that Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has a look at the new Recurring Cash Receipts Batch feature in Dynamics GP 2010. If you’ve been paying attention you’ve seen that there are a ton of new features and improvements in GP 2010, not just the top 5 or 6 you see on new feature lists. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Integration Manager Option - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-integration-manager-option-3/ - Date: 2010-03-29 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When using integration managers sometimes things don’t come in as expected. For example, vendor information integrates but the addresses don’t. In cases like this it’s important to check the Options tab on the Destination settings. Often the source recordset is incorrect or not set at all. Simply point the record set to the correct source file and everything works. --- # Customer Statements with Multicurrency Information - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/customer-statements-with-multicurrency-information/ - Date: 2010-03-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Veeyeskay  gives us a look at some interesting finding on Customer Statements with Multicurrency Information. [H.T. to Mohammad Daoud for this link] --- # General Ledger Budget Transactions in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/general-ledger-budget-transactions-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-03-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m slowly catching up and I see that Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has a look at a new feature to formalize budget changes in their new post General Ledger Budget Transactions. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Home Page Cues - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-home-page-cues/ - Date: 2010-03-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at the new Home Page Cues coming in GP 2010. --- # Weekly Review: Access SQL Reporting Services from GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-access-sql-reporting-services-from-gp/ - Date: 2010-03-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article No, I can’t show you how to use SQL Reporting Services (SRS) in a short blog posting. I can however show you how to access your SRS setup from Dynamics GP. No, I can’t show you how to use SQL Reporting Services (SRS) in a short blog posting. I can however show you how to access your SRS setup from Dynamics GP. Pick Tools-Setup-SQL Reporting Services. You’ll need the System Password if one has been set. There are two simple URL entries here. Enter the Report Manager URL, this is where you edit and manage SRS reports. - Enter the Report Server URL, this is where you access and run reports from. - This setting allows SRS reports to be accessed from the Report List window. Originally Posted by Mark at 10/10/2006 10:26:00 AM --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Rapid Migration Tool – Peachtree Migration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-rapid-migration-tool-peachtree-migration/ - Date: 2010-03-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I’m doing a bunch of training over the next week so I’ve got some blog catch up to do. Over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP they’ve got coverage of the new Rapid Migration Tool – Peachtree Migration. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Microsoft Dynamics Online Connect - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-microsoft-dynamics-online-connect/ - Date: 2010-03-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article There has been a lot of coverage on the blogs of the Online Connect feature in Dynamics GP 2010, now you get coverage from the source at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP in the post: Microsoft Dynamics Online Connect. --- # Consultant’s Dilemma — Firing Bad Clients - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/consultants-dilemma-firing-bad-clients/ - Date: 2010-03-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mobile guru and long time (non-Dynamics GP) consultant James Kendrick takes a look clients, namely, the good, the bad and the ones you should fire in his new article Consultant’s Dilemma — Firing Bad Clients . James’ article and a WebWorkerDaily article he references provide food for thought for any consultant. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Receivables Scheduled Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-receivables-scheduled-payments/ - Date: 2010-03-22 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Last week we looked at Payables Scheduled Payments and this week we’ll take a look at the other side of the coin, Receivables Scheduled Payments. This feature allows companies to setup payment schedules, with or without interest, for existing receivable transactions. The screen works the same way, a schedule number and description are used to track this receipt schedule. The original document is selected along with the first payment and date. Then the schedule is setup with interest, number of payments, first invoice date and due date. Finally the AR, Receivables offset and Interest income accounts are set. The process credits the original invoice and creates a series of smaller invoices representing the Scheduled Payments. This means that it makes sense for the Receivables offset account to be a contra account off receivables. This will also show then how much of AR has been converted to scheduled payments. Click the Calculate button to calculate the payment and the Amortization button to view the amortization. Posting Scheduled Payments and replacing the original invoice is controlled in Routines and the dates can be controlled so that not all scheduled payments are created at one. The help contains specifics for situations like advanced principal payments and amortizing because of that. --- # DynamicsWorld.co.uk Interview with Mohammad Daoud - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsworld-co-uk-interview-with-mohammad-daoud/ - Date: 2010-03-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Continuing their series of interviews with Dynamics MVP’s, DynamicsWorld.co.uk interviews Mohammad Daoud. --- # Weekly Review: Variable Allocation Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-variable-allocation-accounts/ - Date: 2010-03-18 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We’ve looked at Fixed Allocation accounts but now we’re getting jiggy with Variable Allocations. Variable Allocations split amounts based on some system variable like number of employees, balance in posting account, etc. You set up Variable Allocations in Cards-Financial-Variable Allocations. Account Number and descriptions work like any other account. The two key components are Distributions Accounts and Breakdown Accounts. Distribution Accounts are the accounts where the amounts will end up. Breakdown accounts are used to split up the amounts. Often these are unit accounts holding information like Full Time Equivalents or Square Footage. For example, if I have $1,000 in medical costs to be distributed to 3 departments based on headcount. $1,000 would be posted to the variable allocation account. The account would then would split the $1,000 to the Distribution Accounts based on headcount ratio. You have a choice to use period amounts or account totals of the breakdown accounts for the calculation. This is set in the Variable Allocation setup. If you do allocations based on headcount like we do, Variable Allocation accounts can be a real time saver. Originally Posted by Mark at 10/02/2006 10:19:00 AM --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP: Three Users for a Buck! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-three-users-for-a-buck/ - Date: 2010-03-18 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In a much better deal than anything McDonald’s or Wendy’s has to offer, Microsoft is offering the first three Advanced Management or Business Essentials users for a buck. This offer is for new customers and there are some restrictions. Visit Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP for links to the details. --- # You do not have permission to open this file. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-do-not-have-permission-to-open-this-file/ - Date: 2010-03-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Andy Nifong looks at issues he’s having with the time it takes to copy down dictionaries from a central location. The time lag is causing You do not have permission to open this file errors when trying to open Dynamics GP. --- # CPE for Convergence 2010 Atlanta - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cpe-for-convergence-2010-atlanta/ - Date: 2010-03-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you are still on the fence for attending Convergence 2010 in Atlanta, don’t forget that the conference sessions also count for Continuing Professional Education credits. CPA’s often don’t do a good job of staying on top of this and have to scramble to find credits. At Convergence you can get credits and learn about Dynamics GP. --- # Microsoft Office Word Template Maintenance in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-office-word-template-maintenance-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-03-17 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is back with a daily update looking at maintaining GP 2010’s new Microsoft Office Word Template feature. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Integration of Service with Payroll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-integration-of-service-with-payroll/ - Date: 2010-03-17 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Coming soon with the release of Dynamics GP 2010 is integration of Depot Management from the Field Service module with Dynamics GP Payroll . Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the details. --- # 12 Most Useful Dynamics GP Add Ons - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/12-most-useful-dynamics-gp-add-ons/ - Date: 2010-03-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article DynamicsWorld.co.uk has a new article up looking at the twelve most useful Dynamics GP Add Ons. I contributed my thoughts and a few of them made the list. There is sure to be some disagreement over these. What are your favorites? Leave a comment. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Payables Scheduled Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-payables-scheduled-payments/ - Date: 2010-03-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article A relatively new feature in Dynamics GP is the option to take a payables transaction and split it into multiple payments. This is great for things like loans or leases. The entire transaction can be entered into payables and then paid in installments while accounting for interest. To set this up, click Purchasing in the Navigation List on the left and pick Scheduled Payments. Use the lookup button to select an existing payables transaction to schedule. Most of the rest of the screen is straightforward with the schedule date, total to pay over time, simple or compound interest, an interest rate and invoice dates. The Calculate button at the bottom will calculate the new payment. The amortization button shows the amortization scheduled. Then there are three accounts at the bottom. Essentially the accounting for this removes the amounts from payables and puts them in another liability account. Processing the scheduled payment move the liability back into payables and applies the interest expense. The accounts (in order) should be your normal payables account, a different liability account since these are no longer immediately payable and an interest expense account. Click Post to create the schedule. Use  Post Scheduled Payments in Purchasing | Routines to process scheduled payments. --- # ERP Implementation Strategies Poll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/erp-implementation-strategies-poll/ - Date: 2010-03-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Manufacturing Blog has a new poll up looking at ERP implementation strategies. There is a great look at the typical implementation options in the accompanying article. Go take the poll, it’s four whole questions. --- # Weekly Review: Change Your Role on the Home Page - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-change-your-role-on-the-home-page/ - Date: 2010-03-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article In Dynamics GP 9.0 and higher, when you first login, you are prompted for a role to preset the reports and info on your homepage. But roles change over time, people get promoted (hopefully!), responsibilities change or maybe you just picked the wrong role! You can change your role by picking Customize This Page in the upper right of the home page. Then pick Change Role in the lower right. Select a new role and your off. You will lose custom settings on your homepage and GP will warn you about this when you pick Change Role. If you don’t want to do this, click cancel. Originally Posted by Mark at 9/27/2006 03:40:00 PM --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copy an Integration with a New Source - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copy-an-integration-with-a-new-source/ - Date: 2010-03-08 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When working in Integration Manager, it’s not uncommon to need a copy of an integration with differences in the source file. Maybe the source records need to be filtered one way for Company A and another way for Company B but they share a source like a CRM package. Most people’s first step is to try Save As in in IM. Save as makes  copy of the integration but use the same source. Changes to the source file in the copied integration affect the original as well since they are sharing a source. Removing the source and adding in a different one removes all the destination mapping so users might as well start from scratch. The way to copy an integration and adjust the source is with the Export feature. 1. In IM, select Tools->Options and note the location of the default IM database 2. Close the window and click File-Export Integration 3. Select the integration and click Export 4. The export will ask for a file, enter or navigate to the IM.mdb file where the original integration is housed. 5. When prompted, name the new Integration and provide new names for each source. 6. When this is finished, make changes to the sources without worrying about affecting other integrations --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Microsoft Office Word Templates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-microsoft-office-word-templates/ - Date: 2010-03-08 - Topics: Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has a look at the Microsoft Office Word Templates for documents like P.O.’s and Invoice in GP 2010. --- # Tips on Discontinued Items - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tips-on-discontinued-items/ - Date: 2010-03-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mohammad. Daoud: has tips on working with Discontinued Items in Dynamics GP. --- # Auto grant access to users on newly added Analytical Accounting Codes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/auto-grant-access-to-users-on-newly-added-analytical-accounting-codes/ - Date: 2010-03-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud points us to a macro generator to Auto grant access to users on newly added Analytical Accounting Codes. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Excel Report Builder Report Publishing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-excel-report-builder-report-publishing/ - Date: 2010-03-05 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP lets us know that anyone can publish Excel reports if they have the right database role in Dynamics GP 2010. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Excel Report Totals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-excel-report-totals/ - Date: 2010-03-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Excel Report Totals is next new feature in the spotlight at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Sneak Peek - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-sneak-peek/ - Date: 2010-03-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article I.B.I.S. is providing a pre-launch Sneak Peek seminar for companies who want an early look at Dynamics GP 2010 before it’s May launch date. These are in person seminars in Charlotte and Atlanta on March 18 and March 25 respectively. You can find all the details on the registration page. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Preventative Maintenance Generation for Contracted Equipment only - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-preventative-maintenance-generation-for-contracted-equipment-only/ - Date: 2010-03-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Continuing their look at new Dynamics GP 2010 features, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at the ability to control preventative maintenance and ensure that field maintenance is only done on equipment covered by a maintenance contract. --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Cash Receipts Batch Entry - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-cash-receipts-batch-entry/ - Date: 2010-03-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh takes a look at the new Cash Receipts Batch Entry feature in the Dynamics GP 2010 beta, up now at DynamicsCare. --- # Leveraging Navigation Lists in GP v10.0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/leveraging-navigation-lists-in-gp-v10-0/ - Date: 2010-03-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article My transition from Dynamics GP customer back into the GP partner world with Tribridge occurred just after Dynamics GP v10.0 emerged on the scene in the summer of 2007, and since my previous employer was running GP v9.0 and not upgrading anytime soon, I had a lot of catching up to do in order to get up to speed on all things new. In the process of doing so, I found the new Navigation Lists within Dynamics GP v10. My initial thoughts centered on how they could possibly co-exist with SmartList, the reputable and trustworthy query tool most everyone already utilized. Three years later while at [GPUG](https://www.gpug.com/) Summit 2009 just outside Chicago, I stumbled across more users than expected that had either never used the no-longer-new Navigation Lists or hadn’t even heard of them! I had time during presentations or in discussion groups at the Summit to elaborate a little about what I liked/disliked about them, but still believe the pros far outweigh the cons here and more time and energy is certainly warranted for this area of Dynamics GP v10…so here goes. SmartList isn’t headed to an early grave by any means, but Navigation Lists in Dynamics GP v10 are useful, easy to learn, and even have their own, third party-friendly Builder available. They’re not perfect yet, but my thought process has always been that if a positive spotlight was placed on them and more GP users knew about the power they possess, Microsoft (and others) would continue to build upon them and make Navigation Lists in Dynamics GP even better in the future. Here are a couple of functions I admire most that SmartList simply cannot compete with: 1) As long as SmartList (introduced originally as ‘Explorer’) has been in the box, the ‘Search’ button has never offered more than four data filters per query. Most of the time this is sufficient, but anyone who has used SmartList before has encountered a time when a fifth or even sixth filter would have been handy. With Navigation Lists, if you require more than four filters, you can have more than four, which means filtering in Excel doesn’t have to be your primary fall-back plan. An example of six data field filters against the ‘Customers’ primary list and saved as my own, modified list is shown: ![](/img/blogger/76b355c1446c59be.jpg) 2) SmartList queries can be shared with other GP users across all companies, within a specific company, or within a specific User Class if the author so chooses, but that opens the door to potentially uninvited edits, which are never fun to discover. Navigation List queries don’t have this issue, however, allowing for authors to not only decide which GP users can see their creation but also determine which of these users can write to a saved Navigation List and which ones can simply read. ![](/img/blogger/3d0704b64c807979.jpg) a) A Navigation List can be ‘Private’ (author only) or ‘Public’ (shared) within the ‘Sharing Details’ window b) If Public, Users can be added – ‘***bmcadam***’ and ‘***sa***’ have permission to make edits as the ‘Write’ box adjacent to their respective User ID is checked, but ‘***malstott***’ and ‘***dbrooks***’ only have read permissions as the ‘Write’ box adjacent to their respective User ID is **not** checked c) The ‘Everyone’ option is always available for Public list distribution d) If Public, Roles can be added, too – users tied to the ‘Accounts Payable’ Role only have read permissions as the ‘Write’ box is **not** checked. Roles, a hard-coded, validated list within Dynamics GP v10, are not user-defined as User Class IDs are and have been over the years, thus they’re easier for all to manage These functions, additional search filters and more robust sharing capabilities, are just a couple of items within Dynamics GP v10 Navigation Lists that make them worthwhile to learn more about and utilize. While I’m optimistic that more improvements can and will be made in this area, I’m still somewhat perplexed with the number of users I’ve encountered that haven’t discovered the power and simplicity of this superb functionality. Perhaps pieces like this, accompanied by some enthusiastic knowledge sharing, will help get the word out to users while also informing Microsoft that new, exciting functionality is always welcome, not to mention highly encouraged! *Bob McAdam is a Manager at [Tribridge](http://www.tribridge.com/) in Tampa, spending the majority of his time working in the GP delivery area with existing customers. He is also an active contributor to the Dynamics GP User Group (GPUG). Bob has been fortunate enough to be involved with Dynamics GP as both partner and customer since 1998. One sincere ‘hat tip’ goes out to friend & former colleague Mark Polino for all his blogging encouragement.* --- # Dynamics GP 2010: Kit Item Support in Field Service - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-kit-item-support-in-field-service/ - Date: 2010-03-01 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP takes a look at Kit item support in Field Service, new in GP 2010. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 (Payables Management) Select Payables Checks Window - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-payables-management-select-payables-checks-window/ - Date: 2010-02-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh is back looking at important changes to the Select Checks window in Dynamics GP 2010. It’s nice to see that a mature module like Payables is still being improved. --- # GP 2010 Feature: Billing Frequency Options on Contracts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-feature-billing-frequency-options-on-contracts/ - Date: 2010-02-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP’s newest Feature of the Day for GP 2010 covers improvements to the Billing Frequency Options on Contracts in the Field Service module. --- # Sage Developers: we suck…official. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sage-developers-we-suck-official/ - Date: 2010-02-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In an unusually candid admission Sage developers admitted that at least one of their features pretty much sucks. Dennis Howlett has the specifics at AccManPro. --- # Weekly Review: Fixed Allocation Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-fixed-allocation-accounts/ - Date: 2010-02-25 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Allocation accounts have been in Dynamics for a long time but a lot of people still don’t use them. Today we’ll look at the simplest version, fixed allocation accounts. With fixed allocation accounts you apportion costs based on a fixed percentage. Allocation accounts always have a zero balance. Transactions posted to an allocation account get their amounts split to the underlying accounts based on the percentages setup and nothing actually posts to the allocation account itself. For example, if you have a sales office attached to headquarters. You could apportion say, 10% of the HQ facility costs to the sales office since they don’t have separate rent, utilities, etc. Posting to the allocation account will automatically split the amounts 90/10 between a Headquarters account and a Sales Department account. We use a different numbering scheme for allocation accounts to be able to easily identify them. To setup a Fixed Allocation, go to Cards-Financial-Fixed Allocation, then: - Enter an Account Number and Description - Enter successive distribution accounts and their percentages The distribution percentages must add up to 100%. That’s the minimum you need to do to setup a Fixed Allocation account. When entering transaction, you will see the allocation account on a batch edit list. However, if you check “Break Down Allocation” at the batch level, edit lists will show the actual account breakdowns and totals that will post. Originally Posted by Mark at 9/12/2006 05:06:00 PM --- # Negative Cash Receipts in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/negative-cash-receipts-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-02-25 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh has a look at the new Negative Cash Receipts feature coming in Dynamics GP 2010 up now at DynamicsCare. --- # Excel Pivot Table Builder in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-pivot-table-builder-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-02-25 - Topics: Excel & Office, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article One of my favorite Excel features, Pivot Tables, gets some love in the upcoming Dynamics GP 2010 release. The Excel Report Builder product will now be able to output Pivot Tables in addition to list style reports. Details at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP. --- # Kits in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/kits-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-02-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The new JMC Solutions blog takes a look at the good and the bad of working with Kits in Dynamics GP. (That’s kits, not kilts or kites) Apparently there is no ugly when working with Kits so that’s good new. --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Feature: Drill Down Builder - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-feature-drill-down-builder/ - Date: 2010-02-24 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Up now at Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is a look at the new Drill Down Builder coming in GP 2010. Think of this feature as Smartlist GoTo’s but in Excel Report Builder. --- # Decisions 2010 Virtual Conference and Tradeshow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/decisions-2010-virtual-conference-and-tradeshow/ - Date: 2010-02-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The link is up now for the Decisions Spring 2010 Virtual Conference and Tradeshow presented by MSDynamicsWorld. The conference is scheduled for May 19 & 20 and is great way to reinforce things learned at Convergence. This is going to be a great event covering all of the Dynamics products. I’m speaking at the event and even better the whole conference is free. Register now! --- # Dynamics GP 2010 Connect Feature - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-2010-connect-feature/ - Date: 2010-02-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh beat me to a look at the Connect feature coming in Dynamics GP 2010. She has plenty of screen shots and covers everything I was looking at. --- # Manufacturing One Item in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/manufacturing-one-item-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-02-23 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article In their latest post, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP looks at manufacturing a single item in Dynamics GP 2010. --- # GP 2010 Feature: Custom EFT Template - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-feature-custom-eft-template/ - Date: 2010-02-22 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Amy Walsh of DynamicsCare takes a look at creating a custom EFT Template, a new feature, in Dynamics GP 2010. [Update: Corrected attribution. Sorry about that Amy] --- # GP 2010 Beta VPC…Playtime! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-beta-vpcplaytime/ - Date: 2010-02-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article For partners, the “core” 32 bit build of the Dynamics GP 2010 beta is now available as a Virtual PC build. This will let partners play with GP 2010 without going through the trouble of an install. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the details. This core build doesn’t have everything, no communication server bits for example. A bigger, hyper-v based build is coming but for now, this is a great place to start. --- # Rapid Migration Tool in GP 2010 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rapid-migration-tool-in-gp-2010/ - Date: 2010-02-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP also has a look at updates to the Rapid Migration Tool in GP 2010. --- # GP 2010 Login - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-login/ - Date: 2010-02-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article Up at DynamicsCare now Amy Walsh gets a look at the GP 2010 beta and shows off the new login screen. --- # It’s an XBRL World - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-an-xbrl-world/ - Date: 2010-02-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article CPA Success has a broad look at the state of financial markup language XBRL. --- # GP 2010: Project Accounting SSRS Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-2010-project-accounting-ssrs-reports/ - Date: 2010-02-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article A new feature coming in GP 2010 is SSRS Reports for Project Accounting! Finally! Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP has the scoop. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Picking Instructions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-picking-instructions/ - Date: 2010-02-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article When using Advanced Picking in Dynamics GP, users have the option to assign picking instructions to customers, addresses and items. For example, if some items require a  forklift for picking, that instruction could be setup as a picking instruction and then assigned to a specific set of items. These picking instructions will print on any sales docs used for picking as long as Print Picking Instructions was checked. There are three key parts to picking instructions: 1) Setting up the instruction. This is set in Purchasing|Cards|Picking Instructions 2) Assign the instructions to Customers, Items, etc. from Purchasing|Cards|Process Instructions 3) Make sure that Print Picking Instructions is selected when printing picking tickets. Picking Instructions provide a great option for improving picking by increasing picking efficiency. --- # Weekly Review: Long Account Number Pitfalls - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-long-account-number-pitfalls/ - Date: 2010-02-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I’ve gotten questions from people over the years about long account numbers/lots of segments, so I thought I would put together a short list of the pitfalls of very large account numbers. The longest GL account number I’ve worked with in GP is 27 digits, 8 segments. This is different from the account framework which may be large to accomodate changes but most companies have a much smaller chart of accounts. When you have an account number of that size, some of the pitfalls in GP are: 1) You have to activate horizontal scroll bars in User Preferences and you end up scrolling left an right to see the entire account. 2) Many of GP’s default reports aren’t setup for accounts of that size and you’ll need to modify posting reports for all modules and GL related reports. 3) You’ll do a lot of resizing in Smartlists just to fit what you want on the screen. 4) You shouldn’t see too many performance issues in GP but you may see serious slowdowns in FRx. This is especially true when using trees or reports with heavy account detail. Enterprise Reporting deals with large accounts and large datasets better, but the features are not identical between the two products. 5) Users will do a lot more searching on segments other than account number. Make sure you’ve got the other segments setup to be searchable in the account framework. Originally Posted by Mark at [8/28/2006 09:51:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/08/weekly-dynamic-long-account-number.html "permanent link") --- # Weekly Review: P.O. Approvals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-p-o-approvals/ - Date: 2010-02-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Using PO Approvals in Dynamics GP allows you to control PO approvals within the system. This isn’t as sophisticated as some of the requisition options but it works well in many environments. There can also be some alternate uses. PO Approvals lets you set a limit and basic heirarchy for PO approval. First though, you have to activate it. Go to Tools-Setup-Purchasing-Purchase Order Enhancements and check the Activate Approvals box. Then continue the setup with the Approvals Setup button. Here you select a user and give them an approval amount. Anything from 0 (no approval) to unlimited approval. You can also select who they report to and whether approval is only for their users or anyone. It’s pretty straightforward from that standpoint. We have a separate approval process for PO’s where I work but we use PO approvals in GP as a speed bump. Amounts over a certain dollar limit require approval by the Controller or the CFO. We rarely decline these items but It’s extremely helpful from a cash flow standpoint to see that a large PO is about to be issued. It lets us dig deeper into the transaction to ensure that we’re not rushing shipping on items that won’t be used immediately and that we’re following good ordering practices. This way, we get to have that conversation BEFORE the PO actually goes out.  It has led to reworking the PO or the timing of the request improving both our cash flow and our understanding of the business. Originally Posted by Mark at [8/22/2006 01:59:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/08/weekly-dynamic-po-approvals.html "permanent link") [Balance your books to the penny in Dynamics GP with The Closer](http://reporting-central.com/) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Printing a Smartlist - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-printing-a-smartlist/ - Date: 2010-01-25 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Sometimes you’ve created a Smartlist and you just want to print it out. Maybe the auditors need it. Maybe your boss, coworker or the filing cabinet behind your desk needs a copy. But when you click the print icon the output is pretty ugly. Typically, too many items are forced to the next line making the printout overly long and complex or some items are squished and don’t print out right. How do you fix a Smartlist printout? This is so easy it’s scary. Smarlist follows the width of the columns on the screen. It’s not perfect, but it’s close. If a column is only partially visible on the screen, it will typically be partially visible on the printout. If a column has a huge space after the date it can cause the next column to move down to the next line. Fortunately these reports can be printed to screen first to ensure that things will look the way you want. This Smartlist: [![](/img/blogger/42b5375e0fc16d5e.jpg)](/img/blogger/5bcedf088a41ae0b.jpg) Produces this report: [![](/img/blogger/84395247d760859f.jpg)](/img/blogger/7416ceefd85cebc2.jpg) Notice that the huge space after the account number forces items to the next line and Account Description is cut off. --- [Get free Dynamics Case Studies, White Papers and Tips at MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/page/dynamics-gp-resource-center) --- --- # Weekly Review: Auto Complete - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-auto-complete/ - Date: 2010-01-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article One of the newer GP features is Auto Complete. Like many other MS apps, when you start to type, you get a suggestion of possible words to fill in without having to type the whole word. But what if you mistype a word, is it there forever? Are you stuck with the word Flugelthorpe, even though you sold that division last year? You actually have a fair amount of control over Auto Complete. The settings are found in Tools-Setup-User Preferences-Auto Complete. Here you have the power to turn Auto Complete on and off. You can set unused entries to be removed after so many days. You can limit the total number of auto entry words stored per field and you can remove all the auto entries and start over. As for deleting an entry you don’t want, when you start typing in a field, the auto entries for that field pop up. Simply find an entry you want to get rid and right click with the mouse. Pick “Remove from list” and that entry is gone. ![](/img/blogger/56943294996d314c.png) Originally Posted by Mark at [8/02/2006 01:00:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/08/weekly-dynamic-auto-complete.html "permanent link") --- # Weekly Review: Rolling Down Services Packs in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-rolling-down-services-packs-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2010-01-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9.0 introduced a new installation process and along with that, the ability to push installations out to the clients. There are a number of shortcomings with this version but I know that most of those have been loudly expressed to the GP team. Most notably, most if not all 3rd parties can’t currently be updated via this methods. This means you still end up touching every client for third party installs and 3rd party updates or service packs. Having said that though, the push parts that work, work pretty well. Given all that, I’m going to keep this topic pretty narrow and just look at rolling down service packs and hot fixes via Client Updates. Before you start, the applicable update needs to be downloaded from CustomerSource and placed on a shared drive accessible to all the users. We’ll start with Tools-Setup-System-Client updates. - Start by giving the update a name, like Service Pack 1. - Check the box to Update Clients at Next Use. This turns a particular update on or off. You can have multiple active updates like a hot fix and a service pack. However, you’ll want to turn off an update if a new, comprehensive update is going to be used. (Turn off SP1, when SP2 is available) - Lookup and select the location where you stored the update. Again, this needs to be on a shared drive accessible to the users. Now, when a user logs on, GP will check to see if the update is installed. If not, it informs the user and gives them the option to apply the update. When they say yes, the update installs. You’ll still want to warn your users with an email, especially since some of these updates are quite large. You’ll also want to manage this a little bit. Nothing like accouting coming to a screeching halt during month end because everyone is updating GP at once. We used this to push out SP1 as part of our upgrade to 9.0 and it really worked well. Very seamless for the service pack. Of course, we still had third parties to add on but hey, nothing is perfect. Speaking of not perfect, Blogger is not letting me add a screen shot so I’ll try to add it later. Originally Posted by Mark at [7/26/2006 10:38:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/07/weekly-dynamic-rolling-down-service.html "permanent link") --- # Weekly Review: Dynamics GP Map Functionality - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-dynamics-gp-map-functionality/ - Date: 2009-12-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A feature that we often forget about is map functionality in Dynamics GP and later versions of Great Plains. (8.0 for sure, 7.5? I can’t remember) On a variety of forms you’ll see a small yellow and green push pin icon next to an address ID. Clicking this takes you to Windows Live local maps powered by Virtual Earth. In most cases you get a map, and ariel view and often the ability to see the location just above street level. It’s one thing to give your delivery guys a map. It’s a whole new twist when you can give them ariel photos with landmarks around their destination! ![](/img/blogger/f6f57e3f871053d6.png) --- # Weekly Review: Custom Links - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-custom-links/ - Date: 2009-12-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Custom Links were first available in v8 for GP and continue on in v9. A custom link let you associate a link with an item in GP. For example, you can associate a bank website with a checking account. Then, when you click on the hyperlink to the account, you get a choice to go to the external link or the account in GP. Custom links are setup in Tools-Setup-Company-Custom Link. - Click New to add a link - Select the item to add a link to. For demo purposes, pick checkbooks - Give the link a description like “Website” - Pick an associated item, in this case a bank account - Enter the link. You don’t have to enter Http://. You can just enter the address like www. dynamicaccounting.net. Now if you go into Bank Transaction Entry, start a transaction, pick the bank account from above and select the blue hyperlinked checkbook, you’ll get a dropdown dialogue showing your custom link. ![](/img/blogger/429138af0d0fc2ac.jpg) This works well for things like bank websites, currency sites, vendor sites, etc. It’s more universal than a shortcut and easier to make available to everyone. *Originally Posted by Mark [7/06/2006 10:37:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/07/weekly-dynamiccustom-links.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Tasks on the Home Page - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-tasks-on-the-home-page/ - Date: 2009-12-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article While Dynamics GP tasks won’t replace Outlook any time soon, there are some nice task features in GP. Clicking “New Task” on the home page will open the task list. You have to click “New Task” again to actually create a new task. Adding task info, assigning it to a user and adding a status are all pretty straight forward but now you can actually add a link as well. Clicking the Link dropdown button gives you a choice of a GP link, a web page or an external link. Make your selection and add the link. Selecting a GP link gives you a selection box like the one for toolbars and picking an external link provides a browse button. The ability to take you directly to where the task needs to be done is a big improvement. This is definitely useful for that budget spreadsheet, the exchange rate website and as a direct link to a GP maintenance routine. That’s just a few examples of how tasks can be useful. Now you can remind yourself to run checklinks and provide a link right to the menu! ![](/img/blogger/46f1f4cbe23fa080.jpg) *Originally Posted by Mark [6/20/2006 05:16:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/06/weekly-dynamic-tasks-in-v9-homepage.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Scheduling Backups in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-scheduling-backups-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-11-12 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9 and 10 allow you to schedule backups from within the application. You’ll need to be logged in to GP as an administrator and you’ll need to be on the server. Go to File-Backup. Enter the system password if you’ve set one. The backup window opens, pick Schedule. 1. Name the backup schedule 2. Pick the database to backup or backup the system databases 3. Enter the backup path (this must be a path on the local server) 4. Select the days to backup and the time. The time is entered is in a 24 hour format 5. Pick how often to delete old backups 6. Click Save. –SQL Agent MUST be running when you click save– This process creates a job in the SQL agent with the information entered. You can modify the job through the GP interface or via SQL to set more advanced options (like notifications). No, I don’t expect DBA’s to be using this, they’ll create their own SQL Jobs, but if you don’t have a dedicated DBA, this is a good start. You’ll still need to move the backups off the server for real protection but that’s easier with today’s portable hard drives. There’s no excuse for not backing up your Dynamics GP installation now. ![](/img/blogger/e83aa86318c02322.jpg) --- # Weekly Review: Fixed Asset/GL Best Practices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-fixed-assetgl-best-practices/ - Date: 2009-11-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article If you use GP Fixed Assets, you know that if you run all your Fixed Asset processes (Add, Retire, Depreciate, etc.) together and then run the GL Posting routine, you get one big journal entry with all of your transactions. This makes is very difficult to find and correct any errors. The easiest way around this is to separate asset changes from depreciation. Make all of your asset additions, retirements and changes, then run the GL Posting routine (Tools-Routines-Fixed Assets-GL Posting) before you run depreciation for the period. This will give you a much cleaner GL transaction making it easy to ensure that the your GL clearing account is properly cleared. After that, run depreciation and do a separate GL Posting for depreciation. When processing your GL Posting routine, set the periods from the beginning of the year to the current period. This way if something didn’t post properly in a prior period it will come out for cleanup. For example, if someone added a fixed asset before you closed the month but after you ran your GL Posting interface, it’s still sitting in the prior month. Running the GL Interface for only this period, won’t cause this transaction to post. But if you run the GL interface from the beginning of the year, it will at least make it into this month’s transactions. Using this technique will get you good, clean FA to GL transactions every month. *Posted by Mark [5/09/2006 02:24:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/05/weekly-dynamicfixed-assetgl-best.html "permanent link")* --- # Standard Cost Rollup and Revalue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/standard-cost-rollup-and-revalue/ - Date: 2009-11-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Frank Hamelly’s latest tip revolves around getting material cost to rollup into a Manufacturing Bill of Materials. Frank’s tips are always worth a look. Update: Fixed link --- # Weekly Review: Cut a Check Without Adding the Vendor - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-cut-a-check-without-adding-the-vendor/ - Date: 2009-10-29 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9.0 and 10 include functionality to let you cut a check on the fly, without adding the vendor. Don’t look for this functionality under Purchasing though, it’s actually part of the Banking module and it’s found in Transactions-Financial-Miscellaneous Check. The screen is very easy to use, almost Quickbooky (if that’s a word). Simply pick your checkbook, fill out a standard check, with available address lines, and set your distribution accounts. There’s a big PRINT CHECK button in the upper left and a POST button next to it. There doesn’t appear to be any controls on this window beyond normal security features but there’s no batch, batch approval or secondary approval. This is normal for banking windows in Dynamics GP but it would be nice if they would add batches to provide some consistency. There don’t appear to be any setup windows or settinss related to this feature and the only way to turn it off is to deny access via security. These transactions are treated like any other bank transaction. They are voided via Bank Transactions, not via Historical Purchasing Transactions. Drill down to the transaction level is available from Bank Rec and the Checkbook register. You can only reprint prior to posting. There isn’t any way to turn this into a regular payables transaction except to void it and start over via AP. So make sure you really don’t want to add that vendor! This is a nice little addition for certain circumstances and businesses and it’s very easy to use. However, expect your auditors to want to look through these transactions and the security around this window. ![](/img/blogger/e7c3eb9c54fbf106.jpg) *Originally Posted by Mark [4/30/2006 09:20:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/04/weekly-dynamic-cut-checks-without.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Putting the Fix in Fixed Assets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-putting-the-fix-in-fixed-assets/ - Date: 2009-10-22 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Fixed sporting events are bad. Fixed transmissions are good. Fixed Assets are …well… in between. Today I want to look at some potential issues in the Fixed Asset module and what you can do about it. I’m using version 8 but these items should apply backwards and forward for several versions. There haven’t been that many chages to FA. So here we go: - **The Fixed Asset module has it’s own calendar in Tools-Setup-Fixed Assets-Quarter.** You may think that this is no big deal, it’s used for the mid-quater convention, yada yada. BUT if your Fixed Asset calendar is different from your financial calendar, you can have a mess! What can happen is that if you run depreciation only for the current period, because the financial and FA periods don’t match, part of your depreciation may not flow to the GL! Oops. So if you’re on a fiscal calendar, double check your FA calendar too. Go on. Do it now we’ll wait. - **You think you have a problem with a Fixed Asset and the GL. Where do you look?** The Inquiry-Fixed Asset-Financial Detail windows is your best friend. The batch number in this window shows the GL interface batch. If you have gaps, the data didn’t go to the GL. (Of course, since you do account account recons you found and fixed this via a JE at month end. Didn’t you?) ![](/img/blogger/ce012ae2d961e773.png) - **Partial Retirments** Just so you understand what a partial retirement transactions does, here’s the scoop. Let’s say I have asset 100-1 and it contains Ferraris with a quantity of 5 (it was a special bulk price). When you total one of my Ferraris, I have to partially retire the asset since it has a quantity greater than one and you only totalled one of my Ferraris. When the partial retirement is done, GP creates a second asset behind the scenes to hold the retired portion. In this case asset 100-2 would be created and it would contain 1 retired Ferrari. Asset 100-1 has it’s quantity and cost reduced by the amount of the retired portion and it remains the active asset. When you look in the Retirements window, you see asset 100-1 with the partially retired flag set, but all you see is the active portion when you drill down on the asset id. To find out info about the retired portion, you have to go find the correct suffix for that asset and drill down on it via the regular FA inquiry window. More importantly, you totalled one of my Ferraris! *Originally Posted by Mark [4/26/2006 12:31:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/04/weekly-dynamic-putting-fix-in-fixed.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copy Headings and Data from SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copy-headings-and-data-from-sql/ - Date: 2009-10-19 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Doing data validation, database compares and other queries in SQL Server is a pretty common occurrence when working with Dynamics GP, especially during implementation. Often this involves running a SQL query in Management Studio and pasting the results into a spreadsheet or document. Many people don’t know that a feature in Management Studio is the ability to copy the headings as well as the results with copy and paste. This is not just a new feature in SQL 2008 but it works in SQL 2005, the feature is just not on by default. To turn it on, select Tools-Options in SQL Server Management Studio. Expand Query Results with the +. Expand SQL Server. Select Results to Grid and check the box “Include Column headers when copying or saving the results.” Click Ok. [![](/img/blogger/733835e41bbb0a4c.jpg)](/img/blogger/c0472f61964947b5.jpg) I felt dumb when I found this the first time but I feel brilliant every time I show it to someone else! --- # Weekly Review: Edit Check Batch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-edit-check-batch/ - Date: 2009-10-15 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics GP Version 9 introduced a new AP screen but a lot of users still don’t know it’s there so this week’s review highlights the Edit Check Batch functionality. Selecting Edit Check Batch lets you create a new check batch or modify an existing one but the screen view is much closer to Quickbooks or Peachtree. You simply check vendors you want to pay and then you select or deselect invoices with a simple check box. This is really easy and should reduce the AP learning curve for new employees. ![](/img/blogger/8927c22de02e215b.jpg) As a bonus, you can even change which columns are displayed ,to show additional information, using the COLUMNS controls in the corners. This really provides nice control over the information you see when processing checks. It’s nice to see the Dynamics GP group putting some effort into improving core functions like AP, not just adding bells and whistles. *Originally Posted by Mark [4/11/2006 09:38:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/04/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-9-payables_11.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Inventory Adjustment Totals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-inventory-adjustment-totals/ - Date: 2009-10-08 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When making an inventory adjustment, GP doesn’t tell you what the total dollar value of the adjustment is and negative adjustments are shown as $0. Yeah, it’s pretty frustrating. I understand why, but that doesn’t make it better. When doing a full inventory count, it’s really a pain. Here’s the why: GP maintains the inventory layers (what the cost of an individual product was) even when your costing method does not require it. This is what allows you to switch between different inventory methods. So, if you use Average Cost, which doesn’t have layers, and want to move to FIFO, which does, the data is there and you can make the change. A simple example, I buy 2 of the same thing, one for a $1, one for $3. The average is $2. With average cost, I sell one, and $2 leaves inventory, $2 is left. Same scenario with FIFO, I sell one, the first one is sold for a $1 and $3 is left in inventory. Why do you care? Because when you have a negative inventory adjustment, GP shows zero because the adjustment could span multiple layers and it can’t give you a single unit cost. There may be multiple unit costs. Increase adjustments show the cost because GP assumes that you’re increasing it based on what the last cost was. If not, GP assumes you’re smart enough to change it. GP doesn’t assume that you’ll get the layer cost data right on a decrease adjustment. The frustration is that after counting inventory, you can’t tell if you have a $2,000 adjustment or a $200,000 adjustment until it gets to the GL. That difference might be a simple unit of measure problem, a bad count, or your career headed down the toilet. You might want to know that before it hits the GL. Sorry for the long explanation but explaining this has helped me calm down a few CFO’s. Here’s my workaround. 1) Enter the Inventory adjustment transaction. 2) Create a smartlist that only shows that transaction. 3) Make sure to include quantity, u of m, extended cost and current cost. 4) Export to Excel. 5) Add a column showing quantity x current cost and call it EST ADJ. This gives you an estimate of the adjustment based on what the item costs today. It’s not perfect, but normally I’m looking for a numbers around a materiality threshold and this will typically get you materially close. 6) Total the EST ADJ column You now have your estimated adjustement total and you can also sort by the EST ADJ column to find the highest cost variances for additional investigation. This will help you find that bad count or whacky U of M before you call a headhunter. Originally Posted by Mark on 3/22/06 --- # Weekly Review: Daily Bank Reconciliations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-daily-bank-reconciliations/ - Date: 2009-10-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In his various accounting best practices books like [Fast Close](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0471708976/sr=8-1/qid=1142608012/ref=sr_1_1?%5Fencoding=UTF8) Stephen Bragg recommends reconciling bank data on a daily basis. This is actually very easy to do with DynamicsGP and Great Plains. This process will shorten your month end close since you don’t have to wait for the bank statement, and it will let you find and fix issues throughout the month, not just at month end. So how do you it? - **Option 1:** Use the Electronic Reconciliation module and get a special file from your bank every day. If you’re a large company dealing with large banks, this is a great option, but it’s not for everyone. - **Option 2:** Use your bank’s website and normal reconciliation. Admit it, you get your bank balance off of your bank’s website now so this is easy, even for little firms with small banks. Here are the steps: 1. Go to your bank’s website, get today’s posted balance and print out the daily transactions back to when you last got your statement. 2. Start a bank reconciliation process in DynamicsGP. 3. Enter today’s posted balance for the bank statement ending balance and use today’s date for the dates. 4. Check off cleared items and balance the statement to a zero difference. 5. When finished, click OK. DON’T CLICK RECONCILE! Clicking OK will save the reconciliations. 6. On the next day, repeat these steps for 1 day’s worth of transactions. 7. At month end, verify the totals with the statement and then click reconcile. The month end bank rec process is now minutes, not hours. There a few potential pitfalls to look out for: 1. There may be a few days at month end where you can’t reconcile into the next month until you have received the final statement. In this case you can either rely on the website as the final reconciling document or have a few days to make up early in the next month. Both options have problems, I’ve seen banks have website issues that cause the statement and website to not match, but this is pretty rare. However, Delaying a few days tends to break the nice daily balancing rythm you develop. There’s no perfect option, pick whichever one fits your business requirements. 2. Make sure you know where you left off from the day before. Often bank websites won’t let you print just one day, you have to print the whole screen which can overlap days. *Originally Posted by Mark [3/17/2006 10:05:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/03/weekly-dynamic-best-practice-daily.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Schedule Your Macros - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-schedule-your-macros/ - Date: 2009-09-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article You may have maintenance or reporting macros that you want to run when you’re not logged in. I’m working on a set of prebuild maintenance macros for registered users to be available in the near future. As promised in the Macros weekly feature, to schedule a macro to run: - Start GP, don’t log in. - At the Welcome window hit ALT-F8 to start recording. Name the macro and save it to a location where you can find it. - Log in as you normally would. (The macro will record your password. You may want a separate, maintenance only login for automatic macros) - After you are logged in, leave macro recorder running and either perform all the functions you want scheduled or run another macro that you’ve prebuilt that has all the functions you want. This second options adds increased flexibility. You can separate the scheduling macro from the macro used to perform maintenance. - When done, pick Tools->Macro->Stop Recording. - Almost Done. Open the macro (mac) file in notepad. Remove the # DEXVERSION line. (This removes version specific info from the file and makes it more version generic so you don’t get burned by a service pack) - Add the line: Logging file ‘macro.log’ to the top of macro. (This turns off macro dialog boxes) To fire this macro off you need 3 pieces. The dynamics.exe location, dynamics.set location and the macro location. The line to run your macro from a windows shortcut looks something like this: “C:Program FilesMicrosoft DynamicsGPDynamics.exe” “C:Program FilesMicrosoft DynamicsGPDynamics.set” “C:usersmpolinoDesktoplogin.mac” Quotes are required. Create a shortcut with these locations and use the windows scheduler to fire off the shortcut. After that your macros will run as scheduled. Any error dialogs are logged in the macro.log file. Now you can run those maintenance macros while you are at the beach! *Originally Posted by Mark [11/18/2005 01:03:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/11/weekly-feature-schedule-your-macros.html "permanent link")* --- # Logging Scripts in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/logging-scripts-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-08-31 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article I keep meaning to post a link to Dan Sionov’s post on Logging scripts in Dynamics GP. Well now, I’ve remembered so here it is! --- # Microsoft Forecaster 7 vs. Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-forecaster-7-vs-excel/ - Date: 2009-08-25 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article My colleague Amy Walsh is back comparing Microsoft Forecaster 7 with Excel for Budgeting in Dynamics GP. If you’re looking for a budgeting solution, make sure that you read this post. --- # Dynamics GP 10 Standard vs. Actual Costing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-standard-vs-actual-costing/ - Date: 2009-08-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Merit Matters is starting a new series of blog posts looking at the differences between standard and actual costing in Dynamics GP. The first post is up at Costing in Dynamics GP 10.0: Standard vs. Actual Costing with more promised. --- # Country Codes in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/country-codes-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-08-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article My colleague, Amy Walsh, has a new post up on the the use of Country Codes in Dynamics GP on the DynamicsCare blog. In the post she takes a look at international standards on company codes and how they can be used within Dynamics GP. --- # Do You Know…Data Mining Add Ins? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-know-data-mining-add-ins/ - Date: 2009-08-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP takes a look at data mining in this weeks edition, specifically the new data mining add ins. These are definitely worth a look. --- # Weekly Review: Setting Up Users Without SA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-setting-up-users-without-sa/ - Date: 2009-08-13 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In v8.0 and higher you can add users to Great Plains without being logged in as SA. Unlike previous versions, there is an option to create Non-SA administrators and get some separation between database and application security. From page 27 of the MBS Planning for Security in Great Plains guide: *2. Assign the specific Great Plains administrator(s) SQL login account to the SysAdmin fixed serverrole using SQL Server Enterprise Manager.* So by assigning and existing GP user to the System Admin role in Enterprise Manager they can add users without being SA. The full document can be found at [https://mbs.microsoft.com/downloads/customer/GreatPlainsSecurity.pdf](https://corp.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/ls/?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=urn%3ambs.microsoft.com&wctx=https%3a%2f%2fmbs.microsoft.com%2f_layouts%2f15%2fAuthenticate.aspx%3fSource%3d%252Fdownloads%252Fcustomer%252FGreatPlainsSecurity%252Epdf) if you’re a customersource member. Is this perfect, no. It requires a SQL security setting and most likely, the help of your resident DBA. Also, the user would still have elevated access to the underlying SQL tables. BUT they wouldn’t have access to non-GP databases on the same server. So the control is at least restricted to within Great Plains, whereas giving SA access, gives System Administrator access to any databases on that server installation. Originally *Posted by Mark [10/17/2005 05:55:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/10/weekly-feature-setup-users-without.html "permanent link")* --- # Weekly Review: Excel-ing with Smartlists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-excel-ing-with-smartlists/ - Date: 2009-08-06 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you’ve used Great Plains for 5 minutes you’ve figured out how to export a Smartlist to Excel. Great feature, simple interface, push the button. But… there is another dimension to Smartlists and Excel that we’re going to explore. With a Smartlist open, pick Extras->Smartlist->Export Solutions to see what I’m talking about. Smartlist allows you to export to the SAME Excel spreadsheet time after time. You can also specify Excel macros to run before and/or after the export for formatting, analysis, etc. Maybe you export data to Excel every month for graphing, analysis, etc. This feature lets you automate the process. So how does it work? 1) First, save your smartlist as a favorite. 2) With a Smartlist open, pick Smartlist->Export Solutions. 3) Give the Smartlist a name, add your Excel file name and your before and/or after macro names. In “Visibility” set who can see this favorite and select Excel for the application. 4) In the tree view at the bottom, select your favorite and check the box 5) Click save. [![](/img/blogger/10776a48c4e6f8fa.jpg)](/img/blogger/c41a82342c926034.jpg) Close the window. Close and Reopen Smartlists. Pick the favorite you just saved and click Excel. You’ll see two choices now, the saved export solution you just created and Quick Export. Quick Export is the normal “send to Excel with a new sheet” functionality you’re used to. If you click your new favorite, your spreadsheet opens, your before macro runs, the data imports and your after macro runs. This great for when you want to send data to same Excel file on a monthly basis. You can use a macro to move to the bottom or create a new tab, import the data, and reset a graph with an after macro. Ideally, you would do a normal export first. Play with your Excel file and macros a couple times to get them where you want, and then setup the export solution. Originally posted 10/6/05 --- # Weekly Review: Account Rollup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-account-rollup/ - Date: 2009-07-23 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I stumbled on this little gem in v 7.5 so I don’t even know what version it was added in to but it definitely still works well in v10. If you need to look at groups of accounts this is the inquiry for you. You can even perform calculations! What is it? Account Rollup is an inquiry that you build which allows you to see different GL accounts rolled up together. Additionally, you can perform calculations on those accounts. We use this for all kinds of things like: - What’s the Fixed Asset total across all divisions? - What’s the commission allocation based on sales? Those kinds of things. Yes FRx will do this, but freqently, I don’t want to launch FRx and run financial statements just to get a breakdown of my FA accounts. So how does this work? In Dynamics GP, select Inquiry->Financial->Account Rollup Enter an Option ID, tab and click yes to add the option. You set the number of columns you want to see up in the right side. If all you want is totals, one column is fine. For calculations, use at least 2 columns. In the center, you set the types of columns, but we’ll come back to that. At the bottom, you add criteria like accounts, departments, divisions, etc. UNLIKE OTHER GP criteria areas, you can multiple independent criteria here. So if you want to see Chicago and New York but not LA. You add Chicago, then add New York. Save and click redisplay. Controls on the right let you see net change or period balance totals. If you want to see what makes up the total number, select a month and click the blue column header. Now, to get really fancy, you can ad calculated columns to a rollup. Simply create or modify (with the button) a rollup. Change the **type** from Actual to Calculated. In the Selection column, click the **blue arrow.** ****Back to my commission comment earlier. Let’s say, I accrue 8.9% of sale as a commission accrual. My first column is my monthly sales. So I’ll pick the only available column in the column box and hit the double arrows (>>) then add the multiply sign (\*) then in the constant box I’ll add .089 and hit the double arrows (>>).**** **You formula now looks something like C1 \* 0.089. Save and refresh and you get a report with sales and the commission allocation for each month.** **This is great for all those estimates you do every month. You can just take the numbers and do a JE.** *Originally Posted by Mark [9/19/2005 02:12:00 PM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/09/weekly-feature-account-rollup.html "permanent link")* --- # Dynamics GP in Arabic? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-in-arabic/ - Date: 2009-07-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Yep, you read that right. Fellow MVP Mohammad Daoud has arranged for the translation of all of the strings and messages in the system into Arabic. It’s not perfect yet but it’s still impressive. It’s worth going to Mohammad’s blog just to see the screen shots. --- # Dynamics GP 10 SP3 VPC Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-sp3-vpc-available/ - Date: 2009-07-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article For partners, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is highlighting the availability of the Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 SP3 Technical Demonstration Toolkit/VPC. This is a revamped VPC to better provided demonstrations of the latest Dynamics GP release. Visit Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP for the whole scoop. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Horizontal Scroll Arrows - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-horizontal-scroll-arrows/ - Date: 2009-07-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This is an old tip but still worth mentioning. For companies with account numbers longer than the entry screen, you can add horizontal scroll arrows to allow users to scroll back and forth to see the whole account number. To turn this on, select User Preferences from the shortcut bar. Check the Horizontal Scroll Arrows box under the Options header. That’s all there is to it. --- # Do You Know…Excel Report Builder? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-know-excel-report-builder/ - Date: 2009-07-20 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article In their latest “Do you know” posting, Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP takes a look at Excel Report Builder. It’s worth a look for you too! --- # Weekly Review: Extreme Makeover JE Edition - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-extreme-makeover-je-edition/ - Date: 2009-07-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Each week I’d like to cover a feature in GP. Some of them are new, others just underutilized. Ideally, I’d like to do this more than weekly but hey, I have a job. ***Extreme Makeover, JE Edition*** In version 8.0 Microsoft introduced Journal Entry corrections and copies. This is feature I’d been asking for for some time. I even came close to writing my own version several times. You now have the ability to undo a journal entry, easily, and with a complete audit trail. In **Transactions->Financial->General, select Correct**. You now have an option to **back out a Journal Entry** or **Back out a JE and create a correcting entry**. You will also need the JE number (you can look it up) and year of the entry you want to correct. What happens behind the scenes when you backout an entry is that GP creates a duplicate, opposite JE with a new JE number to offset the one you want to correct. If all you need to do is undo an entry, simply post your correction and you’re done. If you also select a correcting entry, the first entry created is the backout entry. When you post or save the backout entry, a second entry is created. This second entry is your original entry as a new, unposted JE that you can make changes to. Both the backout and the correction are normal JE’s that can be save to a batch, changed, posted, made reversing, etc. Some obvious uses: - *That batch of month end accruals was accidentally posted in next month.* Simply pull up the JE, do a correction to back it out of next month, and change the date on the correcting entry to the correct month. Post it all an you are in business. - *The 150 line JE keyed incorrectly by an intern.* Hopefully this was reviewed before posting, but if not, use this tool to backout the incorrect entry and make the intern fix the correcting entry (or re-key it, depending on how mad you are ;). A related feature is to **Copy** a JE. Same process, just click copy instead of correct. This is great when you need to create a JE just like the one you did last month! By default, Correction only works for transactions that originated in the General Ledger. However, the administrator can change this behavior. **Tools>Setup>Financial>General Ledger** now has new check boxes to control this functionality. Check “**Voiding/Correcting of Subsidiary Transactions**” and “**Back Out of Inter-company Transactions**” to allow for corrections of transactions originating in a sub-ledger. This a great feature, a critical feature, that the competition has had for a while. Now we’ve got it and I love it. But you have to be on v8.0 or better. This was one of the compelling features that pushed us to upgrade to 8.0. Detailed specifics can be found in GP Help. Happy Fixing! *Posted by Mark [9/12/2005 10:00:00 AM](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/09/weekly-feature-extreme-makeover-je.html "permanent link")* --- # Replacing the GP Homepage With a Logo - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/replacing-the-gp-homepage-with-a-logo/ - Date: 2009-07-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you really, really, really, don’t want the GP Homepage you can of course click customize this page and turn everything off. If that’s not good enough for you, Mohammad Daoud has a new post up with another option that replaces the GP XSL Homepage code with logo you choose. --- # FRx and Emailing Excel Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/frx-and-emailing-excel-reports/ - Date: 2009-07-14 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Liane McIlraith of Rose Business Solutions has a new post up explaining emailing FRx Reports as Excel files. Definitely worth a look. --- # New DynamicAccounting.net Feature, The Weekly Review - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-dynamicaccounting-net-feature-the-weekly-review/ - Date: 2009-07-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article There is a new feature coming to DynamicAccounting.net, the Weekly Review. I’ve covered a number of GP topics over the last several years and many of them are still relevant to most GP users, but they are a little hard to find. Also, Blogger’s search doesn’t seem to always go back as far as I would like. So I’m republishing a tip every Thursday morning under the Weekly Review banner. The new Weekly Dynamic tips will continue to come on Monday mornings to get your day started right with Dynamics GP. --- # Do You Know: Garnishments? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-know-garnishments/ - Date: 2009-07-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP continues it’s Do You Know series this week with a look at Garnishments in GP 10. Do you know Garnishments? Well now you can! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Why Setting Everything to Post Through Doesn’t seem to Work - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-why-setting-everything-to-post-through-doesnt-seem-to-work/ - Date: 2009-07-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article When an administrator sets up posting in Dynamics GP they get to choose whether to post to and/or through the GL. Posting To controls whether a transaction is even sent to the GL. Selecting the Posting To option means that a subledger posting updates the subledger and also sends an unposted transaction to the GL that then needs to be posted again to update the GL. Adding posting through means that the GL portion of the transaction posts to the GL automatically as well. The fun really starts when a firm decides that they want everything to post to and through the GL. The way to set this is via the Dynamics GP menu then Tools->Setup->Posting->Posting, Select a Series (like financial), set Origin to ALL and check both the Post to General Ledger and Post Through General Ledger checkboxes. Click save to make the change stick and then repeat this for each series. That’s easy enough until you return to the window and see that when you select all, the Post Through button is no longer checked. Most responses to this start with “What the…”. Here is what’s going on. In the past, some modules didn’t allow posting through the GL. Setting the origin to ALL would update only the transaction types that would allow posting through. Consequently, the box wasn’t checked since all of the items weren’t really set to post through. Now however, all the trasaction types allow posting through the GL. The fact that the box isn’t checked when users select an origin of ALL is just an annoying leftover. To really check if posting through is set, select an origin of ALL and with the lookup window still open, use the arrow key to arrow down through the various origin types. Each time you select an origin, the window will refresh to show the appropriate settings in the background. [![](/img/blogger/4a1fb55489d98214.jpg)](/img/blogger/546eb175a772e02d.jpg) --- # New White Paper on Extender - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-white-paper-on-extender/ - Date: 2009-07-08 - Topics: Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP points us to a new whitepaper on Extender. I’m afraid that we’re going to have to agree to disagree on Extender. Go ahead and start the hate mail. Extender demos really well. I’ve never seen clients so excited about an add on. It addresses a common pain point, simple modifications. It’s easy to use and good number of partners hate it. Not because it takes away customization revenue, it really doesn’t. An awful lot of clients come back for customizations after butchering their data with Extender so really, partners are getting paid twice. The most common problem is that companies really need something else like Project Accounting or Field Server but don’t want to admit it so they hack together something with Extender only to find out that it doesn’t meet their needs. At one large client “use Extender” has become the running joke for how not solve an issue. They make the joke, not us. What doesn’t come out in the demo: 1) The data doesn’t move between modules. If user add notes or features via an Extender window in a Quote in Sales Order Processing those items don’t transfer forward to an Order or and Invoice and they don’t transfer backward to Back Order or Return. 2) Reporting is a giant pain to get right because of the way Extender stores the data. 3) If you delete an Extender window, it deletes all the underlying data. Yeah, it’s a potential audit problem in addition to a data problem. One of my issues with the whitepaper is the “Try it, it’s easy” mentality. It’s too easy to try it, enter a bunch of a crucial information, decide you’d really like a better design, delete the window, poof! all that data is gone. Insert explative here. I like the idea of Extender but it’s still to easy for users to hurt themselves with it. --- # GPUG Users and Partner Summit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug-users-and-partner-summit/ - Date: 2009-07-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article September is beautiful in Chicago. It’s cool enough to feel fall coming but not freezing yet. And it’s a beautiful time to visit as part of the GPUG Summit. The GPUG Summit moves to the midwest this year, September 14-18 near beautiful Chicago. A new feature this year is a partner only conference at the beginning. Partners need an outlet to share and learn and GPUG is working to provide that outlet with the intent to expand the partner conference next year. The GPUG conference is very affordable and provides a great Dynamics GP learning opportunity. Make sure that you check it out. --- # FastPath Security for Dynamics GP – What it Can and Can’t Do - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fastpath-security-for-dynamics-gp-what-it-can-and-cant-do/ - Date: 2009-07-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I recently completed phase 1 of a large Dynamics GP Project Accounting implementation. One of the complicating factors was that the client chose to introduce a rebuilt security model at the same time. This meant that we had to deal with new functionality and new security issues at the same time. The biggest hurdle was realizing that the SA user’s security had been significantly locked down. The client uses [FastPath’s Configurator](http://www.gofastpath.com/)for security setup, [Configurator AD -SSO](http://www.gofastpath.com/) for Active Directory based sign on and [Audit Trail](http://www.gofastpath.com/) for security audits. There was some confusion about what FastPath’s security does and doesn’t do so I thought that I would clarify some of those points in this blog post. Configurator – FastPath’s Configurator lets companies setup GP security. It provides an interface to setup security outside of Dynamics GP. This means that a security administrator can setup security without needing a GP login. The interface is also a lot nicer than GP’s interface and it support security settings import and export. The key thing to understand is that Configurator sets GP security. Configurator can’t do anything with GP security that can’t be done from inside the interface. So if there is a security problem, it’s still a setting in GP security. It’s  a security setup problem, not a FastPath vs. GP security problem. Configurator AD – SSO – Configurator AD connects GP users to Active Directory allowing an AD security administrator to assign AD users to roles inside of GP. It doesn’t provide options to change the tasks in the roles only to assign users to roles. Configurator AD – SSO also provides options for Active Directory based single sign on for Dynamics GP, which frankly, is just wicked cool when you see it in person. Audit Trail – Audit Trail provides auditing options on GP tables along with audit reporting options. One of the advantages over GP’s Audit Trail module is that FastPath’s Audit Trail application can audit virtually any SQL application, not just Dynamics GP. That provides the option to leverage an Audit Trail investment across the organization. Despite the confusion our phase 1 go live was amazingly painless. The few issues we had were resolved so quickly that I got to go home early. I don’t get to say that very often so a big congrats from me to everyone involved. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Transactional Posting Dates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-transactional-posting-dates/ - Date: 2009-07-06 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We looked at [Batch Posting vs. Transactional Posting](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2009/06/weekly-dynamic-transaction-vs-batch.html) last week. One of the benefits of batch posting is the ability to control the posting date via the batch posting date. This works for most batch types except GL. The ability to change the posting date is important. For example, If an invoice arrives several months late, the invoice should typically be posted in the GL for the current month, even though the invoice date is in the past. This can still be accomplished with transactional posting, the process just isn’t obvious. In any of the transaction, click the blue arrow next to the date field. In our AP invoice example from above, this would be the **Doc. Date** field. The arrow next to a date field typically opens a window with additional date fields allowing a user to fine tune dates including setting a different posting date. The posting date in this window controls the posting date of a transaction not placed in a batch. Unless this date is explicitly changed, it defaults to the document date on the main transaction window. Batch posting allows you to set this posting date once for the batch. If using transactional posting, the date will need to be set on each transaction. [![](/img/blogger/56fe3e47ed1e4a79.jpg)](/img/blogger/a01cb2fd79e4dbaf.jpg) --- # Do You Know…Security? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-know-security/ - Date: 2009-07-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Security is the latest topic on Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP and their weekly Did You Know series. The Dynamics GP blogging team takes on security --- # Weekly Dynamic: Transaction vs. Batch Posting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-transaction-vs-batch-posting/ - Date: 2009-06-29 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics GP provides a an option in most modules to post transactions individually or via a batch of transactions. This is set in Tools->Setup->Posting->Posting and can be controlled differently for different transaction types. The vast majority of consultants I know (including me) recommend posting by batch, but it’s not always clear to user why so here are my reasons. - Batches allow users to save and review transactions prior to posting. - Batches allow printing edit lists to identify errors prior to posting. - Batches can require approval and/or verification. - Batch posting provides better control over the posting date. For transactions, this defaults to the transaction date. It can often be changed with the arrow on the date field but few users figure that out. - Some transactions like Inventory Adjustments require batch posting to really work right. - Batches can provide another reference or grouping point for searching or reporting. - Batches recover better from errors via Batch Recovery than directly posted transactions. This is a personal observation and I don’t care what anyone says. I’ve more hard to fix errors resulting from transaction posting than from batch posting. Something will go wrong so you might as well have the best chance at recovery. This leaves the average users with two simple options. Ignore all the advice and experience of a bunch of GP consultants and pay us ton of money to fix it when something goes wrong or use batch posting. I’m not worried, plenty of folks will choose option 1. [![](/img/blogger/928356523190c006.jpg)](/img/blogger/3d7a861c1de656ec.jpg) --- # Did You Know? Inventory HITB - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/did-you-know-inventory-hitb/ - Date: 2009-06-29 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article This week the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog takes on the Historical Inventory Trial Balance report (HITB) available with GP 10 SP2 or higher. If you inventory make sure to check it out to see how this report can help you. --- # Sharepoint, Dynamics GP and Month End Close - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sharepoint-dynamics-gp-and-month-end-close/ - Date: 2009-06-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Excel & Office - Type: original article Steve Chapman has a great video up of how they used some basic Sharepoint functionality to improve the month end close process. Nice job Steve! --- # Creating New Contracts from SOP in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/creating-new-contracts-from-sop-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-06-25 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Rose Business Solutions has an new video out demonstrating the Sales Order Processing to Field Service Contract functionality. --- # Dynamics GP Window Notes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-window-notes/ - Date: 2009-06-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Alicia Berglund has a new blog post up covering the use of window notes as a reminder or customized help tool. I’ve recommended this plenty of times by have yet to see a company truly embrace it. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Bank Reconcile Grace Period - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-bank-reconcile-grace-period/ - Date: 2009-06-22 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article When you start to process a bank reconciliation, Dynamics GP 10 will ask you if you want to want process the reconciliation with an 8 day grace period. The idea is that even though you selected a a cutoff date, sometimes mis-dated a transaction will have cleared the bank and you’ll need it to properly reconcile, even though the transaction is past the cutoff date. Changing the cut off date to find these items then puts the wrong cut off date on your reconciliation reports so this functionality provides a better way. If you select “No” indicating that you don’t want to use an 8 day grace period, a box opens allowing the user to change the length of the grace period. Unfortunately, there is no setting to change the default 8 day grace period. If you don’t like 8 days as your grace period you’ll have to change it every time. --- # Did you Know? Excel Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/did-you-know-excel-reports/ - Date: 2009-06-22 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Type: original article In the latest weekly “Did you know?” installment from Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP, the team brings you more info about Excel reports and Sharepoint. --- # What’s the Difference? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/whats-the-difference/ - Date: 2009-06-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article What’s the difference between all the Dynamics ERP products? Mohammad Daoud points us to a Linked In discussion on just that topic. --- # What the Heck is Business Intelligence? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/what-the-heck-is-business-intelligence/ - Date: 2009-06-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article What the heck is business intelligence? No, it’s not a made up term from Microsoft, but the Inside the Microsoft Dynamics GP blog tackles this question for those of you who are still confused. --- # Dynamics GP Scalability - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-scalability/ - Date: 2009-06-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a new blog post up with Dynamics GP scalability numbers using testing with a 1,000 concurrent users. Make sure you follow the link to the full scalability white paper. --- # Is Microsoft’s Renaming Killing Dynamics GP? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/is-microsofts-renaming-killing-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-06-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article [Erik Ernst asked the question](http://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/admin/posts/microsoft-is-killing-navision) is Microsoft’s rebranding to Dynamics NAV killing Navision? He provides some Google trends data to support the argument. He also provides comparisons for the other renamed Dynamics produc,s, including Dynamics GP, showing a generally declining search trend for effectively all of the products. I’m not sure how compelling this argument is. In the case of Great Plains, searching for “Great Plains” will provide a lot of hits that aren’t software related. I actually think GP is a pretty good middle ground identifier since it was routinely called that when it was Great Plains. Also, more folks may know that they are Microsoft products and don’t need Google to tell them where to get more information. So what do you think? Read [Erik’s article](http://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/admin/posts/microsoft-is-killing-navision) and tell me if you prefer Dynamics GP or Dynamics Great Plains (’cause the Dynamics part isn’t going away any time soon.) Also, do you think the name change hurts or helps the brand? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Vertical Line in SSRS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-vertical-line-in-ssrs/ - Date: 2009-06-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article We ran into a client requirement that an invoice have a vertical line separating the invoice details from the extended amount column in an SSRS 2005 based invoice for Project Accounting in Dynamics GP 10. The line had to go from the invoice header to the invoice footer that contained the total. It also had to cross page breaks with no spacing breaks at the header or the footer. Sounds pretty easy right? Actually it was a lot harder than you think and despite some really bizarre Google responses, we managed to find the answer ourselves. The core problem was that the line would stop where the data stopped, usually short of the footer. The answer was to create a rectangle (we probably could have used a line but it’s easier to keep a rectangle straight) with only the left border visible. We drew the rectangle from the top of the invoice header to the footer ensuring that the body was long enough that the page area was completely accounted for with all of the report elements. This works until you have more than one page. To solve this, we opened the parameters of the rectangle and checked the “Repeat report item with data region on every page” and selected the only data item in the body, table 1. We then also checked the box to insert page breaks after the rectangle. That did it. The rectangle went to the bottom of every page every time. [![](/img/blogger/c701f1a40c99b68f.jpg)](/img/blogger/e12e6222b4ada036.jpg) Just to give you an idea, some of the respectable Google solutions (meaning they had been marked as accepted or approved in various forums) included using code to count the rows being returned and then using more code to properly end the line based on the row count, packaging the entire body inside of a list box and using it’s boundaries to force a full page and using multiple tables in the body to move the total out of the footer to replicate a footer in the body. So you can see, it wasn’t as easy to figure out as it sounds. Some of our other rejected solutions included pre-printed forms, a sharpie and a ruler and using black paper so no one would know that there wasn’t a line. I’m glad we found a better solution! --- # Did You Know? AA, 1099, Reconciling & Budgets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/did-you-know-aa-1099-reconciling-budgets/ - Date: 2009-06-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP is starting a new Series of Week asking “Did you know?” about several Dynamics GP features and then providing more information. Week 1 is up and covers Analytical Accounting with Smartlist, 1099 enhancements, AP/AR Reconciliations and Multi-Year budgets. Great stuff. Keep up the good work! --- # Crystal Reports in Dynamics GP using VBA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/crystal-reports-in-dynamics-gp-using-vba/ - Date: 2009-06-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Development & Integration - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a new post up where he details his solution for running Crystal Reports in Dynamics GP using VBA. --- # Stop Using the Old Dynamics GP Navigation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/stop-using-the-old-dynamics-gp-navigation/ - Date: 2009-06-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s official, over at Inside Microsoft Dynamics they are asking folks to stop using the old navigation menus. As noted, I generally agree. I still struggle with documentation though. Writing Transactions->Financial-BlahBlahBlah is just so much clearer than explaining the Area Page navigation. But other than that, turn off the toolbar an switch! --- # #63 on Dynamics World 2009 Top 100 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/63-on-dynamics-world-2009-top-100/ - Date: 2009-06-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article A friend sent me a link today. Apparently I’m number 63 on DynamicsWorld’s 100 Most Influential People within Microsoft Dynamics for 2009. Who knew? I can think of a number of more influential people that didn’t make the list but given the definition criteria and the European focus of the site, I understand how some folks were left off. --- # Dynamics GP 10 Service Pack Installation Time Saver - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-service-pack-installation-time-saver/ - Date: 2009-06-11 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Jason Young has a new post up at Rose Business Solutions where he gives some pointers for speeding up service pack installations for Dynamics GP 10. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Backwards Allocation Accounts in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-backwards-allocation-accounts-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-06-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We’ve covered Fixed Allocation accounts here before but I’ve got a new use for them now. Typically a Fixed Allocation account takes an amount posted to that account and passes it to multiple other accounts based on the setup percentages. Recently I ran into a situation where we wanted to do the opposite. In Project Accounting you can force transactions to change various segments to match the segment values assigned to the project using the subnet mask functionality. For example, a department segment is changed on posting to match the department assigned to the project. It works great until you run into a particular cost category that you DON’T want to change based on the project. You can’t control subnet masks by cost category, an account type either gets a mask or it doesn’t. In our case, for certain allocation transactions to a particular cost category, we wanted them all to hit the same department but Project Accounting was transforming the department segment causing us problems. The solution was to create a Fixed Allocation account for each department. The allocation accounts all pointed to the same real GL account with a 100% allocation. In other words, instead of using an allocation account to spread costs to multiple departments, we used multiple allocation accounts to rollup costs to a single department. This kept the GL clean and avoided polluting the chart with a whole bunch of accounts since allocation accounts are pass through accounts that don’t show up on financial statements. I love finding new uses for old features! --- # New Smartlist Builder Templates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-smartlist-builder-templates/ - Date: 2009-06-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article There are new Smartlist Builder templates up on CustomerSource. We downloaded and started playing with the new Project Accounting ones last week. The US Microsoft Dynamics Field Team has a post up on this as well. --- # Dynamics GP Movies - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-movies/ - Date: 2009-06-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Grab your popcorn and hit up these official Dynamics GP videos from Microsoft and the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog. --- # Dynamics GP Navigation Pane, not Pain - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-navigation-pane-not-pain/ - Date: 2009-06-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Frank Hamelly takes on Smartlists and the Navigation pane in one of his latest blog entries. I’ve used similar solutions in the past and Frank’s post is a nice read. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Turning a Project into a Fixed Asset - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-turning-a-project-into-a-fixed-asset/ - Date: 2009-06-01 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A common request is to turn a Project from the Project Accounting module, into a Fixed Asset in the Fixed Asset module. There is no native functionality to do this and based on my conversations with the Dynamics GP team, it’s not coming any time soon so you might as well understand the workaround and it looks like this: 1) Create a Miscellaneous Log Cost Category for Fixed Assets pointing the Contra Account to the FA Clearing account and the Cost/Expense account to wherever you are collecting the project costs (a WIP account, a project FA WIP account, etc.). You’ll be doing a negative misc log so the cost collection location will be credited and contra (FA Clearing)  will be debited. 2) Once the project is ready to become a Fixed Asset, process a negative Misc Log transaction using the Fixed Asset Cost Category to remove an amount equal to the total cost of the project.     a. This setup makes it easy to exclude the FA Cost Category when analyzing project costs while still leaving the project at zero     b. This process provides a transactional audit trail to show that the project was closed out and moved to Fixed Assets 3) Create a Fixed Asset. The GL Transfer mechanism will move the costs from the FA clearing account to the appropriate Fixed Asset account. I’m surprised that Microsoft doesn’t have any plans to add at least this basic functionality since it doesn’t seem like it would be all that hard. But every indication is that it’s not coming so you’ll have plenty of time to get used to the workaround process. --- # Business Ready Flexible Pay - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-ready-flexible-pay/ - Date: 2009-05-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article We’ve briefly discussed the new Business Ready Flexible Pay here before but now the US Microsoft Dynamics GP Field Team has lots of details for you to decide if this is right for you. --- # Dynamics GP Product Feedback - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-product-feedback/ - Date: 2009-05-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you’ve ever wondered where your Dynamics GP feedback goes, the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has more info including some tips on how to make your voice heard. --- # DynamicAccounting.net Coming to a Kindle Near You - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-coming-to-a-kindle-near-you/ - Date: 2009-05-14 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article I have added DynamicAccounting.net to the Amazon Kindle publishing site. It should be available for folks to sign up and get automatic downloads to their Kindles within 72 hours. I will now sit back and wait for the royalties to roll in…not. --- # Activity Tracking and Security in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/activity-tracking-and-security-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-05-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Merit Matters takes a look at using Activity Tracking to figure out what task a user needs security permission to. --- # Weekly Dynamic: SQL to Show Transactions for a Certain Account - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sql-to-show-transactions-for-a-certain-account/ - Date: 2009-05-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article Let’s say that you are analyzing an account and want to see all the transactions that hit a particular account to see the related and offsetting accounts. Sure you can do that transaction by transaction via Detail Inquiry but it’s tough to do analysis that way. Smartlists won’t really give you what you want. Since you are looking for the full transaction detail whenever part of that transaction hits a certain account. You can’t really limit the account and get what you want. You need a SQL statement that can be used in Smartlist Builder, Excel Builder, SSRS or someplace else. Well here you go. This statement gets the transaction detail from the open year when that transaction contains a certain account number in segment 2. You’ll of course need to modify it for your segments and accounts but it’s a good starting framework. SELECT \* FROM GL20000 Where GL20000.jrnentry in (Select distinct(jrnentry) FROM GL20000 INNER JOIN GL00100 ON GL20000.ACTINDX = GL00100.ACTINDX Where GL00100.ACTNUMBR\_2=’1100′) --- # XBRL US GAAP 2009 Taxonomies Now Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/xbrl-us-gaap-2009-taxonomies-now-available/ - Date: 2009-04-22 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Reporting & BI - Type: original article For the XBRL geeks in the Dynamics GP world (that would be folks still using FRx and not Management Reporter since MR doesn’t support XBRL yet, doh!) the 2009 US GAAP taxonomies are now available at http://xbrl.us/Pages/US-GAAP.aspx. Don’t everybody rush over there at once. No pushing and shoving --- # Fargo Flooding - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fargo-flooding/ - Date: 2009-03-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Our prayers go out to everyone flooded out in Fargo. If you call for Dynamics GP support for the next couple of days you may get a lot of gurgling on the line since GP support is in Fargo. If your request isn’t urgent, consider hitting the GP Newsgroup instead. --- # Convergenge CPE - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergenge-cpe/ - Date: 2009-03-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article CPE forms for Convergence are at info booths. They are supposed to be online as well but I haven’t found the link yet. Someone email or comment if you find link please. Update: CPE form can be found online at: https://www1.msconvergence.com/resources/content\_files/Convergence%20CPE%20Form%20-%20FINAL.pdf You will need your Convergence login to access the form. --- # Convergence 2009 Initial Thoughts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2009-initial-thoughts/ - Date: 2009-03-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I thought I would tak a minute to highlight some good and bad from Convergence 2009 so far. - The staff, venue and Microsoft folks have all been great. - Attendance is definitely down but I think that it is a function of the economy, no major releases at this Conference and maybe even the European Convergence. - I think that the lower attendance will give users greater access to Microsoft people. - I’ve already seen a lot of people I wanted to connect with and I think the lower turnout helps. - Folks are here, they are just sending fewer people and being creative with the budgets to get here. - The green initiative is great, as is the water bottle, the environmentally friendly bag is terrible. - The number of flyers in the bag was reasonble. We weren’t drowning in paper. - Last night’s MS party at the aquarium was a hit. I should have seen that beer, wine, food and fish all go well together. It was odd to have it before Convergence really started though. - The Expo feels like it’s in Mississippi, and the MS Store is storage closet. - The hotels all seem to be great and everything is reasonably close. All right, that’s all I’ve got for now. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Get a Date with Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-get-a-date-with-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-03-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Newer versions of Dynamics GP have some advanced date handling features. In a date field, type a number and click tab. The system will assume that you mean this month and year and that you typed the day. If you type the month and day, GP will assume that you mean this year. Example, if today is 4/12/09, typing 17 will return 4/17/09. Typing 0501 will return 05/01/09. Dynamics GP’s date handling features aren’t as advanced as say, Outlook. You can’t, for example, type “Tomorrow” and get tomorrow’s date since GP’s date fields only allow numbers. It is still nice to know that there are some date shortcuts! (You didn’t think that this post was about using Dynamics GP to attract members of the opposite sex did you?) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Project Accounting Reference Transaction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-project-accounting-reference-transaction/ - Date: 2009-02-16 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article There is no way to do a negative transaction in Dynamics GP Project Accounting for transaction types other than Misc. Log transactions. Or is there? For Timesheets, Equipment Logs and Employee Expense you are stuck making adjusting transactions to reverse the original entry. Or are you? Are you intrigued yet? Many people don’t know that you can create a “Referenced” transaction in Project Accounting that allows you adjust a posted transaction. For example, in a PA Timesheet transaction (Transactions->Project->Timesheet Entry), instead of leaving Transaction Type as STANDARD, click the drop down and change it to REFERENCED. In Reference Doc Number, enter or lookup the timesheet transaction to adjust. In each line, select the project and cost category id to adjust. You can process negative amounts for this line but you can’t subtract an amount that is greater than the original amount. Adjustments can go both ways. You can subtract time from one project and add it to another for example. The original transaction does need to be posted, otherwise, just adjust the unposted original. Referenced Transactions are available in Timesheet, Equipment and Employee Expense transactions. Inventory transactions have Return functionality instead and Miscellaneous logs allow negative. --- # Revenue/Expense Deferral - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/revenueexpense-deferral/ - Date: 2009-02-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Steve Chapman takes a look at Revenue/Expense Deferrals, one of the Revenue/Expense Deferral options in Dynamics GP. In case you were wondering, the other two are Project Accounting and Contract Administration. If you have Revenue/Expense deferral needs, make sure that you take a look at Steve’s post. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Restart Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-restart-project-accounting/ - Date: 2009-02-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data - Type: original article Project Accounting setup can be tough to get right the first time in Dynamics GP. Sometimes a company simply wants to dump their existing Project Accounting implementation and start over without ripping out the rest of their GP implementation. Maybe they only implemented PA for internal projects and now that setup won’t properly support external projects. There are lots of considerations to take into account before doing this. It is not something to be done lightly. Make sure you understand the implications of this. Those implications are beyond the scope of this post. Make sure that you consult with your partner before doing this. This can also be useful if you are testing PA in a test company and want to start over completely. If you’ve done your homework and you are ready to restart Project Accounting, here is how you do it. In SQL Server Management Studio: 1. Delete DYNAMICS..DB\_Upgrade where PRODID = 258 and db\_name = ‘Company ID ‘ *Use the company database ID for your company.* 2. Delete DYNAMICS..DU000020 where PRODID = 258 and companyID = x *where “x” = the companyID from DYNAMICS..SY01500* 3. DROP TABLE PA10702 *run against the company database* Yes, it really is that simple. After you log in the next time, you’ll get a message that Project Accounting is not setup and PA looks just like it does after a fresh install. Sometimes a fresh start is easier than you think. [H.T. to Ross Carlson of I.B.I.S. for figuring this out while we were working on resetting a PA test company] --- # Sales Forecast to MRP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sales-forecast-to-mrp/ - Date: 2009-02-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Steve Chapman has a new post up on as he termed it “…the most elusive screen in the whole system.” That would be the MRP Forecasting Selection Screen. Make sure you check out Steve’s post. --- # 50 Tips at Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/50-tips-at-convergence/ - Date: 2009-02-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article ,Ok folks, my session at Convergence,”Getting More out of Microsoft Dynamics GP, 50 Tips in 50 Minutes” now has two scheduled times and locations. This should be pretty solid as the schedule is supposed to be final. The first session is scheduled for 5-6pm on Tuesday, March 10 in La Nouvelle AB. This is your chance to start things off right with stuff you can take home and use. If you’re too jet lagged to make it, there is an encore presentation on Thursday, March 12 in Room 335 from 2-3pm. This is a good option if you want to make sure that all these tips are foremost in your mind when you go to work on Monday. Either way, we’ll try to replace some of the brain cells that you’ll lose during Convergence evenings! --- # Reasons to Avoid Too Much Customization - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reasons-to-avoid-too-much-customization/ - Date: 2009-02-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article One our friends in the Dynamics NAV world has a nice post on why to avoid too much customization. All of these reasons apply to GP, NAV and any other ERP system you can think of. It’s certainly worth a look! --- # Tax Assist for GP Supports County Identifiers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tax-assist-for-gp-supports-county-identifiers/ - Date: 2009-02-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article From the I.B.I.S. Products Blog, Jack Sowers points out that in addition to supporting zip codes for tax jurisdiction identification, Tax Assist for Dynamics GP also supports and optional county code to fine tune the specific taxing authority. This comes in handing when zip codes span counties. --- # Project Accounting Miscellaneous Logs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-accounting-miscellaneous-logs/ - Date: 2009-02-05 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Chapman and Rose Business Solutions take a look at Miscellaneous Logs in Project Accounting. --- # Microsoft’s New BI Direction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsofts-new-bi-direction/ - Date: 2009-02-04 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Dwight Specht weighs in on his thoughts about Microsoft’s new BI direction. Unlike other posts (including mine), Dwight offers specific advice to customers in addition to his insights. --- # Using GP to Find Potential Revenue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/using-gp-to-find-potential-revenue/ - Date: 2009-02-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over at Implementing Microsoft Dynamics, Paul takes a look at mining your existing ERP system, like Dynamics GP, to find revenue opportunities. It’s definitely worth a look! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Killing a Hung Integration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-killing-a-hung-integration/ - Date: 2009-02-02 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you use Integration Manager with the Dynamics GP Destination adapters, at some point, you’ll end up with a hung session. Typically this happens when a when an integration fails but Dynamics GP does not return to availability. The symptom of this is often a message about closing all windows prior to running the integration, even though all windows are closed. When you run an integration with the Dynamics GP adapter (versus the econnect IM adapter) Dynamics GP must be open. When you click Run, GP disappears and reappears when the integration is complete.  What happens in the background is that Integration Manager writes to GP through the interface. The interface is hidden to improve speed and prevent interference. If the integration fails and GP does not reappear, GP may still be open in the background. If you open GP again, you actually have 2 GP sessions running and this is really confusing to Integration Manager. There is a simple fix for this. Simply open up the Task Manager and kill the Dynamics task. Then reopen Dynamics GP and reintegrate. In very rare cases where this has not worked for me, rebooting always fixes the issue. --- # Contract Administration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/contract-administration/ - Date: 2009-02-02 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Chapman had a nice post last week on Contract Administration and Revenue Recognition. I’m just a little behind in catching up on posts. --- # Project Accounting and Deferred Revenue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/project-accounting-and-deferred-revenue/ - Date: 2009-02-02 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Chapman at Rose Business Solutions has managed to keep following up good posts with more good posts. If have a need for Deferred Revenue, there’s more than one way to solve that in Dynamics GP. Steve takes a look at using Project Accounting to fill the need. --- # More FRx Direction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/more-frx-direction/ - Date: 2009-02-02 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article The more I hear, the more it sounds like the Dynamics teams got blindsided by the partial death of PerformancePoint. Tim Foster of Trudell Medical was kind enough to point me to another FAQ that give some better interim info on the fallout. In a nutshell, Management Report lives. It will still succeed FRx. Forecaster lives for now. Enterprise Reporting is back from the dead (risen or zombie we don’t know yet. I suspect zombie but zombies can be hard to kill.) This felt like a “we have to say something” announcement. I’m hoping to hear something concrete at Convergence. --- # Scheduling AP Payments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/scheduling-ap-payments/ - Date: 2009-01-28 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article I’m late with this one but Rose Business Solutions has a nice post on scheduling Payables Payments in Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Two Way Match as a Best Practice - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-two-way-match-as-a-best-practice/ - Date: 2009-01-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A three way match of PO+Receipt+Invoice is the typical process for PO processing. However, in some scenarios, a two way match is preferred because it’s more efficient. Essentially the company chooses to pay from the receiving not waiting for an invoice. This is really efficient when price agreements between the company and vendor are consistent. Also in a high turnover environment, invoice differences will never make it to the product because the product will be gone long before the invoice arrives so the vendor may agree to forgive price differences in exchange for faster payment. After all, by paying from the receipt, the company eliminates a lot of time and effort chasing down small variances. It is incredibly simple to accomplish a two way match in GP. When processing a Receiving simply pick Shipment/Invoice as the Receiving Type. This processes a receiving and invoice as one transaction thus completing the two way match. If you’re looking to do two way matching, it doesn’t get easier than this. --- # End of an Era, The Fabulous Matt G Moves On - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/end-of-an-era-the-fabulous-matt-g-moves-on/ - Date: 2009-01-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It will be a different Convergence this year. It appears that the Fabulous Matt G is leaving Microsoft. No, he wasn’t part of the layoff. I’ve seen his outgoing email and he’s leaving to join a Fargo software shop. Since the email wasn’t sent out publicly, I won’t publish it unless Matt wants me too. For those who haven’t been to Convergence, the Fabulous Matt G, aka Matt Gustafson, was the long time emcee, host and resident fun guy. He will be missed. We wish you the best Matt. --- # PerformancePoint Didn’t Perform - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performancepoint-didnt-perform/ - Date: 2009-01-24 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article [So it’s official,](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/accounting/four-microsoft-dynamics-gp-project-team-blunders-and-how-i-become-hero) all that’s left is the spin. There’s even a video. The Monitoring and Analytics portion of PerformancePoint has been swallowed by Sharepoint. Planning will get SP3 in the summer and ongoing support but it’s life support and that’s all. So what’s going to replace FRx Forecaster? No idea. Convergence would be a perfect place to ask that question! Management Reporter is supposed to still be alive, but PerformancePoint as a standalone product is toast. Business Scorecard Manager and ProClarity Desktop are also officially toast. The other Proclarity bits migrate to Sharepoint and Excel. Someone one was kind enough to send me [this PDF with FAQ’s about the change](https://app.box.com/shared/24ihty4ssd). I’ve been unable to find it on the web, but it’s marked external so I’m putting it up here. Update: found another site with the PDF link here. I’m disappointed with Microsoft’s moves around Performance Point. They put out a good 1.0 product but it was full of promise for future. Then the update got delayed and our hopes were dashed. Now parts of it are dead. I don’t know what this means for other products that were marked as end of life due to PerformancePoint. Do products like FRx Forecaster and Enterprise Reporting get a new lease on life or not? Is FRx 6.7 going to live forever? (I hope not!) I did hear that is seemed like MS did a keep/kill analysis with all of their products. The Dynamics products seem to have made the keep list but PerformancePoint didn’t. I’ve also heard that Dynamics marketing got whacked pretty hard with layoffs. Our thoughts are with you all. They should have whacked the Tablet PC or Media Center Marketing teams. Those are good products with crappy marketing! --- # Dynamics GP ISV List - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-isv-list/ - Date: 2009-01-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The US Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has a link to an Excel spreadsheet with a list of ISV’s and Products. --- # PerformancePoint Rumors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performancepoint-rumors/ - Date: 2009-01-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article I’m hearing some rumors that there will be some ugly news coming out of the PerformancePoint area today. I’ll be driving quite a bit today so I may not be timely in posting any announcements. The rumor is that Monitoring and Analytics is moving under the Sharepoint team and Planning is getting killed. No word on planned FRx replacement Management Reporter. Hang on to those FRx and Forecaster skills, you may need them a while longer. --- # Manufacturing Bill of Materials - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/manufacturing-bill-of-materials/ - Date: 2009-01-22 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Chapman of Rose Business Solutions has a nice post covering Manufacturing Bill of Materials in Dynamics GP. --- # Dynamics GP, Projects and Manager Tools - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-projects-and-manager-tools/ - Date: 2009-01-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you work with Dynamics GP, you will work with projects, period. Whether we are talking about initial implementations, upgrades, significant system changes or Third-Party apps, they all end up as projects. It doesn’t matter if you are a consultant or an end user, there is still a project involved. When I was managing people every day, the single best resource for day to day management help was Manager-Tools. Their stuff works and it’s built to be usable tomorrow. Their advice is NOT theory that you can’t figure out how to apply, it’s all application based. A significant amount of their advice also applies to running, managing and participating in projects. Whether it’s running a meeting, hitting deadlines or providing information using Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF) there is lots of great project advice here. Best of all, all the podcasts are free. That’s free as in beer. If you need a place to start consider their recent [Project Management series](https://www.manager-tools.com/2009/01/horstman%E2%80%99s-law-project-management-part-1), [Project Team Member cast](https://www.manager-tools.com/2009/01/2nd-rule-effective-project-team-members) or the many [Meetings](https://www.manager-tools.com/all-podcasts?field_content_domain_tid=4) podcasts. If you manage people day to day,  [start with the basics.](https://www.manager-tools.com/manager-tools-basics) Again, this is some of the best management advice I’ve ever seen. You will be better after listening to some of these podcasts but be careful, they are addictive! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Assign AP Staff to Specific Suppliers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-assign-ap-staff-to-specific-suppliers/ - Date: 2009-01-19 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A Purchasing best practice is to assign AP staff responsibility for certain vendors. This provides point of contact service for the vendors and helps balance the workload in a large AP environment. One easy way to accomplish this in Dynamics GP is to use the Payment Priority field. (Cards-Purchasing-Vendor, Options) This is a 3 digit, alpha-numeric field and it’s easy to use an AP clerk’s initials or employee number in here. There are advantages to using the Payment Priority field over other available fields like User Defined 1 or Vendor Class. Payment Priority is one of the options for selecting checks to print. This means that it’s possible to print a batch of checks just for a single clerk’s vendors. If the clerk has responsibility for attaching backup prior to signing or stuffing and mailing checks after signing this can be a big help, especially if the vendor assignments are non-contiguous. You can accomplish the same thing with Vendor Classes but Vendor Classes drive so many other settings that confining it to just this use is wasteful. If assigned vendor ranges are contiguous based on vendor name or number(A-D goes to one person, E-G another, etc.) then User Defined 1 will also work since checks could be controlled by the vendor name or ID. But when there are a couple large vendors and many small ones contiguous ranges can be very difficult to maintain. The point is that assigning vendors to individual AP clerks is a best practice and there are several ways to accomplish that. I prefer Payment Priority but there are lots of options to choose from. --- # 1099 Printing In Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/1099-printing-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-01-19 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article Doug Pitcher of Rose Business Solutions has some great info on 1099 printing in versions 9 and 10 of Dynamics GP --- # Concrete Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/concrete-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-01-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Paul at Implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP & SL has a great post on concrete returns on ERP investment, specifically as it relates to Dynamics GP. He provides 10 ways that a robust ERP system can bring solid ROI. --- # Stuck Batches in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/stuck-batches-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2009-01-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Doug Pitcher at Rose Business Systems takes a look at dealing with stuck batches in Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Track and Get W-9’s For Vendors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamictrack-and-get-w-9s-for-vendors/ - Date: 2009-01-12 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In the U.S., a 1099 form is used to provide information to the IRS on non-corporate vendors that are paid more than $600. The biggest problem with this process is getting a Tax ID number from these vendors, usually this involves a [W-9 form](https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf). Often, companies don’t get a Tax ID number when they setup the vendor and have to go back at year end and try to get one. Good luck making this happen in the real world. The only way to make this process work smoothly is if the AP department enforces a strict, no pay policy without a W-9 on file. It’s brutal but it does get W-9’s in the door. Here’s how Dynamics GP can facilitate this process by preventing payments to vendors without a Tax ID in GP. 1. Setup every new vendor on hold by checking the Hold box next to the Vendor ID on the Vendor Maintenance window. (Cards->Payables->Vendor) 2. Open the Options window on Vendor Maintenance with the options button. (Cards->Payables->Vendor, Option) 3. In the Tax ID field of Vendor Maintenance Options enter “Need Tax ID” 4. Enter the rest of the vendor info and save it. Once a W-9 with an ID is received, enter the tax id in the tax id field and remove the hold. Use a Smartlist at the time of each AP run to review vendors on hold due to missing tax ID information. This process also makes it very easy for AP personnel to deal with vendor inquiries. If the vendor’s payments are on hold due to missing Tax ID information, tell them when they call. It’s amazing how fast that information arrives. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Lock the Taskbar - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-lock-the-taskbar/ - Date: 2009-01-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article When you open Dynamics GP the menus can move around. The Dynamics GP menu is one menu bar, the Transaction/Inquiry/Cards, etc. menu is one, Smartlists are on one, etc. Sometimes the menu bar locations move around when you open GP. The way to control this is to set the menu bars the way that you want. Then right click on the bar and select “Lock Toolbars”. After that your menu bars won’t wander any more! --- # Backup, Backup, Backup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/backup-backup-backup-2/ - Date: 2009-01-04 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Lifehacker is reporting that [blogging Service JournalSpace has been completely wiped out.](http://lifehacker.com/5122848/hard-lessons-in-the-importance-of-backups-journalspace-wiped-out) Their database drives were completely overwritten and because they relied solely on a mirrored RAID system they are toast. RAID is fine if one drive gets wiped out, the idea behind a RAID system is that if a primary drive fails, a secondary drive(s) can be used to rebuild the data. But if data gets overwritten, RAID exacerbates the problem by propagating the bad data through all the drives. RAID is a disaster recovery system, not a backup system. So what does this have to do with Dynamics GP you ask? Are you sure that you are backing up your Dynamics GP system and not just relying on RAID drives? What happens if someone accidentally overwrites your production database with a sample database? Do you have a backup to recover from? Have you actually tested it? If not, is your resume’ up to date? That last question is important because without good backups, an up to date resume’ may be your only option and it’s a pretty poor one in this economy. You have to actually backup your data. You need to test your backups and you need to have multiple, off site backups. Testing is critical. If you don’t test, you don’t have backups. You have crossed fingers. We’ve seen lots of people who thought that they had backups only to find out that they had empty tapes or disks. You must backup and you must test. Go, do, now! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Deleting Extender Window Delets Data as Well - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-deleting-extender-window-delets-data-as-well/ - Date: 2008-12-29 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article An important thing to keep in mind when you are working with Extender is that that if you delete an Extender window, all the data gets deleted as well. Woops! Yeah, it’s true, so lets say that you start using Extender. Then your business grows to the point where Project Accounting is a better fit. So you implement project accounting but of course you still want all of your Extender data for reporting. Don’t delete the Extender window or you are toast. So be careful with those Extender windows! --- # 2009 Payroll Tax Update for GP 8 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/2009-payroll-tax-update-for-gp-8/ - Date: 2008-12-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 8 - Type: original article Rose Business Solutions has a process for applying the 2009 tax tables to GP8. Great Tip! Apply the updates then look at upgrading! --- # Debugging Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/debugging-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2008-12-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Andrew Kasarev has a nice piece on where to start troubleshooting issues with Dynamics GP. --- # Merry Christmas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merry-christmas-5/ - Date: 2008-12-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Merry Christmas to all. I will NOT be posting tomorrow. Anything can wait until Friday! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Update Budget Lines in Project - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-update-budget-lines-in-project/ - Date: 2008-12-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Something else new in GP Version 10 is the ability to mass add budget lines in Project Accounting. As an example, if your company adds a new cost category that needs to be applied to a large number of projects you can do that quickly, in a few minutes. The process is under Tools-Routines-Project-Update Budget Lines. Pick a Cost Category ID to be added to projects, optionally add a default status for the new line and a default quantity for the new line. Next select the appropriate projects on the left and insert them on the right with the center button. You can even update project templates so that new projects get that cost category as well. Simply check the Update Templates box and insert templates from left to right as well. Click process and you’re done. There’s no report that prints but you do get an update message when the process is complete. This new feature makes it simple to update cost categories to a large number of projects and it’s about as easy as it can be. [![](/img/blogger/6b793b05f9d56fda.jpg)](/img/blogger/b454d9b9882561a2.jpg) --- # Report Writer To Excel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/report-writer-to-excel/ - Date: 2008-12-18 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Rose Business solutions has a post up on sending Report Writer reports to Excel. As they mention, the technique isn’t perfect but it’s better than the default, out of the box export to CSV. --- # Field Service Anywhere Cost Benefit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-service-anywhere-cost-benefit/ - Date: 2008-12-17 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Payroll & HR - Type: original article Over on the I.B.I.S. Products Blog, Jack Sowers takes a look at the cost benefits of Field Service Anywhere. In a down economy it’s worth figuring out if Field Service Anywhere can help you service your existing clients better. --- # Missing Posting Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/missing-posting-accounts/ - Date: 2008-12-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article The Merit Matters blog today takes a look at how to deal with the **“Distribution Accounts are Missing or Invalid,”** error message in Sales Order Processing. Makes sure that you take a look! --- # Removing Enterprise Scheduler - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/removing-enterprise-scheduler/ - Date: 2008-12-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over on the IBIS Products blog, Jack Sowers shows us how to remove Enterprise Scheduler. --- # GP Talk - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-talk/ - Date: 2008-12-16 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Samuel Mathew points us to GP Talk, a chat client that runs inside of GP. It’s part of the Willoware GP Power Pack. --- # Performance Point Server 2007 SP2 is Now Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-point-server-2007-sp2-is-now-available/ - Date: 2008-12-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article SP2 for Performance Point is now available. More info at the MS Performance Point Team Blog. --- # Dynamics GP Item Type - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-item-type/ - Date: 2008-12-10 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Merit Matters has a terrific post up today on Item Types in Dynamics GP. They provide definitions and clarifications of the types and where they can be used. --- # Silent GP Installs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/silent-gp-installs/ - Date: 2008-12-09 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has details on how to do a silent (command line) install for Dynamics GP 10. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Reconcile ACH Batches - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-reconcile-ach-batches/ - Date: 2008-12-08 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mariano Gomez had a [great piece of advice](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/M95_D9nMB6w) on the Newsgroup regarding ACH batches and Bank Rec so I decided to formalize it and turn this into a Weekly Dynamic. Many companies submit an ACH file to their bank to pay vendors. The bank will often process the transaction as a lump sum debited from the bank account rather than as individual transactions. This makes reconciling difficult because you need the ACH batch info to match back to the individual transactions that were sent to the Bank Reconciliation module but the bank statement will only show one amount. Well, here is a fix. Use the ACH file that you sent to the bank as your source file for the Electronic Reconcile module. Let Electronic Reconcile check off the ACH transactions for you. This also provides a better level of consistency for your auditors. If you are on the Advanced Management tier of Business Ready Licensing you already own Electronic Reconcile to go along with EFT for Payables so there is nothing else to buy to make this happen. --- # Client Update Issues - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/client-update-issues/ - Date: 2008-12-08 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a post up on dealing with the error “An available update may be required for your computer, but the update process couldn’t verify information” when using GP’s client update functionality. Make sure that you checkout Mohammad’s post if you are using client updates. ### --- # Training, Training, Training - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/training-training-training/ - Date: 2008-12-08 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Over at Implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP & SL, Paul again makes the point that so many of us have made, training is important. This is not simple software and accounting is not a simple discipline. To quote Paul from the article, Train Early, Train Often! --- # Deleting a GP Company - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/deleting-a-gp-company/ - Date: 2008-12-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Mohammad Dauod has info on deleting a GP company via scripts. Apparently December is scripting month in GP world! --- # Vaidy’s Blog has Moved - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vaidys-blog-has-moved/ - Date: 2008-12-07 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Just a brief update to let everyone know that Vaidy’s GP blog has moved to www.vaidy-dyngp.com. --- # Copying Report Writer Calculated Fields - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/copying-report-writer-calculated-fields/ - Date: 2008-12-04 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article I’ve got a new post up on the I.B.I.S. ERP Blog. Vanessa in our office figured out how to deal with about 20 calculated fields that had to be copied to two other reports. She saved me a ton of pain and I decided to turn it into a post. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copy a P.O. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copy-a-p-o/ - Date: 2008-12-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article If you’re working in Dynamics GP and you realize that you need a P.O. that looks a lot like one you did last week, don’t re-key all those lines. Use the Create and Copy New PO button under Actions. To get there, go to Transactions->Purchasing->Purchase Order Entry. Click the Actions button and pick Create and Copy New PO. A window will pop up asking for the source P.O. and then you get to tailor the new P.O. that gets created. You can set the Vendor, Currency, Customer, Dates, Sites and Cost options. Also you can optionally: - Copy all P.O. lines - Include cancelled lines - Include cancelled quantities - Display the new PO when done - Copy freight, miscellaneous or shipping amounts from the original - Copy Ship to Address, method and Tax ID from the source PO After making all those choices, you just hit copy and you’ve got a new P.O. that you can send or continue to modify. It’s a pretty fast way to duplicate a P.O., especially a complex one. Also copying a P.O. adds a level of consistency that re-keying may not so copy away. [![](/img/blogger/e8603de575ff1c9d.jpg)](/img/blogger/d150c4a6a65a0942.jpg) --- # Analysis Paralysis and Implementations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-paralysis-and-implementations/ - Date: 2008-12-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Paul at Implementing Microsoft Dynamics has a nice post on dealing with decision making around ERP implementations. --- # Convergence 2009 New Orleans Registration is Open! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2009-new-orleans-registration-is-open/ - Date: 2008-12-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Early registration is now open for Convergence, Microsoft’s premier customer event for Dynamics Customers. If you’ve gone to the Convergence website and pre-registered you can register now! Because you are special! Everybody else has to wait a day. For 2009, Convergence will held in beautiful New Orleans, Louisiana, March 10-13. This is a great event and if you’ve never been, go. You’ll learn a lot and you’ll have access to plenty of experts to ask questions. Early registration saves you $300 so get this in next year’s budget now, before the budget is final! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Copy an Inventory Item - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-copy-an-inventory-item/ - Date: 2008-11-24 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Let’s say that your company has just added an inventory item that is very similar to an item already in stock. Do you really have to go through the full inventory setup? I know, Item Classes help a lot but it’s Friday afternoon, can’t inventory setup be even faster? Sure. In Dynamics GP 10 you have an option to create that item by copying another item. Start by entering the new item number and then press the copy button at the top of the form. A new form will pop up asking you to select which item you wan to copy from and allow you to choose whether or not to copy things like the price list, site assignments, vendor and currency assignments. Once you click copy, you get a new item that let’s you make whatever changes you want. You’ll probably want to adjust the description at a minimum but much of the tedium (Price Lists, List Price, Site Assigments) is already done for you. Now, go enjoy that weekend. [![](/img/blogger/3d4fe1bf1b5009d2.jpg)](/img/blogger/6e533d0f8fb529d9.jpg) --- # A DynamicAccounting.net Thanksgiving Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-dynamicaccounting-net-thanksgiving-update/ - Date: 2008-11-24 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m on vacation this week and we’re celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday here in the US so posting may be light. Then again, I may have more time to post! Here’s a bunch of quick thoughts. - Thanks to David Musgrave for the [nice shoutout post.](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2008/11/22/us-microsoft-dynamics-gp-field-team-blog-and-dynamicaccounting-net/) I’ve gotten a number of nice complements privately from folks lately and compliments are always appreciated. - I’ve had some firewall issues posting from a particular location recently so I’ve had to post via email which limits my formatting ability. My apologies to anyone who got a post without links. That was the reason. I’m updating any missing links and categories today. - I’m really happy to have found some consistency posting Weekly Dynamics tips. Currently I’ve got tips ready through the end of the year and I expect to have more to come. - I’m thrilled to see [David](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/DevelopingForDynamicsGP/) and [Mariano](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/) and [Vaidy](http://vmdyngp.blogspot.com/) and [Jivtesh](http://www.jivtesh.com/) and others all posting more development related information for GP. I’ll continue to point to their terrific posts but I’m also going to continue to be focused on helping Dynamics GP users and administrators get the most out of Dynamics GP. We still don’t have enough bloggers in that arena but it’s nice to see [Victoria Yudin](https://victoriayudin.com/) posting regularly and I’m happy to have the [Dynamics GP Land](http://dynamicsgpland.blogspot.com/) bloggers jumping in as well. It’s also nice to have some “official” GP blogs from the US and UK field teams - I’m also thrilled to see [Dwight Specht](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/) posting since his posts are generally at a whole different level and I love the change in perspective. - I’m really wrestingling with how to continue the podcasts and video casts. The transition back to consulting was harder than I thought from a time management perspective. Juggling travel, re-certification, new certifications and everything else has made it hard but I’m still committed to doing them. I just have to figure how to simplify the process. None of you want to hear a podcast recorded in a crowed airport! - I’m also still wresting with what to post on our I.B.I.S. ERP blog versus my personal blog but that will sort itself out here over the next serveral months. I want to say that I’m thankful to all of you who read this blog, write your own blog, provide support on the newsgroup and in the communities. When I started working with GP there was very little assistance available short of partner or Great Plains support. Since I couldn’t find any consistent GP blogs, I decided to start one. Now there are a number of very good blogs out there supporting Dynamics GP and I’m no longer feeling lonely so I’m very grateful for all of your efforts. --- # Dynamics GP and SQL Table Maintenance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-and-sql-table-maintenance/ - Date: 2008-11-23 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Over at the Dynamics GP Blogster, Mariano Gomez has a great look at GP’s SQL Maintenance Routines. He explains what they do and what they don’t do. Understanding this is an important part of maintaining a healthy GP system so make sure that you review it. Update: Added Link --- # Filter Dynamics GP Lookups with VBA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/filter-dynamics-gp-lookups-with-vba/ - Date: 2008-11-19 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Mohammed Daoud has a nice post on using VBA to limit data available to certain users. For example, only show certain items to particular users. Take a look if you need functionality like this. --- # Enterprise Scheduler Script to Reload Tech Events - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/enterprise-scheduler-script-to-reload-tech-events/ - Date: 2008-11-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Development & Integration - Type: original article On the I.B.I.S. Products Blog, Jack Sowers provides a SQL Script to create a stored procedure that will reload tech events. This is similar to the existing stored procedure for reloading service call and project data. The tech events code is scheduled to be included in the next release of Enterprise Scheduler so you get the chance have this functionality first. Then you can be all blase’ and act like you have that functionality forever when it comes out in the next release. Yes I’m biased because I work for I.B.I.S. but I really like it when vendors give you an answer besides “It will be in the next release”. I hate that answer. It’s like knowing what your Christmas presents are and not being able to open them yet! Thanks for the early present Jack! --- # Year End Payroll Updates - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-payroll-updates-2/ - Date: 2008-11-14 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Year-End & 1099 - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article Good news! The year end payroll updates are out for GP 9 and GP 10 and they are not rolled into a massive service pack this time! I know some folks have been looking for these. You’ll need Customersource access and you can find them here: GP 10 Year End Payroll Update GP 9 Year End Payroll Update --- # Epicor Struggling - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/epicor-struggling/ - Date: 2008-11-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I try not to post too much competitive stuff here and actually, no one has ever complained so I guess I’m doing ok with that. You might want to know that Dynamics GP competitor Epicor is struggling and has announced that it is working to cut costs (including jobs) to the tune of $16-20 million. Make me glad I work with a Microsoft product. Nothing like mama having $20 billion in cash to make it easier to sleep at night. --- # 0% Financing for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/0-financing-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2008-11-13 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Microsoft is offering 0% financing on it’s business products which would include the Dynamics line. According to CNN its 0% financing for 3 years, on purchases between 20k and $1 mil. Hey, hey, no pushing and shoving, there is plenty of Dynamics GP to go around. --- # Slow Moving and Obsolete Inventory - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/slow-moving-and-obsolete-inventory/ - Date: 2008-11-12 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Mohammad Daoud has a SQL script designed to provide a list inventory items that have not sold between two dates. This is very useful for create a Slow Moving and Obsolete Inventory lists. For Slow Moving you could easily modify the query to look for a count of sales less than some number rather than not in the sales tables. If you wanted to get creative you even look at from a formula perspective. For example, deliver items where the count of sales over the last year is less than the on hand inventory amount (meaning that you are carrying more than a year’s worth of inventory). Mohammad has give us a great start to build a more specific report off of. [HT to Steve Chapman of Rose Business Solutions for pointing this out. I had missed it.)] --- # Weekly Dynamic: Quick and Dirty Deferrals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-quick-and-dirty-deferrals/ - Date: 2008-11-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 10 has a number of options to deal with deferral transactions, there is the appropriately named Revenue/Expense Deferrals module and the Contracts portion of Field Service can also handle deferrals. But what if you don’t need all that functionality. What if you just need need a consistent way to deal with spreading that annual insurance payment over 12 months? One option is to use recurring batches. In our insurance example above, the initial transaction would be a credit to AP and a debit to accrued expenses via the the AP module. After that, setup a recurring GL batch with a monthly frequency and a duration of 12. The transaction in this batch would credit accrued expenses and debit insurance expense for 1/12th of the total. I find it useful to date these transactions for the 15th of the month since that works regardless of whether you are using a month based on the calendar, 4-4-5, 5-4-4, 4-5-4 or some other month definition. Use 1 batch per transaction. It’s just cleaner over the long run since sometimes these transactions change. For example, if you change insurance companies mid year, you’ll need to delete the recurring batch and you’ll have the remaining accrued expenses to offset any refund. If you mix multiple transactions in a batch it’s harder to keep everything straight. I like to use either an underscore (\_) or a z at the front of the batch name. This puts all the recurring batches at the top or bottom of the batch list respectively, making them easy to find. Then once a month, post all your recurring batches and you’re done. When the last recurring transaction from the allocation is posted, the batch deletes itself so you can’t post beyond the end point. We all end up with allocation transactions sooner or later and now you’ve got a process to deal with them that doesn’t require a lot of work. [![](/img/blogger/69b3567546977ca6.jpg)](/img/blogger/3f1cd69db1924c06.jpg) --- # Excel Reports Knowledge Base - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-reports-knowledge-base/ - Date: 2008-11-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Type: original article Here’s a great article on deploying Excel reports in version 10 (KB 949524). It’s a pretty deep look at the process including info about setup on MOSS. You’ll need customersource access to get to this but the article has a lot of info. Big thanks to Clinton Weldon at I.B.I.S. for the pointer. --- # Mass Modify and Account Description - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mass-modify-and-account-description/ - Date: 2008-11-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Rose Business Solutions has a post from yesterday on Mass Modify and Account Descriptions using find and replace functionality in SQL Server. --- # GP Reporting Tools - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-reporting-tools/ - Date: 2008-11-05 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Fellow MVP Andrew Karasev has a nice overview of the reporting options in Dynamics GP. Andrew seems to pop out GP articles as easy as breathing so make you you keep an eye out for his stuff. --- # Migrating Dynamics GP Reports - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/migrating-dynamics-gp-reports/ - Date: 2008-11-03 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Rose Business Solutions has info on migrating modified reports from one version of GP to another. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Duplicate A Journal Entry - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-duplicate-a-journal-entry/ - Date: 2008-11-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article So lets say that last month you keyed a one-time journal entry that was a 100 lines long. Then next month, you find out that “one time” means “again this month” and “with a few changes”. Is there an easy way to key it again? Even with a few changes? Sure! Open up a new Journal Entry and hit Correct. Follow the prompts and find or key the JE from last month selecting Back Out and Correct. When done, you’ll have 2 JE’s, the backout entry and the correction entry. Delete the backout JE. Now all that you have left is a correction JE that looks just like last month’s entry, has today’s date and will let you make changes. Easy enough. Just don’t forget to delete the backout entry! [![](/img/blogger/ea9978ef7cd566a3.jpg)](/img/blogger/e9837aeed5c91959.jpg) --- # Minor Blog Makeover - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/minor-blog-makeover/ - Date: 2008-10-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article DynamicAccounting.net got a minor makeover yesterday. You may not see a lot of differences but I’ve cleaned up and consolidated a few things. Downloads now link to bigger download pages allowing me to add more info over time and links have been added to a number of Dave Musgrave’s downloads. Downloads have also been added as a tab at the top of the page. The giant resource list has been parsed into smaller, more focused lists to make it easier to find things. Also a few titles have been tweaked. My goal was not a radical makeover but an attempt to tame the right hand column which was growing out of control. I may have a few more changes over the next several weeks but it’s mostly done. On the plus side, I’ve now got Weekly Dynamics tips written and scheduled into mid-December so you’ll definitely have plenty to read on the site. --- # Microsoft Dynamics GP for Dummies Book Review - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-gp-for-dummies-book-review/ - Date: 2008-10-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Someone was kind enough to loan me a copy of the new [Microsoft Dynamics GP for Dummies](http://www.amazon.com/dp/0470388358?tag=polinofamilywebs&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=0470388358&adid=02QW3ZQK89PAPVEREX4W&) book to review. I have to say that I found that the book provided surprisingly complete coverage of the core financial and distribution modules along with some interesting nuggets, such as coverage of the PSTL tools and brief coverage of Modifier. I found most of the advice to be right on including advice about not changing general journal information when posting through, void the sub-ledger transaction instead. It won’t replace a good consultant of course. No book does a good enough job on the why behind the setup decisions you’ll need to make. But as a Microsoft MVP for Dynamics GP I’m always happy to see something that makes things easier for users. My only quibble is that there was no coverage of the Journal Entry Correction functionality. It would have only taken an extra page or two in the book and seemed like a glaring omission given the coverage of other items in the book. But as I said, that’s a quibble. I have to recommend this book for new users. It’s cheap enough and and it’s a much easier read than the GP manuals. Why can’t software companies write user manuals this way? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Project Accounting Benefit Allocations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-project-accounting-benefit-allocations/ - Date: 2008-10-27 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article For the last two weeks we’ve looked at the Project Accounting Cost Allocation added to GP 10 in Feature pack 1. This functionality allows users to take existing costs and allocate them across other projects. Today we are looking at a different animal, Benefit Allocations. This feature was also added in FP1 (who says you don’t get anything for your enhancement $) and is designed to allow companies to add a payroll benefits cost to a project based on the labor time posted to that project. Start by setting up a benefit in Payroll with Tools-Setup-Payroll-Benefit. A classic example would be the employer portion of healthcare. Then associate the benefit with a Labor (Timesheet) related cost category. This is done in Cards-Project-Cost Category. Hit the go button icon (window with a little arrow) in the upper right and click benefits. On the Benefits window, select the benefits to allocate and decide if you want to carve up the benefit amounts based on hours or dollars amount posted. If you use hours, project with more hours get more benefit $. If you use currency amount, higher rate projects may get disproportionally higher benefit allocations, which may be exactly what you want. [![](/img/blogger/711c3e5fbe166163.jpg)](/img/blogger/84c70b3c590d4016.jpg) Finally, Pick a Misc Log category id to apply the allocation to. You can also send the benefit allocation to a different GL account by clicking the go button again an pressing Accounts. When the Benefit Allocaiton process is run, a Miscellaneous Log transaction to apply those benefits is created. You’ll need to post the Misc. Log transactions to see them on the projects. Most of the work is in the setup so we’re almost done. After project timesheets are posted, there is a routine that needs to be run to apply benefit allocations. The routine is at Tools-Routines-Project-Benefit Allocation. You can limit the allocation by employee and check date. Check date corresponds to a payroll period and ensures that the right benefits are applied in the allocation since some benefits may not occurr on every check. Click refesh to show what will be allocated and press Process when ready. [![](/img/blogger/91cbfa078db99b36.jpg)](/img/blogger/a76fc3e60911464d.jpg) That’s the basics and it’s nice to see that GP has brought benefit allocations to Project Accounting. Don’t forget to post the Misc. Log transactions. This is very new functionality so there may be something that I’ve missed along the way. If that’s the case, please feel free to leave a comment. --- # Running a SQL Script Agains All GP Companies - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/running-a-sql-script-agains-all-gp-companies/ - Date: 2008-10-27 - Topics: SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article David Musgrave has a nice post up today where he covers some work he has done to apply SQL statements to ALL GP databases on a server without touching any other DB’s on the server. Scripts are included. This is a big deal if you need to apply a fix or setting via SQL and you have a large number of GP databases. Thanks a lot Dave! --- # Microsoft’s Commitment - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsofts-commitment/ - Date: 2008-10-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Corporate VP Kirill Tatarinov has a new letter to Dynamics Customers emphasizing Microsoft’s commitment to the Dynamics products. You can read the letter here. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Unit Allocations in Project Accounting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-unit-allocations-in-project-accounting/ - Date: 2008-10-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Feature Pack 1 for Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 added Cost Allocations to the Project Accounting module. I covered the [basics in Part 1](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/10/weekly-dynamic-project-allocation.html) so go there for the overview. I was a little stumped by the way unit based allocations worked so this post should provide at least the basics to get started with allocating project costs based on units. For starters, when you setup a unit based allocation, you don’t set an amount. You can only base it off of the units on another cost category. This means that it works like a variable allocation account in that the WHOLE amount will be moved off the base project and on to the allocated projects. If you are using % or Amounts to allocate, you could leave some amount on the base project by moving say 50% to another project. With Unit based allocations, you set a cost category on the allocate “TO” side to base the allocations off of. If you allocating to other cost categories within the project, unit allocations will move the whole thing since there is only one instance of a cost category per project. But when allocating across projects, the system looks at each projects % of the units charged and allocates accordingly. For example, you want to allocate travel costs based on time worked to two projects. The TO cost category for basing time would be a labor based cost category. If travel costs were $1,000, Labor for Project A had 20 hrs and Project B had 80 hrs, Project A would get 20 units and $200 in costs and Project B would get 80 units and $800 in costs. No costs would be left in the base project. Contrast this with a % or $ based allocation where you could say that you want $200 on Project A and $700 on Project B leaving $100 sitting in the base project. This scenario isn’t possible with Unit based allocations. But, with Unit based allocations you don’t need to know the split, you can just let the system figure it out. It’s also pretty easy to setup a control project to hold depreciation or travel costs and use Unit based allocation to ensure that no costs stay in those projects. Where it gets a little strange is that you can mix and match the cost categories that you want to use to allocate. So one line in an allocaton setup could allocate based on time and a second line based on copier usage, completely different things. Unit allocations treats a unit as a unit for the allocation calculation. It doesn’t distinguish between types of units. Obviously something like “number of copies” could have significantly higher usage and lower cost than “brain surgery consulting hours”. Consequently, you’ll want to be careful when setting up your unit allocations or you could make a mess. This is a new feature in GP and the documentation is a little thin so it possible that I’ve missed something. If I did, feel free to leave a comment and I’ll make corrections. [![](/img/blogger/8863c5c79d4eddf4.jpg)](/img/blogger/2a05dd31eb944416.jpg) --- # Dynamics GP10 service Pack 3 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp10-service-pack-3/ - Date: 2008-10-16 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article SP3 for GP10 was released today. This was a little bit of a surprise since MS had been focused on a 6 month release schedule. The good news is that I think that I can stop saying FP1/SP2 and just say SP3. Download and Release info here. --- # Field Service Anywhere Devices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-service-anywhere-devices/ - Date: 2008-10-14 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Jack Sowers has a great overview of portable device specs for the Field Service Anywhere offering for Dynamics GP. He also provides some important considerations when choosing a device. Having been through similar processes with things like inventory, choosing a portable devices is not a small decision. It can be very expensive so it’s nice to see Jack put out a list of things to think about. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Project Allocation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-project-allocation/ - Date: 2008-10-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Feature Pack 1 for GP 10 added the ability to allocate project costs across multiple projects. Here are a couple of scenarios where this could be useful. - Company sends employees to a region to work on multiple projects. Hotel, Airfare, Rental Car, etc. can be collected in a single project and then allocated to all the projects worked on during that time period. - Company needs to apply depreciation from a piece of equipment to multiple projects. Depreciation costs could be entered for one project and then allocated among the applicable projects. In a nutshell, Project Accounting Allocations create a negative Miscellaneous Log transaction to move costs out of one project and positive Miscellaneous Log transactions to allocate costs to the other projects. This works across projects and contracts. So let’s take a quick look at the process. First, setup a Project Allocation Schedule in Project Allocation Maintenance (Cards-Project-Project Allocation). Here you specify one or more From and To Projects, Cost Categories, Misc. Log Trx and Misc. Log Cost Categories. Available allocation methods are Percentage, Units and Amount. For Percentage or Amount type you’ll need to add the percentage or amount. That’s it for the actual setup. Keep repeating until you have all the allocation lines setup. [![](/img/blogger/c7bd4c4c53c72ded.jpg)](/img/blogger/439a8407a04c0b14.jpg) To process an allocation, go to Transaction-Project-Allocation. Select the Project Allocation ID (schedule) from one you created and use the insert button to move it to the right. You can run multiple allocations at once which is nice. You can limit allocation data by date range if you are allocatiing only this month’s expenses for example. Pick a GL date and hit redisplay. Transactions available to allocate will appear below along with the allocation result. So if you are allocating 10% you’ll see the original amount and the resulting allocation amount. If there are no transactions of a type matching those set in the schedule, you won’t even see those lines. Click process and unposted Misc. Log transactions are created. [![](/img/blogger/daf096c3c014159d.jpg)](/img/blogger/b6bba89b003d3452.jpg)A couple of things to be aware of: - If you don’t set a FROM Misc. ID the cost will allocate to the TO projects but no Misc. Log trx is created to remove them from the FROM project. - The FROM project information defaults after the first line has been completed. Very nice. - If you set all your TO information but the method, the next line gets created and you can’t go back and change the method, you have to delete and re-enter the line. Very bad. - I’m still not entirely sure where unit amounts get set. The documentation photo shows them being entered in the Project Allocation Maintenance window but that doesn’t work (and the documentation says it won’t work). In playing with it, I can’t tell if you change that in the actual allocation run. You cannot change the percentage or amount. - I’m not sure if you could actually take a line item negative with an allocation. I haven’t had time to test The Project Cost Allocation is a big step in the right direction. I wish that there were more options for allocation similar to Variable Allocation in the GL. I’d like to be able to allocate travel costs based on the proportional value of the projects I’m allocating to for example. However, you have to start somewhere and this is a nice start, especially as a mid-cycle bonus release! --- # Budget Now for Convergence 2009 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/budget-now-for-convergence-2009/ - Date: 2008-10-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I see that registration will open on December 3, 2008 for Microsoft’s Convergence 2009 in New Orleans. Since it’s budget time for many of you, I thought that I would mention it now so that you can slot some dough into next year’s budget. Convergence is Microsoft’s premier customer event for the Dynamics line of products. An awful lot of Office and SQL stuff gets covered there as well since they are part of the Dynamics infrastructure and I would expect to see some more Sharepointy stuff too. Make sure that you get Convergence 2009 into the budget. It’s worth it. Besides marketing can give up one golf trip to let uptight accountants unwind, right? --- # Dynamics GP Regional Settings and Server Time Format - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-regional-settings-and-server-time-format/ - Date: 2008-10-11 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Merit Matters Blog has info for module developers on passing dates and regional settings through GP to SQL Server. If you develop for GP or want to develop for GP or simply have some strange need to know, give it a look. --- # This is How You Tag Your Fixed Assets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/this-is-how-you-tag-your-fixed-assets/ - Date: 2008-10-10 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article This is from a North Carolina rest stop and it warmed my cold accountant’s heart. Don’t tell me you can’t find the asset tag. This is how you tag a fixed asset! And yes, it’s compatible with Dynamics GP. [![](/img/blogger/be485ac204630b24.jpg)](/img/blogger/55e3158048c3fb09.jpg) --- # Lots of Dynamics GP Table Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/lots-of-dynamics-gp-table-resources/ - Date: 2008-10-10 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article New Rule: If you tell me that you can’t find table resources for Dynamics GP I will hit you. Well not really, but I’ll want to. [Dave Musgrave has updated his seminal newsgroup post](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2008/10/04/finding-table-and-field-information-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp/) on where to find table information and added it to his blog. Victoria Yudin continues to add to [her list of table resources now with POP information](https://victoriayudin.com/2008/10/10/dynamics-gp-pop-table-information/). I’ve still got my [Excel based table reference](https://app.box.com/shared/jc90kdsh2k) and my presentation on [GP Table Resources](https://app.box.com/shared/kyf0841wgc) on the blog. So if you can’t find table information, you’re not trying. Now, if you tell me that you’re having trouble figuring how join some tables, I might still be sympathetic to that request. If you’ve ever seen the GP ERD(s) you’ll understand. But asking me what table does blah, blah, blah is lazy and if anyone is going to be lazy on this blog it’s going to be me. The problem is that many times the joins someone wants to do are somewhat unique to the report they are trying to create. I’m sure that we could come up with a few typical ones but that’s a pretty slippery slope. --- # Dwight Specht Has a Wrapup of Microsoft’s BI Conference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dwight-specht-has-a-wrapup-of-microsofts-bi-conference/ - Date: 2008-10-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Dwight has a wrap up of the last day of the Microsoft BI conference. Good stuff, geek stuff. I’ve been reading a bunch of blogs covering the conference and even though I’m a bit biased, I’ve been most impressed with Dwight’s coverage. Nice job Dwight. --- # MS BI Conference Day 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-bi-conference-day-2-2/ - Date: 2008-10-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Make sure you are following Dwight’s updates on the MS BI conference. If you’re not leveraging your own data you can be that your competitors will be leveraging theirs. After reading this I have this sudden urge to analyze something. Instead I have to finish my taxes. With the extension they are due October 15. --- # MS BI Conference Day 2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-bi-conference-day-2/ - Date: 2008-10-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Make sure you are following Dwight’s updates on the MS BI conference. If you’re not leveraging your own data you can be that your competitors will be leveraging theirs. After reading this I have this sudden urge to analyze something. Instead I have to finish my taxes. With the extension they are due October 15. --- # Field Service Anywhere - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/field-service-anywhere/ - Date: 2008-10-07 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Jack Sowers has a new post on resetting the mobile data and re-syncing in Field Service Anywhere for Dynamics GP 10. I have a pretty simple rule, pay attention to any blog posts written by folks who develop or help develop software you use. You’ll learn an awful lot. Jack’s forgotten more about Field Service anywhere than most people know so if you use or are looking at the product, make sure that you check out his posts. --- # Do You Like Your Clients - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/do-you-like-your-clients/ - Date: 2008-10-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article I was off and generally disconnected last Friday so you’ll see a bunch of catch up posts today. For starters, Dwight Specht has a very honest post titled [“Do You Like Your Clients”](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/liking-clients-is-the-best-way-to-have-happy-clients/) on his personal blog, The Death of Reason. I have to say that I agree with an awful lot of it and I might add a few points of my own. - Generally, I prefer smart clients. If you’re doing something creative or unusual, the intellectual challenge makes me willing to go the extra mile. I had a client who needed to reclassify their financial statements into line of business segments (including going back 3 years) while still maintaining the original financial statements. We came up with some creative ways to use unit accounts for the look backward allowing easy reporint either way in FRx. It started as a hallway conversation with a couple of bright analysts. - I like self sufficient clients. While it’s still nice to get an easy question now and then, that doesn’t happen very often and that’s normally a good thing for clients. Explaining how to cut a check in AP for the thousandth time is just part of the job. Doing it for the 8th time for the same user at a client is frustrating for everyone. - I like clients who know what they want. I will do my best to not waste your time. I’ve been a client twice and I know how expensive consultants can be. Clients who don’t know what they want waste their own money and often don’t realize it. Read Dwight’s whole thing. It’s worth it. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP 10 Security and the Account Entry Window - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-10-security-and-the-account-entry-window/ - Date: 2008-10-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article This Weekly Dynamic is courtesy of fellow GP MVP Leslie Vail who dropped me a line to let me know that in GP 10’s role based security, the “Account Entry” window in the default user role gives access to the Account Entry window with only the account, description and the alias. This window is typically accessed via the expansion arrow on the account number. It is NOT the window used to create or change an account in the chart of accounts. That is the Account Maintenance window. I can sure see how that could be confusing! So it’s safe to give this window to most users. [![](/img/blogger/d1efc0f435815519.jpg)](/img/blogger/3f2539b837ff52aa.jpg) --- # VOICE Changes Coming in November - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/voice-changes-coming-in-november/ - Date: 2008-10-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Changes are coming to VOICE from November through February. VOICE is a portion of CustomerSource/PartnerSource that includes things like your registration keys, registered modules and company information. --- # PO Quantities Across Company DB’s With a Cube - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/po-quantities-across-company-dbs-with-a-cube/ - Date: 2008-10-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Chapman gives us a nice easy use for Analysis Cubes for Dynamics GP. His client needed to see PO quantities for identical items across 3 company databases. Analysis Cubes made it easy. --- # Dynamics in the Cloud? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-in-the-cloud/ - Date: 2008-10-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Redmond Channel Partner has a somewhat theoretical article on Dynamics in the cloud. It’s worth a read from a general direction perspective but don’t hold your breath that it’s happening next week. Still, I like to see the perspective of people who don’t use the products everyday, no matter how wrong they often are. --- # No More Dynamics GP Chat Support - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/no-more-dynamics-gp-chat-support/ - Date: 2008-10-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s a busy news day in the Dynamics GP world. Today we get word that MS is discontinuing the chat based eSupport option for Dynamics support. You’ll have to do a normal online or phone request from now on. After December 1,2008 no more chatting up Dynamics support folks. --- # Fixed Asset Special Allowances - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/fixed-asset-special-allowances/ - Date: 2008-10-02 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Dwight Specht has a great post on using special depreciation allowances in Fixed Assets over at the I.B.I.S. ERP blog. He neglected to mention that he asked me for the answer first and then went and looked up the details. He also neglected to mention how powerful and attractive I am. Fortunately, that doesn’t take away from a great post. --- # MVP Renewal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-renewal/ - Date: 2008-10-01 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The good folks at Microsoft have seen fit to renew my MVP status for another year so apparently I’m doing something right. It’s a lot of fun being a Microsoft MVP and I don’t want to take it for granted. No speeches but if you want a laugh, take a look at Mark Miller’s classic MVP acceptance from last year. It’s full of innuendo so if you’re easily offended Mark Miller is not for you. You’ve been warned. I try to keep this site clean but I’m having trouble resisting this link. --- # Virtualization Now Support for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/virtualization-now-support-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2008-10-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Per the US Dynamics GP Field team, virtualizing GP 10 is now supported for production and test environments on Windows Server 2008 (Hyper-V) Virtualization and Microsoft Soft-Grid Application Virtualization. You can also recommend full support on other platforms. Virtualize away! This was posted by the real me. The virtual me is taking a nap. Someday I’ll figure out how to swap those two roles. --- # More on Managing Dynamics GP Security Without SA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/more-on-managing-dynamics-gp-security-without-sa/ - Date: 2008-09-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Andy Nifong takes another look at using Dynamics GP security without SA on his infrequently updated blog. Nice stuff Andy, write more! --- # Welcome to New Bloggers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/welcome-to-new-bloggers/ - Date: 2008-09-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Dave Musgrave also has a [nice list of GP blogs](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2008/09/30/the-blog-explosion/) (thank God I made the cut) and welcomes some new bloggers including [Dwight Specht](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/), [Victoria Yudin](https://victoriayudin.com/), [Vaidy Mohan](http://vmdyngp.blogspot.com/) and [Christina Phillips, Steve Endow and Lorren Zemke](http://dynamicsgpland.blogspot.com/). By now you should have an idea of who Dwight is from my references to his blog and his guest posts. In case you didn’t know, he also has a hand in my review at work, but I have incriminating pictures so it all works out well. Victoria Yudin is a Dynamics GP MVP finally branching out from the Newsgroup to give us some insights without us having to ask! Vaidy was highlighted here last week, but the team blog of [Christina Phillips, Steve Endow and Lorren Zemke](http://dynamicsgpland.blogspot.com/) is new to me. It’s nice to see more GP bloggers. We’ve certainly got a long way to go for the field to get crowded. Along those lines, I wanted to add a big thanks to Dave Musgrave for his huge blogging contributions. Dave’s writing has really helped open up the GP conversation. I think his influence can get more MS employees working on GP blogging. I’m also working to see how many posts in a row I can start with “Dave Musgrave”! --- # Dynamics GP 10 Analysis Cubes for Excel: Notes from the Field - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-analysis-cubes-for-excel-notes-from-the-field/ - Date: 2008-09-29 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Dwight Specht has some great notes from the field on deploying Analysis Cubes for Excel on the I.B.I.S. ERP blog. If you’re starting an Analysis Cubes for Excel deployment or running into issues, take a good look at this post. --- # Performance Point Book Recommendation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-point-book-recommendation/ - Date: 2008-09-23 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Kevin White has a Performance Point Book recommendation. --- # New I.B.I.S. Dynamics GP Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-i-b-i-s-dynamics-gp-blog/ - Date: 2008-09-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I.B.I.S. is adding to their current Product and CRM blogs with a new ERP blog focused on Microsoft Dynamics GP. I’m happy to say that I get to contribute to the company blog and I certainly expect to see Dwight Specht blogging there as well. We’re also going to be twisting some arms to get folks like Ross Carlson, Lisa Price and Chris Liley involved. All of them are smarter than me, we just need to get them to share more. Finally I’m hoping to see the help desk get involved because they are the front line for issues that companies face over and over again. I know that Jim and Claudine on the I.B.I.S. help desk have a pile of tips hiding in their heads and dying to get out. Maybe we can solve a few things for you without a phone call. Since this is a collaborative blog you’ll get lots of information for all levels of GP users. Expect to see some things that make you feel smart, some things that make you wish you were that smart (mostly Dwight) and some things that are just right. I’m going to try to avoid too much overlap between my postings and the I.B.I.S. ERP blog but the line is fuzzy right now so I’m winging it. Expect some duplication early on while I figure this out. For now, go visit the site and subscribe to the RSS feed. http://www.ibisincerp.com --- # Weekly Dynamic: Update Your Payroll Tax Files - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-update-your-payroll-tax-files/ - Date: 2008-09-22 - Topics: Payroll & HR, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you are using Dynamics GP’s payroll module it’s important that you update your payroll tax tables on a regular basis. This is normally a download from Microsoft and it’s pretty easy to do. It’s part of the year end checklist but people don’t always pay attention and updates happen more frequently than annually. The basic steps are: 1. Log in as a system administrator (typically SA or Dynsa) and open Help>U.S. Payroll Updates>Check for Tax Updates. 2. Select Automatic (need internet connection) or Manual (download the TX.cab file and save to GP install folder. For manual, specify the file location. 3. Click process to start update 4. Verify. Open Tools>Setup>System>Payroll Tax and validate the date. I believe the current update as of this post is 8/15/08. There are lots of specific instructions at this link. If you’re not comfortable doing this or you are unsure that this is getting done, check with your partner or MS support. Be aware that the Microsoft folks like to sneak in a payroll tax update before year end as part of a service pack. I’ve never liked that idea but it happens pretty consistently so you might as well prepare for it. Also, if your version is too old to be supported by an enhancement plan, you won’t be seeing payroll tax updates. Just in case you are sitting there saying “This could never happen to me”, this Weekly Dynamic came from an I.B.I.S. Help Desk case that illustrates that this CAN happen to you if you don’t pay attention. Jim Corley of the I.B.I.S. Help Desk dropped this note to our consultants: I’m working with a customer right now who’s used GP payroll for years and has more than one CPA in the accounting department and they have not updated their tax-rate table since 2006. As you know, state and federal tax authorities have no sense of humor when it comes to under payment. Get out and update those tax tables today! --- # Analysis Services For Excel: Currency Formatting - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-services-for-excel-currency-formatting/ - Date: 2008-09-17 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI - Type: original article An annoying, yet easily resolvable issue I’ve come across in Analysis Cubes for Excel is that the calculated measure formats do not come across to Excel (like YTD Budget – GL Trans which should be Currency but comes across as General). After going through the usual troublehsooting (is Excel 2007 setup to inherit the format from the cube, etc), I found this is a [built in issue with SSAS when a default language isn’t assigned to the database or cube.](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/950598) To resolve do the following: 1. Open Business Intelligence Development Studio, then open the Analysis Services Database in which you installed ACE. 2. Open the Financials Cube [![](/img/blogger/ad6701f93a38c8d4.jpg)](/img/blogger/5d8b2c404856a465.jpg) 3. Click the Calculations Button 4. Click the Script View Button and in any calculation where FORMAT\_STRING = Currency, add the line LANGUAGE=1033. Careful of commas – if you get a squiggly red line, you have a syntax error ![](/img/blogger/902dd33ba277ddcf.jpg) 6. 1033 is US Currency. You’d have to add the appropriate language code for other formats. Also, this implies the calculcation is language specific (ie: US Dollars only) so you’d have to do something slightly more complex if the measure supported multiple formats. 7. Close the window, save the changes and reprocess the cube. 8. Repeat with other measures in other cubes as needed This should now allow you see the Currency format default into your Excel worksheet. Dwight --- # Weekly Dynamic: Managing GP without SA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-managing-gp-without-sa/ - Date: 2008-09-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Many firms don’t want to distribute the SA password used with Dynamics GP and for good reason. Sometimes there are other applications on the same server. Sometimes its simply the exercise of a best practice or the desire to monitor who is doing what. Yet, SA is still important in administering Dynamics GP. So what are the alternatives to allow SA type access without using SA? - Make any user a member of the SYSADMIN fixed role in SQL Server and ensure that they are a member of the DYNGRP in the Dynamics DB - Assign the built in DYNSA user to the SECURITYADMIN fixed server role and use DYNSA instead of SA. - Make any user part of the SECURITYADMIN fixed server role and also put it in the DB\_Owner database role for the DYNAMICS DB. In this scenario, DYNSA must be the DB owner of all Dynamics GP databases - Make any user part of the SECURITYADMIN fixed role and add them to the DB\_AccessAdmin and DB\_SecurityAdmin roles in Dynamics DB. In this case again, DYNSA must be the DB owner of all Dynamics GP databases. More detail is available in the Planning for Security guide for Dynamics GP. This section starts on page 37. [H.T. to DIRISH74 from the GP Newsgroup for the link] --- # 3 Weeks to the MS BI Conference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/3-weeks-to-the-ms-bi-conference/ - Date: 2008-09-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Don’t forget, the 2nd annual Microsoft Business Intelligence conference starts in about 3 weeks in Seattle. More info here: http://www.msbiconference.com/Pages/default.aspx --- # New CustomerSource Tour! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-customersource-tour/ - Date: 2008-09-09 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Via The Microsoft Dynamics GP UK Blog, there is now a tour of CustomerSource available. From what I’ve seen, this tour is a terrific resource for new clients and clients new to CustomerSource. In case you don’t know, CustomerSource is a terrific resource for clients to get support, learn more about their solution, get updates, service packs and much more. Too many folks don’t know it exists and I always struggle trying to explain the depth and breadth of what CustomerSource can do. CustomerSource has it’s warts and I’ve blogged about plenty of them but I’ve also worked with software that didn’t have anything like CS and it was horrible. For all that it is, CustomerSource is terrific and I applaud the team that works on it. I just think that it could be so much more, perhaps even a competitive advantage. If you’re not using CustomerSource, you are costing yourself money. Period. Take the tour, it’s free and chances are you already have access to CustomerSource, you just don’t know it. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Add (and Check) “Match Case” in 8.0 and 9.0 Smartlists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-add-and-check-match-case-in-8-0-and-9-0-smartlists/ - Date: 2008-09-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 8 - Type: original article This week’s Weekly Dynamic tip comes from Dwight Specht who is not only brilliant but by his own account, sexy. Oh, and he also writes part of my annual review. For users of Dynamics GP 8.0 or 9.0 with slow Smartlists there is a “Match Case” check box which can be enabled on the Search window. This box is available for all alphanumeric fields. Checking this box causes the Smartlist query engine to develop a more efficient query that reduces index and table scans. Index scans and table scans can significanly reduce SQL query performance. To make the “Match Case” field available for selection, add SmartListMatchCasePrefs=TRUE to the Dex.ini file on each client. More info is available on KB922870 and this only works for Dynamics GP versions 8.0 SP4a(or higher and version 9.0 SP1(or higher). The KB indicates that this is not an issue for GP but you can still turn on Match Case with the Dex.ini line. --- # Happy Anniversary! DynamicAccounting.net is 3! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-anniversary-dynamicaccounting-net-is-3/ - Date: 2008-09-05 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article It’s true, the terrible two’s are over, DynamicAccounting.net turns 3 years old today. I want to give a big thank you to everyone who has helped me get this far and keep this blog thing running. To all of you who subscribe and read on a regular basis you have my deepest gratitude. I’m not going anywhere so you’ll have more of this site to look forward to, more Microsoft Dynamics GP, more SQL Server things and more integration stuff. In honor of this event, go ahead and take the day off. Tell the I said you could. --- # Dynamics GP Rapid Config and Rapid Migration Videos for Partners - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-rapid-config-and-rapid-migration-videos-for-partners/ - Date: 2008-09-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The US Dynamics GP Field Team points us to these two videos demonstrating the new Rapid Configuration Tool and Rabid Migration Tools for Dynamics GP 10. Unfortunately, the videos are for Partners only, but if you’re a partner, I’d give them a look. --- # MSDynamicsWorld and Dynamics Communities Collaborating. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/msdynamicsworld-and-dynamics-communities-collaborating/ - Date: 2008-09-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Got a note yesterday that the folks from MSDynamicsWorld.com and the folks from Dynamics Communities (the GPUG people) are working together to leverage their various strengths. I think that this will be good for the community and helpful at getting news and issues out to users. More info here. --- # Random Dynamics GP Observations, Gossip and Rumors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/random-dynamics-gp-observations-gossip-and-rumors/ - Date: 2008-09-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article - Clients using [FastPath’s Configurator AD](http://www.gofastpath.com/) to manage GP logins via active directory are really happy with it. This would fall under observation, not gossip or rumor 😉 - Performance Point is on all the larger GP client’s radar but not on their immediate task list. I suspect that they will be ready about the same time that Performance Point is ready for them, around version 2, with large scale adoption in typical Microsoft version 3 fashion. - Dynamics GP 11 is rumored to be renamed Dynamics GP 2010 which will be really confusing since the current version is version 10. - There sure seems to be more quality Dynamics GP bloggers coming out now. With [Mariano Gomez](http://dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com/), [Dwight Specht](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/) and [Dave Musgrave](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/DevelopingForDynamicsGP/) all blogging regularly now, I don’t feel so lonely any more. Maybe [Jivtesh](http://www.jivtesh.com/) will pick back up some. - If your work with Dynamics GP makes you want to make fun of Accountants, [go here.](http://marksaccjokes.blogspot.com/) - [Dwight Specht](https://thedeathofreason.wordpress.com/)owns more socks than any three men should be allowed to own. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Smarlist Record Limits - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-smarlist-record-limits/ - Date: 2008-09-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I confess to a current writer’s block around Weekly Dynamics. After lots of weeks of good ideas I’m running low. I did realize that I’ve never really done a post on limiting the number of records in a Smartlist. If you look at the bottom of a Smartlist it tells you the number of records returned. If that’s a round number, like 1,000, you’ve probably hit the limit and don’t have all the records you need. This is easily fixed on a case by case basis, simply hit the Search button and change the Maximum Records amount. If you have a need to set this on a consistent basis, save your Smartlist as a Favorite. To make global adjustments to limits, go to the Dynamics GP menu – Tools – Setup – System – Smartlist Options. Here you can ratchet down Smartlist defaults and force users to up the limits on a case by case basis. This can help with performance if you have these limits too high to begin with. If you have suggestions for a Weekly Dynamic, let me know that too! --- # Excel and Excel Services with Analysis Services 2008 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-and-excel-services-with-analysis-services-2008/ - Date: 2008-09-02 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article If you want a quick tutorial on using Excel or Excel Services with SQL Server Analysis Services 2008, there is a nice one up on the Excel team blog. It’s not terribly in depth but it does give a nice starting point if you’re just getting started. --- # Dynamics Roadshow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-roadshow/ - Date: 2008-08-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft is taking Dynamics on the road and GP is at the forefront. There are lots of dates all over the U.S. and Canada (for you maple leaf lovers). SL and NAV are also included at some stops but it looks like all the stops feature GP. Make sure you check out the schedule. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Easily Audit Payable Thresholds - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-easily-audit-payable-thresholds/ - Date: 2008-08-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Fraud, Audit & Controls, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Check thresholds are an important control point in many companies. Often checks over a certain amount require a particular signature or more than one signature. When the control mechanism slows down the work flow (sometimes by design, we don’t want to be in a hurry to write huge checks) users may go around the control. In this case, the control can be circumvented by issuing a number of smaller checks just under the threshold. This can be as innocent as the required signers were not available but everyone knew the check had to go out or it can be blood sucking fraud. It’s not unusual for innocent actions to quickly become fraud as well. An important mechanism to check this control is to review checks cut just below the threshold. This is easy to do in Microsoft Dynamics GP. Simply start with a default Payables Smartlist. - In the columns, remove current trx amount and add document amount. - In the search box add: - Document Type equals Payment - Document Date greater than Beginning of Week (or Beginning of Month if you want to audit monthly) - Document Amount is between a lower amount and your threhold amount For instance, if the threshold for 2 signatures is $10,000 you might set the document amount to be between 9,000 and 10,000. You can fine tune this for your needs but this would show checks cut between 9k and 10k. Save this smartlist as a favorite and pick the Favorite and Reminder choice. This lets you add a reminder for the system to notify you if there are any transactions that meet this criteria. Now all you have to do each week is review the list and physically check items near the threshold. Review all checks cut for the week for that vendor and you may find a large one near the threshold and a smaller one that would have put the check over. Once you find that, the hard work of being a manager really begins. --- # I.B.I.S. Products Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-b-i-s-products-blog/ - Date: 2008-08-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My employer, I.B.I.S., has a new blog dedicated to providing information about the ISV products that we create. The blog is at ibisincproducts.com. If you are using or interested in things like Tax Assist or Enterprise Scheduler make sure that you head over there and take a look. As a example, some of the early posts have information about how to use TaxAssist in a 64 bit environment and there is information about new features in the latest release of Enterprise Scheduler. It looks like the dev guys that we hide in the back room are doing some nice work and finally getting to tell the world about it. --- # Analysis Cubes, Clustered Servers, and Named Instances - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/analysis-cubes-clustered-servers-and-named-instances/ - Date: 2008-08-19 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Mark was kind enough to let me borrow his corner of the blogoshpere to pass along some fun information about Analysis Cubes. Yesterday, I was working at a client (a public, very well known company running Dynamics GP as a financial package) that has a very complex internal environment on which they wished to run Analysis Cubes for Excel (ACE). We had: 1. A GP transactional Server running in a remote data center 2. A SQL Cluster with two physical machines and two virtual nodes setup in overlapping active / passive cluster (A is active, B is passive but B is also active with A as passive). The SQL Cluster would serve as the second tier in the ACE installation running both Analysis Services and storing the Data Warehouse. This means SSIS would also run on this machine. 3. Both were 64 bit OS 4. Several TSE machines, all 32 bit. 5. No domain priviledges, no sa user access, but my doman user id was granted access as sysadmin to the GP transactional server and to the SQL Cluster. 6. And, lastly, the SQL Cluster Virtual Machince (node) which would run the data warehouse, SSAS and SSIS was a named instance rather than a default instance. One thing: I am not a MCSE, nor do I have tremendous amounts of hardware/infrastructure/high performance clustering background, so forgive me if some details around the clustering don’t make sense to a more educated reader. As you know, you cannot install ACE on a 64 bit machine. To compound matters, ACE, by default, won’t install into a cluster because SSIS is not cluster aware. This causes a problem with the ACE install when it tries to create the SSIS packages – you get a “login timeout” error. You can replicate this by going into Management Studio and trying to expand the MSDB folder under the SSIS service on the virtual server. The error is the same. To solve the first problem is pretty easy: Just install the server configuration utility onto a 32 bit workstation or TSE from which you can make a connection to the SQL and Analysis Servers. In this case, we installed the Server Configuration utility onto a TSE running Windows 2003. To solve the second problem is tricky – you basically have two options: **1. Make SSIS cluster aware:** This allows you to have SSIS run as a cluster service and manage the SSIS packages from Management Studion on any cluster node. The best source for understanding how to do this is here: [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345193(SQL.90).aspx](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345193(SQL.90).aspx). However, YOU MUST read the correction entitled “Corrections for registry keys and file system paths” at the bottom of the page – if you don’t it won’t work. There’s one with pictures at: [http://sqljunkies.com/WebLog/knight\_reign/archive/2005/07/06/16015.aspx](http://www.drdobbs.com/database/) Honestly, we couldn’t get this to work yesterday. I think because we didn’t apply the registry entry from the correction and because we had a named instance, we had some problems. Also, DCOM security settings seemed to get in the way. So, we dropped this in favor of option 2. **2. Make SSIS Manageable from the Cluster Node but Not Cluster Aware:** You do this by updating the MsDtsSrvr.ini.xml file on each physical node of the cluster to point to the various virtual nodes in the cluster. The best link for this is here: [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/942176](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/942176). Basically, you edit the MsDtsSrvr.ini.xml file found in %ProgramFiles%Microsoft SQL Server90DTSBinn. Under the Folder node of the xml file, you’ll find an entry for MSDB (that’s the name child node) and “.” (that’s the Server Name child node). Change the value of the server name child node to the fully qualified instance name of the virtual server on which you will run the SSIS packages. For example, SERVERNAMEInstanceName. By making this change, you are telling SSIS that it is running on that particular virtual node and instance, so you can then manage SSIS from Management Studio from that node. Personally, I like this last option better as it is less work and I don’t see where ACE really needs to be part of a high availability fail over scheme for most companies. If the failover occurs, you would probably need to reinstall the package files manually to get the system back up and running. By they way, if you ARE using a named instance of SQL Server and NOT using a cluster, the same technique works to get ACE to install on the named instance. The only problem we had was as follows: we have two virtual machines in the cluster and so created two entries in the MsDtsSrvr.ini.xml file, one for each machine, both with the name MSDB (see the above link and you’ll get a sense for what this would look like). The odd thing that happened inside Management Studio was that I could connect to the SSIS service under virtual server A and see two folders for MSDB, both showing the same package list from A. If you refreshed the service, I then saw the packages on B. Refresh again, and I saw A. Basically, it toggled back and forth. I think that’s because I named them both MSDB, but haven’t finished the testing around that. Once the above is done, you can now run the ACE Server Configuration utility. However, DEFINITELY use the SP2 version of ACE available on partnersource or you may get an error around the creation of the linked server entry on the GP transaction server. Use the cluster virtual server node fully qualified name (SERVERNAMEInstance) as the Analysis Cubes and Data Warehouse server and you should be good to go. I’d love to hear comments, feedback or your experience with this. --- # MVP Off Topic - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-off-topic/ - Date: 2008-08-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Not exactly on topic but when I saw this I couldn’t resist. ![](/img/blogger/a21ffb1d1fe0a836.jpg) --- # In-Transit Inventory Transfer - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/in-transit-inventory-transfer/ - Date: 2008-08-12 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Rose Business Solution’s blog has a nice overview of the new In-Transit Inventory Transfer feature in GP 10. --- # MS Dynamics World Editorial Board - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-dynamics-world-editorial-board/ - Date: 2008-08-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m now a part of the editorial advisory board of MSDynamicsWorld.com. My role is to help shape the direction of the content to make sure that you are getting the Dynamics information that you need. If you’re looking for a particular type of GP content and you’re not finding it, feel free to drop me a line. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Contracts, One Time Billing, Multiyear Revenue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-contracts-one-time-billing-multiyear-revenue/ - Date: 2008-08-11 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In the Microsoft Dynamics GP Contracts module, a part of the Field Service series, it’s easy to see how to create monthly, quarterly or annual billed contracts with a different revenue recognition schedule. What’s not as obvious is how to deal with something like a three year agreement that is paid up front. There is no billing type beyond annual. The Contracts module can certainly handle this. Using the example above, simply set the revenue recognition dates to the appropriate 3 year period. Then set the billing type to Annual and the billing dates to only cover the first year. The system will create one bill at the beginning of the billing period for the entire 3 year coverage time. I have seen cases where this causes the monthly billing amount in the lines to be off but that has no effect on these type contracts. It’s annoying, but it won’t hurt anything. So there you go, multi year, single payment contracts in just a couple of short steps. --- # SQL Server 2008 Is In the Can - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2008-is-in-the-can/ - Date: 2008-08-06 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Microsoft announced today that SQLServer 2008 has been shipped to manufacturing. You now have a new toy, er important enterprise component to begin playing, uh, testing with. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Another AP Balancing Technique - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-another-ap-balancing-technique/ - Date: 2008-08-04 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article There are a number of techniques for balancing the AP sub ledger to the GL in Microsoft Dynamics GP. If you are using GP 10 you can start with the GL Balancing utility in GP. If you are already balanced you can use the balancing code on DynamicAccounting.net to help keep you in balance on a daily basis. But what if you don’t fit into either of these categories? Well, courtesy of fellow [MVP Leslie Vail and her newsgroup post](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/wEoL48IQzm0), I though that I would pass along her technique. The usefulness of this depends on how many AP transactions you have, how many vendors have open invoices and whether you are posting in detail. 1. Create a GL based SmartList that includes only the Accounts Payable account(s) and excludes any source document that equals ‘BF’. Be sure to include the discount account if you are keeping track of it in a separate GL account. 2. Add the Originating Master ID to the SmartList. One thing you’ll notice right away is that if there is no vendor ID, there’s a possible trx that’s trouble. 3. Export the list to Excel. [Subtotal the excel spreadsheet](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/10/weekly-featureexcel-subtotals.html) by Master ID. 4. Add another column in Excel to net the Dr and Cr columns. 5. Now, the balance by vendor ID should be equal to the Balance on your AP trial balance. 6. Check each vendor and for the ones that don’t match you’ll need to take a look at the detail transactions and compare. There’s a lot more advice on this topic from experienced people in this [newsgroup thread](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/wEoL48IQzm0), so don’t give up. You can get it balanced. --- # The Most Advanced Accounting Software on the Planet - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-most-advanced-accounting-software-on-the-planet/ - Date: 2008-08-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article [Bill Kennedy of Energized Accounting](http://energizedaccounting.blogspot.com/2008/08/most-advanced-accounting-software-on.html) (I’ve said before that I love the name) has a nice broad post on comparing software vendors and their claims. A couple of excerpts: *Anyone who knows me will tell you that I’m a Microsoft fan. In my quarter century of accounting, I have spent a decade implementing Dynamics GP (Great Plains) and Dynamics NAV (Navision). But I still wouldn’t claim that it’s the most advanced accounting software on the planet. The issue is not how advanced it is, but how well it fits the client’s needs and budget*… *Two packages may claim to have advanced inventory features, multi-currency, role based security etc. etc., but when you investigate, you find that they have addressed these features in very different ways. Furthermore, there are hidden assumptions included in the words.* [Read the whole thing](http://energizedaccounting.blogspot.com/2008/08/most-advanced-accounting-software-on.html) for a great perspective on vendor claims, implementation pain and some help navigation the crud. --- # Registration Open for MS BI Conference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/registration-open-for-ms-bi-conference/ - Date: 2008-07-30 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Registration is open for Microsoft’s 2nd Annual BI conference in Seattle on October 6. If you’re interested in BI as part of your GP solutions, make sure you take a look at this. --- # New Position Control Summary Coming to Dynamics GP HR/Payroll - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-position-control-summary-coming-to-dynamics-gp-hrpayroll/ - Date: 2008-07-29 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article Microsoft announced late yesterday that are adding Position Control to HR & Payroll. A brief description from the release is below. *Position Control Summary:* Position Control is a Human Resource and Payroll function that is required by customers in industries such as the Public Sector (i.e. State and Local Government, Education…etc.) The management of labor budgets and human resources based upon specific job functions and a specific head count is a driving force behind Position Control. Constraints are then applied throughout the Human Resource and Payroll system to enforce the business rules and to manage the movement of human resources throughout the organization. What I found interesting is that the announcement indicates that it will be available in Fall of 2008 as part of SP3. I wasn’t expecting SP3 until late 2008/early 2009 based on the announced rough 6 month schedule for service packs. I’ve never considered year end to be fall so might get SP3 earlier than expected. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Contract Secrets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-contract-secrets/ - Date: 2008-07-28 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article Full Disclosure and warnings first. *My employer, I.B.I.S., Inc. wrote the Field Service modules (Including the Contracts module mentioned here) and later sold them to Microsoft. I.B.I.S. continues to provide development work on this module but I don’t have any inside knowledge related to the modules. Anything in here I developed on my own. Also, this is tip has the potential to make a huge mess, use it at your own risk.* I’ve spent a lot of time with the Contracts module lately and thought I would share a little tip. There is a trigger on the Contract Lines table (SVC00601) that creates the lines in the Billing(SVC00603) and Revenue Recognition (SVC00604) tables. What this means is that if you change the dates in the SVC00601 table via SQL, it automatically sets the right amount of revenue recognition lines. This is really useful in an initial setup scenario where you might have thousands of contracts coming to GP from another system. If you find an error, you can make mass adjustments via SQL. This could also be useful if you need to modify the Revenue Recognition schedule to match a schedule from an old system. Be careful when you use this though. It’s best used in a setup scenario where no billing or revenue recognition have occurred yet. Also, some choices in the Contract Header table (SVC00600) such as Revenue Smoothing or Billing Smoothing affect the behavior of the trigger. It is nice to know that it’s a SQL trigger and not something in the code that modifies billing and revenue schedules. It makes wholesale adjustments much easier. Update: I just wanted to add that if any billing has been done, this trigger won’t fire. This only works for initial setup. --- # Dynamics GP iPhone Apps, Apple Cool for Apple $ - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-iphone-apps-apple-cool-for-apple/ - Date: 2008-07-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article MyAccountsToGo for Dynamics GP (and SAP) holds the [distinction of being an accounting app cool enough for the iPhone](http://gizmodo.com/5028428/most-expensive-iphone-app-champion-myaccountstogo-costs-more-than-an-unsubsidized-iphone). MyAccountsToGo lets you connect to DynamicsGP (or some German accounting thing that’s short for “sucker”, but who cares about them) for access to Customer Master, Addresses, Statements, SOP Transactions and Item Master records. I have to say that I like what little I’ve seen of the interface. Of course, it runs on Apple so everyone is focused on the roughly $450 price. Things like, “App is more than the whole phone” are being written. Let me tell you, it’s a lot cheaper than buying laptops for all your salespeople, that’s for sure. I’ve also heard that Apple may be getting a typical 30% payout on AppStore applications so that factors into the price as well. There is a demo version if you want to play with with. I’m iPhoneless for good reasons so I don’t get to play, but if you try it, let me know how it works. [HT to [Michael Johnson](http://mbsguru.blogspot.com/) for the [gizmodo link.](http://gizmodo.com/5028428/most-expensive-iphone-app-champion-myaccountstogo-costs-more-than-an-unsubsidized-iphone)] --- # Excel Fuzzy Lookups - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/excel-fuzzy-lookups/ - Date: 2008-07-23 - Topics: Excel & Office, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you ever have to do things like compare addresses from Microsoft Dynamics GP with addresses from another system you know what a giant pain it can be. Make sure you check out Mr. Excel’s Fuzzy Match video for some help with this problem. Sadly, I didn’t watch this video until after we had finished matching customer records. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Reprint Invoices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-reprint-invoices/ - Date: 2008-07-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you try to print an invoice batch and nothing happens there’s a pretty good chance that the invoice has been printed before. Especially if process monitor doesn’t show anything running. Remember printing to the screen counts as printing. To fix this, simply pick the “Reprint Previously Printed” checkbox on the batch printing menu and your invoices will come out. --- # No Dynamics GP 10 Workflow on Terminal Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/no-dynamics-gp-10-workflow-on-terminal-services/ - Date: 2008-07-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Just a heads up, I spotted this little tidbit in PartnerSource, apparently, there are issues using Workflow in GP10 over Windows Terminal Services. The recommendation is that you don’t do it for now. ##### *Technical Information* *Workflow for Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 may encounter issues when deployed in a Terminal Server environment.* *Because of these issues, it is recommended that you do not use Workflow for Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 in an environment where Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 is deployed to the clients using Terminal Server.  Microsoft is currently working to address the outstanding issues.* This came to me via RSS as a Hot Topic and I wasn’t able to get a KB number for it, but there’s not much more information in the entry and there doesn’t appear to be an entry in CustomerSource yet. At, not one that I find. (hint, hint CS team). There was no indication that this topic was confidential so I’m going to post it. The PartnerSource Link is here if you’re a partner. --- # Inventory Account Number Edit Changes in SP2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/inventory-account-number-edit-changes-in-sp2/ - Date: 2008-07-17 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article Microsoft has made some changes to what you can do with the inventory number in Purchase Order Processing. The details of what you can no longer change are below and the reasoning is pretty straightforward. They want the new HITB report to actually work and balance to the GL. These changes make that possible. The change affects GP 9 SP3 and GP 10 SP2. This was another one of those Hot Topics with no reference number things. More info via this link. Overview below. ##### *Details* *In order to facilitate the matching of the inventory value in the Inventory module to the inventory value in the General Ledger module, a change was made beginning in Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 Service Pack 3 and Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Service Pack 2. You can no longer edit the inventory account number in the Purchase Order Processing module. This change applies to summary level changes made in the Purchasing Distribution Entry window for the PURCH account type. This change also enables the Historical Inventory Trial Balance (HITB) report to balance.* *If this activity were allowed, it could cause a situation where the inventory value in the Inventory module would not match the inventory value in the General Ledger module.* *This means that the following actions are no longer enabled:* *· You cannot create multiple distributions for the same account type in the Purchasing Distribution Entry window.* *· You cannot create split distributions for the same account type in the Purchasing Distribution Entry window.* --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-account-security/ - Date: 2008-07-15 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I got bit by an old bug recently. To be fair, it’s not a bug, it really is a feature, but that didn’t make the bite feel any better and “bit by a feature” is a confusing metaphor. If you accidentally turn on “Account Security” in the Company->Company setup window all kinds of mayhem ensues. See, account security is designed to work with the Organizational Structure feature to limit access to certain accounts. The idea behind this is that some organizations have a very complex account structure and it makes picking the right account easier if you limit a department to only be able to see their own accounts. But if you haven’t setup Organizational Structures (a pretty common occurrence), turning on Account Security will wipe out everyone’s ability to see and interact with the chart of accounts. Oops. It sounds like a good thing to turn on. I had this happen at a client recently and was stumped as to what had changed. I remember this scenario but it had been a long time. The client is new to GP and so they are not sophisticated enough to have found and turned off security to the Chart tables in GP10. Heck, I’m not sure if I could find that without some digging in Version 10, I certainly couldn’t stumble across that accidentally. A quick trip to Partnersource reminded me of this issue and a checkbox later, we were good to go. We didn’t have audit trails on yet so I’m not sure (nor do I really care) who turned it on but we’ll be adding that to the audit trail list. --- # Mary Jo Foley says SQL Server 2008 in August - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mary-jo-foley-says-sql-server-2008-in-august/ - Date: 2008-07-09 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mary Jo Foley is reporting from Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference that SQL Server 2008 is due to ship in August at the same price as SQL Server 2005. --- # MVP Congrats to Mariano Gomez and Frank Hamelly - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-congrats-to-mariano-gomez-and-frank-hamelly/ - Date: 2008-07-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Well, we finally know who the two new MVP’s are for Dynamics GP for the July 1 cycle, it’s Frank Hamelly and Mariano Gomez. Both are heavy contributors to the GP newsgroup and make big contributions to helping ordinary users. Frank is really consistent on the Newsgroup and Mariano seems to be everywhere these days. With the addition of two more southerners (Melbourne, FL and Atlanta, GA) to the GP MVP mix I have to wonder what’s up with the rest of the country. Congrats to both of you, you both deserve it. The GP MVP club is now up to double digits with 10 folks recognized for their contributions to the GP community. --- # The XBRL Train is Rolling - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-xbrl-train-is-rolling/ - Date: 2008-07-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article The June 2008 issue of CFO magazine has an article titled [“Suddenly, It’s Here”.](http://ww2.cfo.com/risk-compliance/2008/06/suddenly-its-here/) SEC mandated XBRL that is. [I mentioned back in April](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2008/04/xbrl-frx-performance-point.html) that this was rumored and now it’s come to pass. From the article, companies with $5 Billion or more in market cap will have to file in XBRL format for late 2008 fiscal periods. Those statements will be made public in 2009. For the small and mid cap filers out there who just breathed a sigh of relief, suck it back in, you only get an extra year. International companies filing using IFRS get one extra year. There are plenty of small and mid cap public companies that use Microsoft Dynamics GP. The good news is that FRx has had the ability to produce XBRL statements for years. The bad news, is that you’re probably not already using this functionality. On the Performance Point side, I hope that this speeds up the introduction of XBRL functionality to the Management Reporter portion of Performance Point. So if you fall into this XBRL deficient group, dust off your FRx skills or call your partner for help because the the XBRL train is rolling and you don’t want to get stuck on the tracks. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Comments Without A Comment ID - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-comments-without-a-comment-id/ - Date: 2008-07-08 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In many GP transactional screens you can input a comment. The comment functionality was intended to be used for repeating comments (things like “Remember to send your invoice to our new address”, “Thanks for your business”, etc.). Consequently comments have a comment ID to reduce keying and allow for consistent verbiage. It’s easier to key or default “Thank1” than “Thanks for your business”. Since comments print on most default documents, their use often evolves into one time customer comment use, in place of consistent repeating comments. Things like (“Red gromets shipped in place of black gromets”). However, if you create a comment ID for each comment ever made on an invoice, order or P.O. you’re soon drowning in comment id’s. Well in case you missed this functionality, you can skip the comment ID altogether. Simply click the blue arrow next to a blank comment id. Create a comment without ever entering an ID and you’ve got a nice way to provide one-time communication to your customers or vendors. These comments print just fine on orders, invoices, P.O.’s, etc. This also allows easy separation of external facing notes (the comment) and internal facing notes (the note field). Also, since comments are already sent to print on default documents you don’t have a bunch of modifications to do. No linking tables to add the notes field to a report. So there you have it, “Thank you and have a nice day!”. --- # Congrats to New Dynamcs GP MVP’s! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/congrats-to-new-dynamcs-gp-mvps/ - Date: 2008-07-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I understand that there are 2 new Dynamics GP MVP’s being awarded in the July 1 cycle so congratulations to both of you! No, I don’t know who they are yet but congrats anyway! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Budget Wizard Bug in GP10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-budget-wizard-bug-in-gp10/ - Date: 2008-07-01 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article We came across 2 bugs in The Budget Wizard for Excel function recently. Partnersource was being very unreliable so we finally had to give up and ask for help. This issue does occur even with SP2 in GP 10. If you create an Excel budge file using the wizard and then try to import it back in an error message occurs indicating that the number of columns in the sheet doesn’t match the number of columns in GP. Even if you export a blank budget sheet and try to import it immediately back in, it won’t work. The items to review to fix this are: 1) You need 3 lines at the top of the sheet. Two that can be blank and the column header is the third line. 2) If you have renamed your periods to something like January, Feb, etc. they come in to the budget file as dates. We didn’t have any success renaming these as text. What did work was renaming the headings in the Excel sheet as Period 1, Period 2, etc. You don’t have to rename them in GP, just in the Excel sheet columns. Interestingly, changing the column titles to text January, February, etc. didn’t solve the problem either. It had to be non-date related. Our issue was number 2 on the list. It was really frustrating to export a budget and not be able to import it right back in and the error message was really no help. But now we have an answer and so do you. --- # Weekly Dynamic: IM Troubleshooting – Key A Transaction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-im-troubleshooting-key-a-transaction/ - Date: 2008-06-25 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I was wrestling with a SOP integration recently. I had to use the old style adapter for Integration Manager because some fields I needed are missing in the econnect adapter. The integration would start, process a few records and fail, crashing IM and not writing to any logs. This is a an effective way to learn new expletives. To complicate things, the source was a really complex SQL query from a non-GP database. Also, the integration wasn’t failing on the same record each time. Records that failed one time would integrate the next and the process would fail on another record. (aside: son of a motherless goat is good expletive to use here. Extra points if you can name the movie it’s from) I was ready to drop everything to a CSV and test it that way but that would have been time consuming and not fun. My colleague who keeps claiming that she’s “non-technical” but who keeps solving my technical problems sat down and we walked through keying an entry. The problem was subtle but we found it. I was forcing the Ship To information into the integration (not necessarily using a ship to address id) because I wanted to make sure that the ship to data was right even if the address wasn’t setup for that customer. But I had Ship To Address set to default. The problem was that Ship to Address wasn’t defaulting so there was no ship to information to change when I forcing in data. I’ve found lots of Integration Manager issues by keying integration transactions in the past but usually they stand out. This one was more subtle so even though I’ve given this advice before and thought I had done it here, I’ll say it again. If you are having IM trouble, key one transaction from the integration. Key every step. Don’t skimp. Don’t say “oh, I know how that works”. Key it. Do it now! --- # Weekly Dynamic: SOP to POP with a Service Item - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-sop-to-pop-with-a-service-item/ - Date: 2008-06-20 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I ran into an interesting scenario this week. A client (who we’ll call X) provides a device to it’s end user companies and provides services around that device. At the end of the service term, the end gets to keep the device. Because of this, some end users ask to purchase a manufacturers extended warranty through client X. This an interesting example of the SOP to POP functionality. Client X is shipping a device from their warehouse but the addition of the warranty, requires Client X to actually purchase the warranty from the manufacturer at the time of sale.  It’s essentially a near time process since delivery of the warranty is virtual. We looked at using SOP to POP functionality to create the PO for the warranty and kept running into a problem. We couldn’t push the service item to a P.O. My first concern was that this was limitation in GP but after talking to support, we found the issue. We hadn’t marked allow backorders on the item record. After all, when we setup the service items, why would we need to back order a service right? Doh! So the ultimate solution was to fix the appropriate item records, enter the warranty in SOP, change the Quantity from Ordered to Back Ordered and create a P.O. Part of our problem with this was that the issue came up very late in the project and we didn’t have enough time to really sit and evaluate all the possible settings that could be causing us problems, but now I know where to go look first the next time. --- # New I.B.I.S. CRM Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-i-b-i-s-crm-blog/ - Date: 2008-06-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I rarely blog about Microsoft CRM because, well, let’s face it, it’s not Dynamics GP! However, if you need help with CRM there’s now a new blog in town. The I.B.I.S. CRM team has started a team blog at http://www.ibisinccrm.com/. I recommend that you use an RSS reader and simply pickup the RSS feed. That way you won’t miss any of the CRM goodness. --- # Performance Point SP1 Has Shipped - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-point-sp1-has-shipped/ - Date: 2008-06-05 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Service Pack 1 for Performance Point is now available for download. On the down side, I’m hearing that now that PPS is part of the Office team they’ve reset the next release date to coincide with the next MS Office release. This means that we won’t see v2 of PPS until fall 2009. Bummer. I guess we’ll just need to play with SP1 for a while. --- # My Integration Manager Rant - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-integration-manager-rant/ - Date: 2008-05-29 - Topics: Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I love Integration Manager. I hate Integration Manager. Repeat. I’ve been working on a bunch of integrations, some with IM. I continued to love the flexibility of the IM interface. The ability to transform data without having to make adjustments to the source is just phenomenal. It’s so much better than the standard rigid Excel/CSV formats from other products. With VBA and all the little things like substitution tables and easy capitalization I actually have a lot of good things to say about IM. If someone would fix the gripes, they’d have a phenomenal product. By gripes, I don’t mean stability either. With v10 GP pulled out the SQL adapters and replaced them with econnect adapters. ehh. I was hoping the econnect adapters would fix the biggest single issue the SQL connector had but they don’t. None of the high speed connectors contains every single possible field for integration. Why is this so hard? My goal was today was two integrations that will need to be automated, namely, new customers and orders. I wanted the econnect adapters because I can put them in a group and automate the group without firing off the interface. Customers went fine. SOP should be fine, except that for very good business reasons, I need the items to come in as Quotes. Low and behold, the IM econnect adapters for SOP don’t support Quotes, just Orders and Invoices. I felt screwed, and not in a good way. That’s not the only missing field or option in the SOP integration, it’s just the one I really needed. Understand that I don’t even care that the connections can be flaky. Crystal is that way as is FRx, but moving the whole enchilada to an econnect back end AND INCLUDING EVERY FREAKING FIELD would really improve IM. I’m not sure what the point of the SQL optimized to econnect back end change was if there is no improvement in available fields. So, I love IM and I hate IM. I hate IM because I see so much unrealized potential. It’s like a kid who can’t see their phenomenal potential. Somebody please get IM out of puberty and into a grown up app. --- # GP 10 Feature Pack - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-feature-pack/ - Date: 2008-05-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article As far as I know, the Feature Pack for GP 10 is still scheduled for a mid-June release. I have some beta code because of a client need after its released but I haven’t gotten to play with it yet. Well, the US Dynamics GP Field Team has more info if you’re looking for some details. I’m going to go on record as saying that I don’t like features bundled with service packs and the Feature Pack includes SP2 for GP 10. It looks like the Performance Point Connector is going to be delayed until the end of the June. --- # Vote! Vote! Vote! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/vote-vote-vote-2/ - Date: 2008-05-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It doesn’t matter if you’re a Democrat, Republican, Libertarian or Green you can still vote for features in Dynamics GP. Follow the link above to give product feedback on Microsoft Dynamics GP. Just the like the Presidential election here in the U.S., if you don’t vote, you don’t get to complain. You’d hate to get someone else’s feature get implement instead of yours just because they voted. So in the spirit of the first Mayor Daly of Chicago, vote early and vote often. Update: This link requires a Windows Live ID. If you click Continue on the page you land on you’ll be able to log in an vote. --- # Rethinking the Podcast Direction - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rethinking-the-podcast-direction/ - Date: 2008-05-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Given the amount of work that it takes to schedule, record and produce the GPRocks podcast, I’m thinking about taking it in a different direction. I’m considering trying a topical format instead of the current guest-based format. I’m still thinking about what track to take so suggestions are welcome. --- # New GP Rocks Podcast is Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-gp-rocks-podcast-is-up/ - Date: 2008-05-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My apologies to Michael Johnson because this took way too long to finish on my part. The next episode of GPRocks is up. In episode 9, Michael Johnson of Gibson Music and I talk about some of the cool stuff Gibson is doing with Dynamics GP. We spend some time talking warehouse management and covering the challenges of running a 24/7 global operation. --- # Query for Customers Who HAVEN’T Bought a Particular Item - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/query-for-customers-who-havent-bought-a-particular-item/ - Date: 2008-04-30 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, SQL & Data, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article Steve Gray of VS Tools has a nice query for GP to find all of your customers who haven’t bought a certain product. Mark sure you check out Steve’s site. --- # GP 10 Feature Pack - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-feature-pack-2/ - Date: 2008-04-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I haven’t posted much about the GP 10 Feature Pack that was mentioned at Convergence because we never saw a complete list of what was in there. Well, now the list is on Partnersource and I can give you some highlights. - Office Excel Report Builder – A part of Smartlist Builder, I’m now sure how this differentiates from simple using the Office Data Connector that is part of the native Excel reports but you can’t complain that you don’t have reporting options! - Historical Inventory Trial Balance – The promise is that now you’ll always be able to tie your Inventory to GL regardless of your inventory method. I want to believe in this one. We’ll leave it at that. - Contracts – There’s a bunch of additions to the Contract portion of Field Service. - Project Accounting – A couple of nice new features for Project Accounting - “Rapid” stuff – This category has improvements to deployment, configuration, configuration templates and the all important Quickbooks migration tool. These tools may ease new deployment but until I see them, I don’t know how valuable they will be to existing customers. - Performance Point – The connectors for Performance Point are in this release so I’m looking forward to that. - Security – previously released security sychronization tool used to link up security across products like GP, Business Portal and Sharepoint is included in here. - SQL Server 2008 – Feature Pack 1 adds compatibility for SQL Server 2008. There’s a few more things but those were the biggies. Last I heard this was due in the June 2008 time frame. That still seems reasonable. --- # MVP Summit Reflections - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mvp-summit-reflections/ - Date: 2008-04-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In a rare move, I’m going to post this on all 3 my blogs. If you see it 3 times, well then you’re special. Last week I headed out to Redmond for my first MVP summit. There were a lot of pros and maybe a con or two. To start with, my MVP lead, Tom Archer was fantastic. Despite the hard time I gave him, I have nothing but good things to say about him. He was a huge help despite the broad number of MVP’s he supports, so thanks Tom for everything. Secondly, Joe Healy, one of our Florida Microsoft Developer Evangelists is an absolute machine when it comes to introducing, connecting, convincing and “volunteering” people. Joe’s the guy twisting arms at Microsoft to get their support for things like SQL Saturday and the upcoming tweener session. Joe truly is the man and he was kind enough to spend some time with a GP MVP. I got glimpse of some of the special things that are happening in Florida that are not going on in other parts of the county…yet. The sessions were really good, especially the interactions with the project teams. I suffered a little because there was no one from the GP project team there. I did get a little time with the Performance Point folks and that was a big plus. The teams really seemed to be listening and a number of folks commented that they seemed to be listening more this year than in past years. The schedule was brutal and the rooms were spread out across the MS campus. If you stayed within your discipline, you didn’t move around too much but if you crossed products like me, you could find that you didn’t have nearly enough time to move between buildings. The first day of “open sessions” was interesting. Essentially, we had rooms designed for discussions around a cross discipline topic like social networking, book writing or interacting with your local MS office. The interactions in some of the rooms were phenomenal. MVP’s are not generally a shy group. A few sessions were flat because not only are MVP’s not shy, some of them are incredibly stubborn. Fortunately, if you didn’t like your session, you moved to another one! As we moved into product sessions, things got a little lonelier for the lone GP guy. By nature, the MVP groups are little cliques. Most folks know each other, even if only from online interactions. All the Access MVP’s know each other, same for Sharepoint, etc. All of the groups were very nice but I was definitely an outsider. The distance between locations also made it hard to hook up with folks from other disciplines if they missed the parties. I never did connect with [Warner Crocker and Rob Bushway.](http://www.gottabemobile.com/) I’m sure Warner thinks I was stalking him. (I was, but in a good way.) Rob and Warner spent a bunch of time with the product groups and we’ll all appreciate that down the road. (By the way, did Hugo Ortega get sucked into a big, black hole somewhere?) To wrap up, the summit was fantastic. It could have been better with a few more GP MVP’s there but it will happen at some point. Actually, I’d be pretty happy if fewer people asked “What the heck is Dynamics anyway?” When MVP’s ask that question, we’re still not getting the message across. --- # Big Summer Coming - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/big-summer-coming/ - Date: 2008-04-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article There’s a lot coming out this summer. GP is releasing it’s feature pack that include the Quickbooks migration. I was ambivalent about this but I’m hearing good things about the QB migration. One thing I’m hearing is that the templates could be used for other migrations but we’ll see once we get our hands on it. GP 10 is due to get a Service Pack in the not too distant future. This will make sure that GP 10 plays nicely with SQL Server 2008 among other things. Also due out this summer is SQL Server 2008. I think that this is an important release because it’s evolutionary. Folks have had time to digest the significant changes in 2005 and the tools improve in 2008 but not as radically. Perhaps a few more 2000 boxes will get retired now. There is also a service pack due out for Performance Point soon according to [Charlie Maitland’s blog.](https://charliem.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/performancepoint-service-pack/) It’s going to be a big summer for software updates and I’m looking forward to it! --- # I’m at the MVP Summit this week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-at-the-mvp-summit-this-week/ - Date: 2008-04-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m at the MVP summit this week so expect some Sharepoint stuff and a lot of stuff I can’t share. Ironic isn’t it. --- # Lone Ranger – Updated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/lone-ranger-updated/ - Date: 2008-04-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I am officially the only Dynamics ERP MVP here so I guess I’ll be hanging out with CRM, Sharepoint and SQL folks. The AX and SL folks didn’t make it so I’m all you’ve got. I was wrong, Tom Archer had some bad info. There is a an AX MVP here. We hung out at the Dynamics group dinner and harassed the CRM MVP’s. CRM MVP’s are really nice guys if you put enough beer in them. --- # HP Sizing Up Business Intelligence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hp-sizing-up-business-intelligence/ - Date: 2008-04-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Via The Data Puzzle, HP has a new Business Intelligence sizer for SQL Server 2005. The tool is designed to help you pick appropriate hardware for Analytical and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) environments. --- # XBRL, FRx & Performance Point - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/xbrl-frx-performance-point/ - Date: 2008-04-10 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article AccMan is reporting that it’s increasingly likely that XBRL (the xml based financial statement/reporting language) is going to be mandated by the SEC for all large cap filers after years of “encouragement”. (That would be “encouragement” Chicago mafia style for those of you still on your first cup of coffee.) I know most of the Dynamics GP group doesn’t fall into the large cap filer group but expect a trickle down to small public filers over the next several years if it happens. I can also see institutions mandating XBRL for private companies to streamline line things like loan covenant enforcement. We’ve this type of trickle down with Sarbanes-Oxley, so I expect it with XBRL too. I still find it odd that FRx supports XBRL, and has for some time, but the first version of Performance Point Management Reporter doesn’t. It’s slated for the next release of PPMR but I got the impression that even that was iffy. It’s time to step it up PPMR! --- # How Much SAP Software Can a $100 million Buy? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/how-much-sap-software-can-a-100-million-buy/ - Date: 2008-04-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It’s been 3 months since I hightlighted competitor issues and 6 months since I picked on SAP so yesterday’s (non-April fools) story that [Waste Management is suing SAP in Texas](http://www.accountingweb.co.uk/topic/technology/sap-faces-100m-fraud-claim-waste-management-inc) for a $100 million was very timely. The crux of the suit seems to be the sales process. Waste Management claims SAP fraudulently claimed that their industry standard waste management solution didn’t require any customization but that the software they delivered was untested and buggy. I find it interesting that it’s a fraud claim. If someone actually said that the software wouldn’t require any customization, they should shoot the saleperson. Every business is similar to every other business except in the ways that they are different. There is really no one size fits all solution at any level and certainly not given the size of Waste Management. The bottom line is, you don’t know until you get in there. Perhaps someone doesn’t “need” customization but a customization can provide significant operational benefits. That clouds the definition of need. There are lessons here for the GP world as well. Perhaps not, $100 million lessons (I hope not!) but in an implementation, the consultant has a burden to try to understand the client’s business and provide the best solution possible. The client needs to own the ultimate outcome and be willing to make smart ROI decisions around what it’s “needs” really are. --- # Eating My Sharepoint Dog Food - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/eating-my-sharepoint-dog-food/ - Date: 2008-03-31 - Topics: Excel & Office - Type: original article I’ve preached that MOSS 2007 is going to be important so I’m practicing what I preach at a MOSS architect class this week. Posting may be erratic. --- # I’m Speaking at SQL Saturday Jax - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-speaking-at-sql-saturday-jax/ - Date: 2008-03-28 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article It’s been confirmed that I’m speaking at [SQL Saturday Jacksonville on May 3, 2008.](http://www.sqlsaturday.com/) For those of you low on caffeine, that’s a Saturday, hence the name, SQL Saturday. My topic is on reporting out of Dynamics GP and I’ll be covering one of my favorite topics, how do you figure out which \*&@^%(\*\* tables to use when you need to create a report in Crystal or SSRS based on the GP tables. I’ll post the materials here sometime after the event. SQL Saturday is FREE (as in beer). Parking is $3 but that a tiny price to pay for a full day of SQL Server related sessions. No boring keynotes, its all stuff you can use when you go back to work on Monday. You know that you’ve paid more for less material in the past so get off of your butt and go register now. Even if you are nowhere near Jacksonville, all you have to pay is travel and lodging. For the Orlando SQL Saturday, we had someone who flew in from Seattle. Yes, it’s that good. See you there! --- # CustomerSource/PartnerSource Downtime - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/customersourcepartnersource-downtime/ - Date: 2008-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article In case you are like ma and weren’t paying attention, CustomerSource and PartnerSource will be down this weekend. Maybe we’ll see a few small search enhancements from this? Here’s the announcement: *Scheduled Systems Downtime From Friday March 28th, 2008 at 6:00pm to Monday, March 31st, 2008 at 2:00 am CST (GMT -6:00), VOICE, PartnerSource, CustomerSource and Commerce (NBE) systems will be unavailable as they will be down for maintenance.* *This is necessary in order to provide valuable system enhancements. Stay tuned for additional messages in PartnerSource about how the new functionality will benefit you after the maintenance is complete.* --- # Weekly Dynamic:Excel Reports in Dynamics GP 10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicexcel-reports-in-dynamics-gp-10/ - Date: 2008-03-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features, Excel & Office - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The new Excel reports in Dynamics GP 10 are really pretty cool and you don’t need MOSS 2007 to play with them. You can use a network share to let your organization do a little Excel reporting. To setup the default reports you need to do 2 things, deploy the connector and deploy the reports. Here’s how: In GP 10 pick Microsoft Dynamics GP-Tools-Setup-System-Reporting Tools Setup. Enter the system password if required. Pick the Data Connections Tab In the System Level Data connections box enter a shared network location to deploy the connectors to. Do the same thing for the User Level Data connections. This can be a local directory. Check Enable Data Connection Deployment. Check Deploy Data Connections for all existing companies if you want to run Excel reports off all your companies. Otherwise, when you deploy, you’ll have to pick a company. Click Run Deployment [![](/img/blogger/9b5279b3295af095.jpg)](/img/blogger/7d4c96fd98ff4ad4.jpg) Print or Cancel any reports and move to the Reports Library Tab. Fill out the same type of information, Network location to deploy shared reports, local location for user reports, check the enable box and if you want to deploy for all companies, check the Deploy box. Click the Run Deployment button. Print or cancel any reports. [![](/img/blogger/3ac193919ff6749c.jpg)](/img/blogger/ac720356c039123a.jpg) You’re done, now what? You can navigate to the shared location from the Reports Library Tab and open one of the Excel reports. Even better from within Dynamics GP, go to the Navigation Pane on the lower left and pick Administration or the Administration tab. Click on Other Reports and wait for them to load. [![](/img/blogger/a211e69377a82802.jpg)](/img/blogger/3227077b0a35f0d7.jpg) Pick a report and double click it. The report opens nicely (and quickly in Excel). You may need to enable data connections. If a box pops up, enable data connections and go on. In Excel 2007 the report shades every other row and provides filter handles on each column. That’s enough to let you play with it a little. I’ll have more on GP 10’s Excel reports and the cool things you can do with the connectors later. --- # Early Thoughts on Dynamics GP and SQL Server 2008 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/early-thoughts-on-dynamics-gp-and-sql-server-2008/ - Date: 2008-03-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Type: original article I haven’t played with the SQL Server 2008 Community Technology Previews but I’ve read and listened to a lot about the upcoming release and a few things really stuck out as being helpful to DBA’s supporting Microsoft Dynamics GP, even without any tweaking of the application for SQL Server 2008. The items that hit me were: - **Resource Governor** – this allows a DBA to define workload limits on the SQL server. For example, if GP shares the server with another application and you want GP to be primary, you could limit the other application to 20% of the processor power and grant GP 80% of the processor. A user on the other app gets 100% of the processing power until someone starts using GP. Then it throttles back to 20%. This scenario solves a couple of problems. Availability is ensured for both applications. Neither one will block the other completely. Also, each application gets full processing power when the other is not in use, so you’re not wasting unused cycles when using only one application. There are lots more applications for this. This is just an example. - **Security Auditing –** SQL Server 2008 is introducing built in security auditing. I doubt that this will be as easy to setup and use as [Fastpath’s Audit Trail](http://www.gofastpath.com/) but it is nice to see a built in option and it will audit Select, Insert, Update, Delete and more at the row/user level. As an aside, Dynamics GP has been criticized in the past for using SQL Logins for security. This is different than say, Dynamics SL where there was a single SQL user and all logins were housed within the app. The benefits of the GP approach come through here. By having users at the SQL level, you can easily audit transactions by user without having to worry about the structure of the application. - **Date and Time** – SQL Server now supports separate date and time data types. Yipee! Don’t expect to see changes in the way that GP deals with dates and times anytime soon but this could be a huge help with reporting down the road. You should be able to transform GP datetimes into more useable date and time data types for SSRS or Crystal Reporting. - **Nulls in BI** – Null values in a data warehouse take up the space of the largest allowed data size defined in the column, meaning that they waste a lot of space. SQL Server 2008’s Sparse Columns allow null values to be stored without taking up physical space. This can significantly reduce data warehouse sizes - **Speed** – It’s faster. How much faster depends but I’m hearing numbers in the 15-20% range. I wish my morning commute was 20% faster. --- # A Chat with the Partnersource Team - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-chat-with-the-partnersource-team/ - Date: 2008-03-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I had a nice chat at Convergence with some folks on the Partnersource team. I was starting to wonder if the team existed. I can safely say that these folks do exist and they are very nice. No bodyguards in evidence but they weren’t walking around with big orange shirts that said “Partnersource Team Member, Kick Me” either. Everyone was smartly low key. They were kind enough to demo some features from an upcoming rework of Partnersource and the layout definitely looks better. Expect phased updates of Partnersource. Search will NOT be fixed tomorrow but they are working on it. First up, expect to see the various search boxes scattered through out the site consolidated into one box, with some options to make easier to figure out which part of the site you’re searching. The new navigation is more logical and better follows the flow of a project, something we’re all pretty used to. The team is working on unified search (yay! Can anyone say “Holy Grail”?) but has a number of issues to deal with including some really nasty data cleanup. Parts of the team are spending a couple hours a day doing nothing but cleaning up KB records for things that are mis-tagged, set to never expire, etc. There is finally some movement within MS to get PS and CS fixed (thanks Kirill!). Frankly, having used other software, I find PS and CS to be great resources, they could just be soooo much better so that’s what I’m agitating for. I actually offered to kidnap someone from the Live Search team but nobody was up for that. Wimps. What’s that song I keep hearing on a commercial? “I want it all and I want it now!” That’s how I feel about Partnersource search improvements. --- # PerformancePoint - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performancepoint/ - Date: 2008-03-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’ve spent quite a bit of time with PerformancePoint at Convergence and I thought I’d share a few thoughts. PerformancePoint Server is Microsoft’s next generation Business Intelligence product. The “Server” name is something of a misnomer at this point. Think of PerformancePoint as more of a system or suite of products around information and analytics. It’s closer to a bundle of products (that currently can’t be unbundled) than a server. The “server” part is really driven more by SQL Server and Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007). The core PerformancePoint Server product is geared around Analysis Services in SQL Server and requires MOSS 2007. This is the evolution of analysis cubes and allows organizations deep drill down and analysis of their organization’s data. It’s not limited to financial information. PPS can work with any data that you can get into a SQL Server cube. Obviously the focus around Microsoft Dynamics GP will probably be financial data, but you’re not limited so this could be used to analyze customer growth, headcount or even the performance of your server. To build Key Performance Indicator/Dashboard type views, there is a PPS designer that’s very Office like and should be easy for people to pick up. Items built in the PPS designer will generally be published to MOSS for distribution. There are other options but this is going to be a long overview anyway so I’ll hold off on that for now. The Planning portion of Performance Point allows building scenarios and analysis in Microsoft Excel 2003 or 2007 with a Pivot Table like interface. The connection to Excel includes all of the security from PerformancePoint to allow fine grain control of security within the flexibility of Excel. Finally the Management Reporter is what will be the ultimate replacement for FRx. There’s no sysdata file and it’s all SQL based. Management Reporter IS geared exclusively to financial reporting like FRx. MOSS 2007 is not required to run Management Reporter. GP’s analysis cubes can be imported into PPS as a starting point for your own cubes. However, the team is working on a GP specific import connector due out in the June 2008 timeframe. The AX connector is already available. Similarly, Management Reporter today doesn’t have the GP connections that FRx does. That is also expected around June 2008. Version 6.7 is definitely the last version of FRx but it will be supported for some time to come with service packs. It’s not going away, it just won’t be enhanced. The interface for Management Reporter is much cleaner than FRx but familiar enough that you’ll be comfortable. If you want an overview of PPS take a look at this MS site. If you want in depth info including a trial option, go here. Plus, you can read about how Infoworld liked it. The BI Blog says the folks at CFO Rising get it too. Those are the facts, the rest of this is speculation, opinion, gossip and reading between the lines. Currently PPS is only available as a bundle with all of these pieces. Starting pricing in the $20k range which is steep for some companies in the GP space. However, I’ve also been repeatedly told that they are working on separating PPS to make parts of it, like Management Reporter, more affordable. Expect to see that by June 2008. I’ve heard that there are gaps in the current functionality between Management Reporter and FRx. I had lunch with [Jan of FRxBuzz](http://www.frxbuzz.com/) and she mentioned that some of the gaps are pretty big right now. Little things like no XBRL. Wouldn’t companies that can afford PPS be more likely to need XBRL? I’m just saying. [Jan](http://www.frxbuzz.com/) will have more on the specific gaps in a little bit. She’s the FRx expert so I’ll leave that to her. Ultimately, Forecaster will get the PerformancePoint treatement as well. The Forecaster team is now part of the PPS team but I don’t have a timeframe for that transition. You’re going to hear lots of BI/BS comparisons a la the Infoworld title. I’ve resisted that for now, be thankful. With MS there’s very little middle ground. FRx was pretty simple, but had a shaky core that made it erratic. And Analysis Cubes often seemed like an afterthought. PPS is a bigger beast with a solid infrastructure, but you have to manage that infrastructure. PPS should go a long way toward making cubes and analytics accessible to a lot more people and ultimately, I think it’s got a great future as a replacement for FRx. I’m off to read my Performance Point book now. --- # GP 11 Sneak Peek…the Beginning of Report Writer’s End. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-11-sneak-peek-the-beginning-of-report-writers-end/ - Date: 2008-03-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article We got a little sneak peek of GP 11 today. Remember, GP 11 isn’t due until early 2010 so settle in with version 10 for a while. But for those of you who can’t wait, GP 11 should provide even tighter office integration including a new Excel Report builder. If Smartlist Builder and Excel had a love child, it would be Excel Report Builder. Also, they demoed native GP invoice creation via Microsoft Word. For all the new reporting features that have been added, GP has never moved core reporting functionality from Report Writer. They duplicated reports in SSRS or Excel but never tied anything other than report writer to the core reporting interface. This is a big deal and it marks the start of the end for Report Writer. For those of you who were hoping that the rolldown style multiline interface of the GP grid would go away, I’m sorry to say that the demo still had the grid style that you’re used to. If you want to change that, or anything else in the product, visit the Speak Your Mind booth at Convergence or hit up the new [Connect for Microsoft Dynamics site](https://connect.microsoft.com/site/sitehome.aspx?SiteID=104) to give your product suggestions. --- # Partner Day Thoughts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/partner-day-thoughts/ - Date: 2008-03-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 2010 - Type: original article All the big announcements are Wednesday and I won’t steal any of Steve Balmer’s fun. I do have a few random tidbits from partner day though. - Kirill emphasized that no products are going away. He said specifically that if anybody heard that he wanted to know. The problem is not what gets said, it’s what gets done. SL again appears to be short on sessions this year. If I get time, I’d like to do a session breakdown like I did last year. It at least gives an idea of what’s being emphasized. - Kirill is a better motivational speaker than Satya Nadella was, and despite the accent, he’s clearer than Doug Burgum. - GP 11 won’t be out until 2010, probably mid 2010. That’s good news. There’s a lot of functionality in 10 for people to explore and giving folks a couple of years on a good solid release will be good for GP. The last couple of releases have been so fast that they’ve left people breathless. Don’t worry, there will be “feature packs”, service packs and other items to keep the product fresh. - Oddly, AX and NAV are getting “2009” identifiers in their next releases and GP and SL get numerical identifiers. No conspiracy theories here, I’m just wondering about the marketing thought behind that. Update: It was clarified on Wednesday that all the products are getting “year” designators but GP and SL won’t have a year tacked on until they closer to release. So for now it’s GP11 but the final name will be GP 2010 or 2011 depending on the release date. - People were wandering around looking for place to plug in their laptops. That could be fun once everyone gets there! --- # Convergence is Going Green - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-is-going-green/ - Date: 2008-03-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article When you hit registration today at Convergence you’ll find that you get a water bottle with your bag. Microsoft has eliminated disposable plastic water bottles and provided refilling stations as part of their “Green” effort at Convergence. Other efforts include bags made of partially recycled content and recycled paper materials. More info on the Convergence site if you’re interested. Just makes sure it’s water you’re putting in those bottles people! For the soft drink lovers, there’s a mix of Pepsi and Coke products available including Mountain Dew, a sure sign that more developers are here. Alas, there is no Diet Mountain Dew so the Convention center only gets a “B” for catering. --- # Convergence CPE is Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-cpe-is-up/ - Date: 2008-03-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article When you log in to the Convergence website, a link to the CPE form is prominently displayed on the right. A direct link to the form is here. A big thank you from me to all the folks at MS who make CPE available for this conference every year. It really makes a difference for many people in this group. It seems that MS finally gets CPE. The communication has been better an the forms are more prominently displayed. Nice Job! --- # Say Hi at Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/say-hi-at-convergence/ - Date: 2008-03-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you want to hunt me down and say hi or if I owe a drink from various things throughout the year (Frank, Sarah, Kelly and a few others for sure) I thought I would post some places I’m going to be to make it easy. If you feel that you owe me a fat lip, please skip to the next post! If you want some help I’ll be spending quite a bit of time in the “Ask the Experts” area with some GP engineers who are much smarter than I am. Make sure you come find us if you need help! **Monday (Partner Day)** 11:45a-1:45p – Ask the Experts Booth 9p-12a – Randy and Andy party **Tuesday** 10a-12p & 2p-4p – Ask the Experts Booth 7p-11p Microsoft Convergence Reception **Wednesday** 10a-11a – Ask the Experts Booth 2:45p-3:45p – Ask the Experts Booth 4:45p-5:30p – Ask the Experts Booth 5:30p on -Accolade’s Cruise **Thursday** 10a-11a – IDIND – Not For Profit Interactive Session 2:30p -6p – Ask the Experts Booth 8p-9:30p (about) – I.B.I.S. Customer Appreciation Party 9:30p-11p (about) – Rock – N – Rave **Friday** 10a-12p – Ask the Experts Booth In between I’ll be catching every session I can, focusing on BI and reporting, my current focus for the year. If you find me passed out in a hallway somewhere, nudge me to make sure that I’m alive, then walk away. Oh yeah, for the geeks in the crowd, I’m up on [Twitter](https://mobile.twitter.com/mpolino) if you want to follow me. --- # Convergence Shuttle Launch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-shuttle-launch/ - Date: 2008-03-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’re in Orlando on Monday for Tuesday’s Convergence start, go to bed early and get up for Tuesday’s 2:28am shuttle launch. Even if you don’t make the hour drive out to Kennedy Space Center, a night launch is like nothing you’ve ever seen. You’ll be able to see the vehicle from anywhere in Orlando. If you ask your hotel, they’ll be able to tell you where to look. Don’t worry, there will probably be a bunch of folks out in the parking lot at 2am. If you so make the drive to KSC, it’s phenomenal. Just be aware that traffic back to Orlando will be nasty. --- # Congrats to Swisher on their Customer Excellence Award - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/congrats-to-swisher-on-their-customer-excellence-award/ - Date: 2008-03-10 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Congratulations to Swisher.They are an I.B.I.S. customer and winner of the 2008 Customer Excellence Award for Service Industry Leadership. A win like this is a big deal for Swisher and all the other category winners. --- # Convergence CPE Update - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-cpe-update/ - Date: 2008-03-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Somehow I missed a reply email from the Convergence team. They **WILL** be offering CPE for Convergence. I expect the forms to be up anytime now and I’ll let you know once I have a link. --- # Business Portal Security Sync Utility - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/business-portal-security-sync-utility/ - Date: 2008-03-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Via the Dynamics UK GP Blog, there is a Security Synchronization Utility now available for GP 10 and Business Portal. The link on their site is a Partnersource link, I don’t know if there’s a Customersource path to the file or if you’ll need to contact your partner for this. --- # EZ-GP Video - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ez-gp-video/ - Date: 2008-03-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The folks at Data Presentation Products have a nice video out showing how their EZ-GP product can speed up the export of Smartlist data to Excel. I hope this trend of short video continues. I think it adds a nice compliment to static printed and web material. Check out EZ-GP, especially if you have large Smarlists that you need to export. --- # Thank You to Dynamics GP Support - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/thank-you-to-dynamics-gp-support/ - Date: 2008-02-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I struggled with a Business Portal 4.0 (GP 10) implementation recently and I wanted to publicly thank Lee Svienson, Kelly Youells and especially Sarah Purdy for their help. Sarah was kind enough to camp out with me until the problem was solved and for that I am extremely grateful. My only beef is that some of the KB’s they sent to me don’t come up when I search for the topics in the Knowledge Base, I had to have the number. But that’s a topic I’ve covered before and I’ll save any rants for another time. The human side of support was fantastic! I owe any of you who come to Convergence a drink. --- # 64 bit and Microsoft Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/64-bit-and-microsoft-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2008-02-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Andy Nifong has a nice post on his experiences implementing GP 10 on 64bit Windows. In the end, his solution sounds a lot like a the way to deal with GP on Vista, install it outside of the Program Files folder. I recently did a test install on a box with Windows Server 2008 RTM and I installed it outside of the Program Files folder to help avoid UAC issues. Of course, it’s my box so I just turned UAC off for my testing needs but it seems that this process may solve other issues as well. --- # My Convergence Role - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-convergence-role/ - Date: 2008-02-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It looks like I’ll have a role at Convergence this year. I’m scheduled to assist with a panel discussion on Not-for-Profit accounting. I’ll be there as the GP expert to fill in should any broad questions get too specific for the rest of the panel. Also, I think I get to be an expert in the “experts” area. I’m not completely sure yet what that entails but it sounds challenging. --- # MS Dynamics World Partner Survey - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ms-dynamics-world-partner-survey/ - Date: 2008-02-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Type: original article The folks at [MSDynamicsWorld.com](http://msdynamicsworld.com/) have [completed a survey of Dynamics Partners](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-ax/new-survey-dynamics-2008-marketplace-promises-be-well-dynamic-partners-report). Unsurprisingly, the largest percentage of respondents worked with Dynamics GP (56%) and CRM (43%). [Wait, is that the sound of horns tooting?] In the broad results, MS does a good job supporting integrations between Dynamics and vendors products, customers do a poor job of communicating their requirements, customers want end to end integrated solutions and everybody fights over costs. Take a look at the whole article [here](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-ax/dynamics-2008-marketplace-promises-be-well-dynamic-partners-report). My takeaway for customers is that the better you understand and communicate what you need, the less arguing you’ll do over costs. This applies to all kinds of things. Audit and Tax come to mind for example. The more on top of your company you are, the smoother and cheaper your audit and tax processes are. I know that CFO’s get that. You just have to apply the same logic to your systems. When you know exactly what you want, it’s easier to give you a solid price. My experience is that the key is less about communication and more about knowing what you want. Most people are pretty good at describing what they want. I watched a lady at Lowes over the weekend describe fuzzy pad holders for a glass table. It was rambling and partially coherent but the Lowes guys knew exactly what it was and where to find it. She didn’t communicate it well but she knew exactly what she wanted. I however had no clue what I was looking for so I could only describe my little home repair problem. I never did get a satisfactory solution. --- # I Passed the Report Writer Exam Yesterday - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-passed-the-report-writer-exam-yesterday/ - Date: 2008-02-19 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article I’m halfway to the Microsoft Certified Professional for Dynamics GP certification. The goals is full cert by 3/31 and I’m halfway there. I passed the Report Writer exam yesterday afternoon. Distribution is probably next on the list. So far, I’ve just used the online training, training manuals and experience. I find that the test quizzes in the online training and manuals are the biggest help. --- # GP 9 & 10 SOP Blocking Problems - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-9-10-sop-blocking-problems/ - Date: 2008-02-14 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article The US Dynamics GP Field team has some specifics and a solution if your GP solution locks up during SOP Posting. You have to use a support request to ask for the hotfix so there’s no link here. That seems dumb to me. It would be nice to see some transparency around how a typical hotfix is different from one you have to ask for. Anyone from MS willing to step up an explain this? --- # Dynamics GP Internal Metrics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-internal-metrics/ - Date: 2008-02-14 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article A number of folks have emailed asking for the SQL queries behind the internal metrics I described in my [MSDynamicsWorld](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/bi-reporting/dynamics-gp-commandments-know-thy-self-and-thy-spending-patterns) article. [Well, now, it’s all available here.](https://app.box.com/shared/uwndq0uwwo) I’ll also add a link to the downloads section on the right. In brief, there are metrics for AP, PO, Fixed Assets and a bonus one for Actual vs. Budget. For AP there is a count of Vouchers Per Week, Vouchers Per Week excluding PO related vouchers and Payments per Week. For PO there is a count of PO’s per Week, PO Lines per Week, Receivings per Week and Invoices Matched per Week. Fixed Assets has Fixed Assets added per week and the bonus is a list of overbudget accounts along with the values and differences as of today. These items are historical, meaning if you plug them in, you’ll get data already in your system assuming you are keeping history. All of the items are useful today but have lots of room for improvement in efficiency and scale. For example some of these could be monthly and tied into your fiscal calendar. You could used activity tracking to break the metrics out by user. The Week End Date code could be rolled into a function for simplicity. My goal was to give you something understandable to build on. There’s more info in the read me file that’s included. There are no AR metrics because we used an industry specific AR package that was not GP. I have metrics for it but it’s not relevant to GP users. Special thanks to Steve Gray of [4Penny.net](http://www.4penny.net/) who wrote parts of these under contract and to Dwight Specht of [I.B.I.S., Inc.](http://ibisinc.com/) who gave me the current Week Ending Date code. --- # New Microsoft Business Intelligence Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-microsoft-business-intelligence-blog/ - Date: 2008-02-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Microsoft has a new Business Intelligence blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/bi/. If you’re not yet looking at how to enhance your current implementation with BI, you’re already late. Your competitors are certainly looking. --- # I Passed the GP Financials Cert Exam - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/i-passed-the-gp-financials-cert-exam/ - Date: 2008-02-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article On Friday I passed the GP Core Financials certification exam for 10.0. I’d let my certifications lapse when I went into industry because really, what was the point? Well, no there’s a reason so I’m back working on becoming a Certified Professional. 1 exam down, 3 to go. --- # Performance Point Blogging - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/performance-point-blogging/ - Date: 2008-02-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Patrick Husting is blogging about Perfomance Point over at the Microsoft Business Intelligence blog. Performance Point is the suite that will be replacing, among other things, FRx. So pay attention! --- # Crystal Reports vs. SQL Server Reporting Services - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/crystal-reports-vs-sql-server-reporting-services/ - Date: 2008-02-06 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article [DevX.com has a nice article comparing Crystal Reports and SQL Server Reporting Services](http://www.devx.com/codemag/Article/36397) (SSRS). The article contain a little code but don’t worry, you’ll get it even if you are not a developer. The point of the article is to compare the two, presenting the differences without lobbying for or the other. I’m quickly becoming a fan of SSRS so I don’t mind lobbying. While I’ve been a fan of Crystal Reports in the past, the ever growing cost of using and maintaining Crystal and the regular crashes while writing reports (at least through version 9) finally drew me away. At Transit TV we didn’t have a single Crystal Report. On the finance side it was GP reports, Smartlists, FRx and if we needed something really crazy we used SQL & Exchange or Excel with a Database Query. I have been surprised at the differences in actually using both products. I can’t explain it yet but they are built with enough fundamental differences that if you learn one, you be frustrated for a while as you learn the other. --- # AP to GL Reconcile Problem in Dynamics GP 10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ap-to-gl-reconcile-problem-in-dynamics-gp-10/ - Date: 2008-02-05 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 10 introduced new, Excel based, functionality to reconcile AP to the GL (Dynamics GP-Tools-Routines-Financial-Reconcile to GL). Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to work correctly if there are outstanding transactions paid by credit card. When you pay an AP transaction with a credit card, there’s no GL affect, the liability within the AP subledger is simply moved from the original vendor to the credit card vendor. This seems to confuse the AP reconciliation process since there is no corresponding GL transaction for open credit card vendor. To duplicate: 1) Start with AP balanced to GL (AP Aged Trial Bal with Options balances to GL Inquiry). Verify that Reconcile to GL shows that they match. 2) Enter an AP transaction via Transaction Entry and pay the voucher using a valid Credit Card in the system. 3) Post the transaction through the GL. 4) Run the AP to GL reconcile. The outstanding credit card transaction will show as not existing in GL. Since all step 2 did was transfer the liability from the vendor to the CC vendor, there shouldn’t be a trx in the GL for the CC vendor. The GL didn’t change. This functionality works right but AP Reconcile doesn’t seem to take this into account. 5) Run the AP Aged TB with Options and GL Inquiry and you’ll see that they are still balanced. I’ve opened a case with MS to report this as a bug. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP Account Aliases - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-account-aliases/ - Date: 2008-02-03 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Account Aliases in Dynamics GP are shortcuts to accounts in the chart. They are setup in the chart of accounts window (Cards-Financial-Account). Aliases are designed to be a friendlier, faster way to access accounts. Up until recently I’ve not been a big fan for several reasons. You still have to hit an arrow to enter the alias, you can do it in the account box. Also most companies lean toward one of two extremes, they use them so little that their useless or build so many that instead of finding accounts quickly, it’s just as fast to lookup an account in the chart. However, after spending time using Account Aliases recently, I’ve come to the conclusion that they can be extremely useful IF you put a little work behind them. IF you standardize the setup of aliases to deal with all your departments, divisions, etc., you can still get a short alias that people can figure out and actually use. Alternatively, if you limit aliases to a few key accounts, you can still get a nice speed boost. However, if you simply set them up haphazard, you’ll have useless mess. It won’t break anything but it won’t help either. The key with aliases is changing user’s habits. You need to get people to use the alias which is why it needs to be setup in a way that is intuitive for a user, not necessarily an administrator. It will take time to change people habits, but the end result is worth it. --- # Don’t Hold Your Breath For SQL Server 2008 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dont-hold-your-breath-for-sql-server-2008/ - Date: 2008-01-28 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Soon you’re going to see a lot of launch events around SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and Windows Server 2008. Well, VS2008 is available now, Windows Server 2008 is due any day and SQL Server 2008 is…delayed until Q3. But that won’t slow the launch events and with everything I’ve seen SQL Server 2008 looks to have a lot of nice goodies in it. But let’s face it, most of you aren’t experts with SQL Server 2005 yet. Many of you are still running 2000. If you wait until Q3, you can be a whopping 8 years behind. Actually that says a lot about how good SQL Server 2000 really was. --- # GP 10 Security Upgrade Helpers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-security-upgrade-helpers/ - Date: 2008-01-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Ok, you should know by now that upgrading security in GP 10 from 8.0 or 9.0 has been a less than pleasant experience. The new security model is considerably better but has introduced pain into the upgrade. Here’s a small roundup of tips: - SP1 seems to have helped the process go from nada to something - Consider rebuilding security despite a working upgrade. You ultimately wont’ be happy with the results long term results of the upgrade but it will get you live. Resist the urge to put a security rebuild in the terminally delayed Phase 2. Stick in the upgrade plan! - Turn on activity tracking for failed access to windows and reports. This will at least give you an indicator of what access failed post upgrade. - Update: I missed one! From Jim on our [IBIS help desk](http://ibisinc.com/), there is a TASK (not a role) a TASK called defaultuser. Out of the box, the defaultuser task has rights to enter and edit accounts in the chart of account. We’ve seen cases where folks are setting up roles and adding tasks. They add the defaultuser task not realizing that it has chart of account modification priviliges. - Update: Ok I missed two! There’s no security settings import/export so you can’t build your dream security in test and easily migrate it to live. At least not that I’ve seen yet. I have a couple more but they’ve either come from priviledged sources or I need to verify more info. [Cindy Mikeworth](http://www.tas-in.com/site.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/default.aspx) was kind enough to pass along some of this info from the GP Private Newsgroup. I’m careful about what I post from there but her information was generic enough to be useful without violating any agreements. Thanks Cindy! --- # Smartlists, Tables, Joins and Reporting Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/smartlists-tables-joins-and-reporting-resources/ - Date: 2008-01-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Development & Integration - Type: original article Ever wondered about the tables and joins behind the GP Smartlist? Well thanks to [Bud on the GP Newsgroup,](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.greatplains/zb0n9ambsg4) you don’t have to wonder any more. The Dexterity Integration Guide is hidden on Disc 2 with your GP install and has the details of the tables and joins for the default Smartlists! The file is called IG.pdf. For version 9, Bud indicates that it’s in the Tools>Dex>Doc>PDF folder on Disc 2 and that the tables start around page 272. For version 10, I actually had to install Dexterity from Tools>Dex on Disc 2. After installation, the PDF was available at C:Program FilesMicrosoft DexterityDex 10.0Manuals by default. The Smartlist data starts in Chapter 7 and you’ll see the details starting on page 312. If you’re new to the GP Tables and looking to write SSRS or Crystal Reports, these examples may help you as well. For those of you who love Relationship Diagrams, you’ll find these in the SDK also on Disc 2 under Tools>SDK. Also in the SDK are design documents and transaction flows. I still prefer [Accolade’s Info Flow and Posting](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862) but these may get you started. Also don’t forget about the Table References for [v 9.0](https://app.box.com/shared/hht58tdas1) and [10.0](https://app.box.com/shared/jc90kdsh2k) in the Downloads section. Which tool you need depends on your level of experience and what you’re trying to do. --- # One VOICE for ISVs and VARs - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/one-voice-for-isvs-and-vars/ - Date: 2008-01-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’m unsure whether to post about this or not so in the spirit of reckless abandon I’ll take a shot. Mark Rockwell of [Rockton software](https://rocktonsoftware.com/) has been a fixture in the GP community for a long time. One of his newer ventures is [ISV Central](http://www.isv-central.com/search/products.aspx). ISV Central is a central repository of sorts for GP. It includes a searchable list of third party add-ons for the entire Dynamics line, the ability to rate software and the ability to manage your registration keys across multiple vendors. He’s passed on some information I’d like to share. Currently, independent software vendors (ISV) (that is, not your reseller (VAR) but the person who makes your add on software) have access to VOICE. VOICE is the portion of CustomerSource that holds customer data on things like reg keys, seats, etc. (It’s all this explaining that makes me reluctant to post this!) ISV’s use the data in voice to verify things like your version number to ensure compatibility, your renewal date to synchronize support date renewals and your VAR to ensure that they get paid. (Not all software add ons go through the VAR.) Per Mark, Microsoft Legal has proposed shutting off ISV access to VOICE. Mark contends that this will increase the burden on resellers who will now have to answer ISV questions about their mutual customers. Mark also contends that this will ultimately reduce customer service because of communication snafus. I work for a VAR and would prefer to let them take their own public position on this so I’ll leave it this way: - If you’re an ISV or a VAR, consider your position on this and if you feel strongly one way or the other, shoot Mark an email at markr at isv-central.com (you know how to fix that to make it work, I don’t want Mark to get spammed) - If you’re a customer, your first reaction is probably, why do I care? If you think that this could ultimately impact your customer service, email Mark and tell him you care. If not, go have a bagel on me and cross this off the list of things to worry about. - If you want to see more or fewer postings like this, leave a comment. --- # Extra Fiscal Period - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/extra-fiscal-period/ - Date: 2008-01-03 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article Now that I’m back as a consultant, I’ve started working on my Microsoft Certified Business Management Professional certification for GP. As a customer, I didn’t see any reason to keep up my certifications but I’ll need them as a consultant. It’s too bad that they’ve retired the Certified Master designation. That title was more fun! In the process of working on that I came across a little tidbit for those of you who need an adjustment period at the end of your fiscal year. The typical advice has been to leave a one day long, 13th period for end of the year or post audit adjustments. That’s still valid of course. However, the GP training documentation shows another option. You can have two fiscal periods with the same start date. GP places transactions in the first open period. This means that Fiscal December and the adjustment period can have the same dates. As long as Fiscal December is open, transactions go there. Once it’s closed, transactions roll into the Adjustment period. This would let you post ordinary entries up to the last day of the year instead of losing that last day. I’m not sure this will blow anyone’s mind but I thought it was cool to see that there is another option. Update: In the comments, Andy Hall has mentioned that using a 1 day period causes Expense/Deferral issues and overlapping 12th periods cause FRx issues. Japheth also reported having issues with an overlapping 12th period. Well, I didn’t say it was perfect ;). But that’s part of the point of this blog. Now you know that you have other options beyond just a 1 day period and you know that there may be issues. So if you need this, you know it’s there and you know what to look out for. Frankly, as both a customer and a consultant that’s all I ever really asked for! --- # Tangible Personal Property Tax in Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tangible-personal-property-tax-in-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2007-12-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Tangible Personal Property tax in the U.S. is a pain. It’s usually calculated by county and sometimes by city as well. Essentially this is a tax on the value of assets a company maintains in that jurisdiction. To give you an idea, we have 9 TPP tax returns that we have to file. 7 counties and two cities even though we only have operations in 5 locations. There’s no consistency to the forms or calculations. We used Ernst and Young just 2 years ago to prepare these returns and they had to have the original forms and they filled them out by hand! Yuck. GP can’t fill the forms out for you, but if you setup Fixed Assets right, it can make things a lot easier. The Location ID field for an asset holds the state, county and city location of an asset. It’s not always well covered in trianing but Location ID is designed for just this scenario. This ID can be reported on via Smartlists or various standard GP reports. The reports only have access to the ID so you’ll want a descriptive ID like FL-ORN-ORL (Florida-Orange-Orlando). You’ve got 15 characters for your description. If you have signifcant reporting requirements, consider customizing a report to allow easier reporting on specific cities, counties or states. In some cases the county gives credit for city taxes and in another case you may have assets in both a city and the unicorporated county so very detailed reporting is important. With well built ID and limited needs, you may be able to get away with either carefully limited Smartlists or Smartlist exports to Excel to get the TPP data you need. The bottom line is that it can be easier than what you’re doing today. If you put in some work now, next year’s TPP returns can be a breeze. [![](/img/blogger/4f7d87460177b8d2.jpg)](/img/blogger/a81dadcefe31e69c.jpg) --- # Merry Christmas - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/merry-christmas-6/ - Date: 2007-12-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Based on RSS stats, most of you read this blog during the week. Apparently you have lives on the weekend! This means that this is probably my last chance to wish all of you a very Merry Christmas. If you don’t celebrate Christmas or you live in a part of the world where it’s not celebrated, take the day off anyway. It’s on me. --- # Basic SSIS Tuning - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/basic-ssis-tuning/ - Date: 2007-12-19 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article I hit the [oPASS](http://orlando.sqlpass.org) meeting last night and [Brian Knight of End to End Training](http://www.endtoendtraining.com/) did a nice job of presenting some tuning examples for SQL Server Integration Services. I can’t begin to do his presentation justice but I can pass along a few things I learned. 1) SSIS processes information asynchronously, that is, in parallel, whenever it can. asynchronous processing is good, Ferrari good. Synchronous items in your SSIS package are bad because they slow down the process. Like my friend’s 1983 Chevette bad. Applying a formula to data you need to load is asynchronous because the transformation can occur on multiple rows at once. A sort is synchronous because all the info has to be loaded into memory before the sort can occur. 2) If you have to have an asynchronous activity like a sort, use T-SQL when possible, not SSIS tools. Sorting the source data via a T-SQL at the start of a package is dramatically faster than using an SSIS process later in the package. Books on Line has more info on asynchronous vs. synchronous items. In Brian’s example, he was able to reduce a data load time from 10 seconds to a little over a second. I know, big deal in seconds, but when you scale this to minutes or hours it becomes a big deal fast. As a preview, SSIS in SQL 2005 is very memory intensive but not a heavy processor user. In SQL 2008, SSIS makes better use of processor threads. Update: My notes were right, my writing was wrong. The terminology in this post has been fixed. --- # Weekly Dynamic: EFT for AP in GP 10 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-eft-for-ap-in-gp-10/ - Date: 2007-12-18 - Topics: Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Yeah, I know, these things aren’t always weekly. Send me a written request and I’ll send you a refund. Today we’re looking at EFT for Payables in GP 10. So what’s new? - Well the setup has moved to the checkbook and the vendor card! Click the EFT Setup button on a checkbook to access (Cards-Financial-Checkbook) and the EFT Bank button on the Address window portion of the vendor card. - More options are available for more countries which is a big plus - You now have an option to use EFT numbers and plain paper for your remittances instead of check numbers and check stock. We ran into problems when check stock remittances cleared the bank despite big, red, non-negotiable stamps, not to mention the expense. This is good news! - EFT for Payables now supports CCD, CCD+ and PPD+ in addition to others. That should stop some whining. (It won’t) - There are 4 options for EFT formats for a single bank account, business, corporate, individual and foreign and you can control which of the 4 is used by vendor. So expense reports could use the Individual format and be formatted as PPD’s and supplies could use the corporate format and transfer as CCD’s. I’m not sure I’m being clear. If you set one up you’ll understand. - Prenotes are optional Two last things. I’m hearing that settings are not transferring well with upgrades. This means you should print screen your settings before upgrading. It shouldn’t take much to reenter them if you have to. Secondly, v10 offers an import/export option for settings. I don’t think that this is in 9.0 but I’ll look tomorrow. I don’t have enough experience with the 10 version yet to highlight any quirks but it certainly appears more flexible than it’s 9.0 counterpart. [![](/img/blogger/9a35e3ee8dc9d83b.gif)](/img/blogger/c0662c8e78c18894.gif) --- # A Really Bad Day - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-really-bad-day/ - Date: 2007-12-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I know for a fact that some of you are having or have had a bad day with GP. You’re in the middle of an implementation or you’re grinding through the start of the year end process, you’re trying to figure out an upgrade and you’re frustrated I get it. In a bizarre wiring of the human emotion, we find solace and even humor, when other people’s pain is worse than ours. This is why the 3 stooges are funny. In that vein and to show you that it could be worse, news stories today are full of word that the Quickbooks Updates for Mac for the 2006 and 2007 versions are eating data. Not just Quickbooks data, but everything on a Mac users desktop. I have seen GP do strange things. I have seen reports of SAP and Oracle not processing payroll properly. I have seen near crashes with Quickbooks but I have never seen an accounting package update eat large sections of a hard drive! No need to thank me, I’m just here to brighten your day. --- # CRM 4.0 RTM was 12/14/07 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/crm-4-0-rtm-was-121407/ - Date: 2007-12-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Given the strong integrations between Dynamics GP and Microsoft CRM, I thought that I would mention that CRM 4.0 was released to manufacturing on December 14th. That and I like acronyms and this title had plenty of them! It will be a few more weeks before the download bits are available and the launch parties will start in March. Various versions (Pro, Enterprise, etc.) will dribble out over the next six months. You can hit up Ben Volmer’s site for more CRM stuff. --- # Code to Force Inventory Adj. Posting to GL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/code-to-force-inventory-adj-posting-to-gl/ - Date: 2007-12-16 - Topics: Development & Integration, General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The MBS Guru did us all a favor and [dropped the VBA code](http://mbsguru.blogspot.com/2007/11/using-vba-to-mark-inventory-batches-to.html) to check the “Post to GL” box for inventory adjustments in GP on his website. As he readily admits, this code is common knowledge, I think most of us have written it or something similar. Now though, you can use your brain for something else and just download this code. There is also supposed to be a chunk (CNK) file available for free from GP that does this as well (ask your partner). The bigger question of course is “Why isn’t this included in GP to begin with?”. This issue has been there forever. If you have Dex code and VBA code, you know how to fix it, just make it a check box in the app and be done with it. Don’t add it to the next survey, just fix it in the next service pack. Heck make it 10 only for all I care. Everybody who needs it pre v 10 has one of these workarounds available but fix it for good. I’ll add a permanent link to the code in the Dev Downloads on the right. --- # SQL Server 2008 Virtual Event - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2008-virtual-event/ - Date: 2007-12-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article SQL Server Magazine is offering a free virtual event covering SQL Server 2008 on January 24th. I think they mean that it’s an actual event , conducted virtually but what do I know? I do know that the event is free and that one of the free tracks includes Business Intelligence and the integration of SSRS with MOSS. Another track covers SQL Server 2008 performance tuning. (Acronym police: SSRS is SQL Server Reporting Services, MOSS is Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server, not the receiver for the Patriots.) There’s a lot of interest in the Dynamics GP space around BI. The fact that BI means so many different things to different people doesn’t stop folks like me from talking about it. You might also benefit from anything related to MOSS. It is already inextricably intertwined with GP 10 and you’ll only see more with new releases. Your best bet is to embrace and extend it into your organization. (Long time MS watchers will appreciate that last line.) Go sign up! --- # SQL 2008 Podcast - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-2008-podcast/ - Date: 2007-12-13 - Topics: SQL & Data, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Run as radio has a nice interview](http://www.runasradio.com/default.aspx?showNum=36) with two monster heavyweights in the SQL Server space, Paul Randal and Kimberly Tripp. They spend a 1/2 hour talking about new features and cool stuff in SQL Server 2008. I was ho hum on SQL 2008, after all 2005 is pretty nice. Now I want 2008. Now, not later, now! Microsoft please, please, please pony up a little dough and get these two at Convergence 2008. I want a session on optimizing SQL for prebuilt apps. It doesn’t even have to be GP specific (but that would be nice!). I want Superman and Wonder Woman to tackle the issues we face when we can’t make changes to table structures, can’t do some of the standard optimization things because we didn’t build the db. How about it MS? Pleading isn’t working? How about guilt? You owe us this much if you want us to use all your fancy BI stuff. We need good solid SQL Servers to make all this work and who better to help with that than Paul and Kimberly?! --- # Passion - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/passion/ - Date: 2007-12-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Most of you know that I’m passionate about Microsoft Dynamics GP. If you don’t, go read some old posts. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Back now? Ok, good. I wasn’t always this way. Somewhere along my GP path I decided to embrace the product. I realized that I would get farther by leveraging GP, not fighting with it. Knowledge of GP is now a skill that will win you a job over otherwise qualified people. This blog is a direct result of my embracing GP. We’ve hit a transition point at work that I’m not yet at liberty to blog about but I’ve made a decision to leave my role at Transit TV and move back into the GP consulting world full time. The folks at [I.B.I.S](http://ibisinc.com/) were kind enough to give me an opportunity to do just that. It also looks like I will get an opportunity to play in the Knowledge Worker/Business Intelligence space as well. I love toys and I’m looking forward to more time with SSRS, MOSS, Analysis Cubes and whatever else I can find. So what does this mean for the blog? Not much will change. I subscribe to the theory that a rising tide lifts all boats and there’s not nearly enough water in the GP sea. I will continue to contribute to the GP ecosystem as a whole and help people whenever I can. The podcasts and videos will continue but I have to get better at a consistent schedule. The blog should get better too because I’ll get to spend time with more people and different GP installations. I’ll still be on the Newsgroup because RSS makes that dead easy to do. Oh, and I learn a lot more than I contribute there. Yes, there will some things I can’t/won’t blog about. But that happens today. I’ve never been dumb enough to say bad things about my employer in posts. That’s just bad form. But the blog won’t turn into a giant I.B.I.S. billboard. (Then again, for enough dough… oh,never mind.) I’ll still talk about Accolade’s books and Jivtesh’s blog and find SQL nuggets for you. GP Rocks will still interview anybody from the space, competitors, customers, ISVs, you name it. The big difference will be that now, you can put your money where my mouth is and see if I’m all talk. I, on the other hand, get to embrace my passion for GP full time. Appropriately, January 1 is out with the old and in with the new. I’m dying to get started! --- # Big Picture Advice for Implementations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/big-picture-advice-for-implementations/ - Date: 2007-12-11 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article All three of my loyal readers realize that I’m a big fan of S[teve Bragg’s Accounting Best Practices](http://stevebragg.libsyn.com/index.php?post_category=podcasts) podcast. Now that all the DBA’s have left the room, I’m going to ask them to come back in because this is relevant to you too. In [Episode 53 of the Accounting Best Practices podcast,](http://stevebragg.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=279279) Steve takes a look at implementing best practices. The thing is, most of his examples are systems related and all of the advice is good, whether you’re implementing a full system or just adding something like Safe Pay to GP. So why do the DBA’s in the room care? Well Steve’s written over 30 accounting books. He’s not an academic though, he’s also a CPA and the CFO of a public company. This way, when your CFO wants to do something dumb, like throw the switch on Core Financials, Distribution and Manufacturing all at once on Christmas Eve, you’ll have some heavy weight backup when you suggest a phased rollout alternative. The podcast is short, under 10 minutes but the advice is right on. Send it to your CFO or Controller and let them know you were thinking about them. --- # Microsoft Dynamics In Focus - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-in-focus/ - Date: 2007-12-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Nick Mayhew points us to a series of Live Meeting events around Dynamics NAV and GP titled Dynamics in Focus and presented by Microsoft. The remaining schedule looks like this: Microsoft Forecaster and Dynamics – 13th December 2007 – 9:30am to 10:30am Microsoft Sharepoint and Dynamics NAV – 20th December 2007 – 9:30am to 10:30am Microsoft Dynamics NAV in Manufacturing – 20th September 2007 – 9:30am to 10:30am CRM and ERP better together – 24th January 2008 – 9:30am to 10:30am Accounting Library – 31st January 2008 – 9:30am to 10:30am Dynamics NAV Payroll – 14th February 2008 – 9:30am to 10:30am Mobile Solutions for Dynamics – 19th February 2008 – 9:30am to 10:30am Dynamics GP Payroll – 28th February 2008 – 9:30am to 10:30am You can register here. Keep in mind that Nick is in Australia and these events are presented by MS Australia so the times might not match up with your sleep cycle, but any day with GP is a G’day! (feel free to groan in protest at that last line) --- # A Whack at My Ego - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-whack-at-my-ego/ - Date: 2007-12-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article The Chic Geek’s latest post threw me for a loop. She posted about built in views in GP that would allow straightforward queries like: Select \* from employees. No, it couldn’t be. But sure enough, there’s a bunch of views in GP 10 with friendly names like ItemQuantities. These views are NOT present in my GP 9 installation but are present in Chic Geek’s v9 install. My GP 9 installation has been through numerous upgrades and I can’t be sure that whatever would install those views was installed. My GP 10 is a vanilla install of everything on CD1. The Chic Geek speculates that these may be Smart Tag related and I doubt we installed the Smart Tag parts with our original 7.0 install. Which means we wouldn’t have upgraded them through 7.5, 8 and 9. Certainly the views are not Smartlist related or they would be in my v9 install as well. This is a good thing for basic reporting. Certainly views aren’t as fast as Stored Procs but they will make report building easier for lots of users. Also, a view should be faster than doing a bunch of joins from within Crystal or SSRS, both in terms of building and running the report. Perhaps now we will finally be able to tell people how to easily find data for reporting. Wouldn’t that be cool! --- # Convergence 2008 Registration Starts Dec. 05 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2008-registration-starts-dec-05/ - Date: 2007-12-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Registration for Convergence 2008](http://www.microsoft.com/en/envision) in Orlando opens on December 5. Convergence is Microsoft’s premier customer event for it’s Dynamics users. If you haven’t been, you owe it to yourself (and our economy here in Orlando) to attend. The target is something like 10,000 Dynamics folks here in my backyard. Who wouldn’t want to go to that! If you want to get more out of your GP implementation, whether it’s solutions, improvements, 3rd party options or anything else, the folks who can help will be there. Also, they are still looking for input on what you want to see covered. You know you’ve had one of those “I wish they would” conversations. Stop whining around the coffee maker and make your voice heard where it will count! I’m sure that I’m really annoying at Convergence, but I get answers. You don’t have to camp outside in the rain to get tickets but conference hotels fill up fast so it’s worth it to register early, get the discount and save yourself some dough. If you want something out of the ordinary to do while in Orlando, go on a night airboat ride. Seeing all those gators in the wild is a different thrill when you’re doing it a night! --- # Chic Geek and GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/chic-geek-and-gp/ - Date: 2007-12-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Amanda Lynn Myers is starting some GP related development blogging over at the Chic Geek. If posts like “…I’m actually in the middle of pulling together an example of the FormFactory class in VB to add a custom wrapper around the Dexterity windows.” make you want to hear more about what she’s doing, head on over and say hi in the comments. GP blogging is a big space and there’s lots of room for more so keep up the good work Amanda! --- # Warmed Up Leftovers - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/warmed-up-leftovers/ - Date: 2007-12-03 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Accounting & Career - Type: original article In no particular order: [CPA Technology Advisor gives GP 5 stars](http://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/article/10274272/2007-review-of-high-end-accounting-systems) in their 2007 review of high end accounting systems. Then again NAV, Accpac 500 and Sage MAS 500 all got 5 stars too. I’m sure they are all great programs but when everybody gets the same score it’s more like everyone getting a trophy in kindergarten than a serious review. I’ve found CPA Technology Advisor to be more marking focused than hard hitting and that comes out in this review. In their defense, it is tough to do a review of a monster package like GP in a short period of time. You have to live with it to really understand it. In a related note, I’ve voted and given this blog 5 stars. Tami Reller, long time GPer has moved out of the GP space at Microsoft and is now the CFO of Microsoft’s Platform & Services Division. Thanks to Carroll Livingston of NCSI for that. I missed it the first time around. Dennis Howlett of AccMan fame agrees that most of Sage’s products are in maintenance mode so it’s not just me saying that. I have a GP Rocks podcast that I have to get out. It’s all my fault. Well, my fault and the Dallas Cowboys and the Orlando Magic and my family. Ok, it’s really all my fault. You should see it this week. --- # Getting the Size of Your Dynamics GP Database - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/getting-the-size-of-your-dynamics-gp-database/ - Date: 2007-11-21 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article How big is your Dynamics GP database? Well there’s a couple of ways to find out and if you don’t want to do a lot of right clicking in SQL Server Management Studio run the SQL Stored procedure sp\_SpaceUsed as: EXEC sp\_spaceused @updateusage = true This will return the space used by whatever DB you run it against. The @updateusage=true updates statistics first to ensure that the sizes are correct. If you want the space used by a particular table, run the stored proc as: EXEC sp\_spaceused ‘PM00200’, @updateusage = true substituting your own table for PM00200. If you want to see the usage for EVERY table, you can use the undocumented MSforeachtable stored procedure and do it all in one line. EXEC sp\_MSforeachtable @command1=”EXEC sp\_spaceused ‘?’, @updateusage = true “ Unfortunately, GP has too many tables to run this command directly and you probably don’t want all the tables anyway. Most likely you want to see the sizes of a few tables that are important to you or you want to see the whole thing. To get just a few tables and give them friendly names, I’ve put together some [SQL Code here](https://app.box.com/shared/ex4hzcba9s)that I’ll also make available in the download box on the right. This code creates a temp table, plugs all the sizes in the temp table and let you add friendly names via an included CASE statement. You limit the tables via the where clause. If you don’t add a friendly name, don’t worry, the code will pull the table name from GP for any tables you stick in the where clause. The temp table and display are two different parts so you could separate them and run the temp table portion once a day and this will speed up the display for the user. This would make creating an SSRS or Crystal Report from this data much easier to build. The output looks like this: [![](/img/blogger/139635083358aaf3.jpg)](/img/blogger/ef6ccb56e2e58f6d.jpg) There’s no reason why you couldn’t combine this with the table name data already available on DynamicAccounting.net to add friendly names to everything. Well, no reason except that it’s close to Thanksgiving and I’m going to chose football over writing SQL code! --- # Cleaning Out the SQL Closet - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cleaning-out-the-sql-closet/ - Date: 2007-11-13 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article Ben Hollowel has been bugging me to clean out my closet of SQL stuff and get it up on the site. Well, I added a few things today. There’s probably a few more but I have to find them and clean them up. Added today are: - SQL code to check if reconcile needs to be run for an account - SQL code to change an inventory items unit of measure - SQL code to generate and AP Historical Trial Balance I’ll keep looking Ben. The problem is that so much of the stuff from the past is very specific and doesn’t translate to general usage. --- # SQL Reporting Services 1st Tips - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-reporting-services-1st-tips/ - Date: 2007-11-13 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Ok, I’ve got 2 early tips for SQL Server Reporting Services. 1. To add multiple column sorting (as in sort by column B, then sort by column C without destroying column B’s sort.) - Click on the head for the column you want to sort by and click Properties - Pick the Interactive Sort tab, check the box for Interactive Sort and select the appropriate field to sort by. - Repeat for all the columns you want to sort - Preview or run the report - Click on the first column and sort with the arrows. - Hold down SHIIFT and pick the second column and the third column, etc. 2. To shade every other row in a report add this code in the Background Color property: =iif (RowNumber (Nothing) Mod 2, “1st Color”, “2nd Color”). Note that “Transparent” is a legitimate color but “White” seems to work better as an alternate color. --- # Reporting Practices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reporting-practices/ - Date: 2007-11-13 - Topics: SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Every time I hang out with Steve Gray I get a little smarter. (It’s probably the opposite for Steve. Sorry about that.) He made good point on Saturday and I’m going to try to summarize it. GP’s tables are a pretty good balance of optimization, not tremendously favoring transaction performance or reporting. This works pretty well in the middle space that GP occupies. (If you ever want to buy me a drink and argue the pros and cons of how far to take database normalization, my drink of choice is Diet Coke and Crown Royal.) As a contrast, I have another app at work that is highly normalized for transaction performance. Don’t even think about writing a SQL based report without joining 8 tables. It won’t happen. Oh, and all the unique identifiers are GUID’s. Great for transactions, yucky poo poo for reporting. Even so, we all want better performance and easier report building. Steve’s new mantra is to create a table with everything he needs to report off an area in GP. So for sales, he can prebuild a table with all the data from the sales tables. Then, every time he needs a sales report he doesn’t have to join the pieces and figure out the joins from scratch. The initial work is a pain, but after that reporting gets easy. This is essentially the same principal that most data warehouses run on. Despite all the benefits of a relational database, for reporting, flat files are faster. That’s why GP’s temp tables in report writer are still Pervasive flat files, not SQL tables. Another benefit is that it makes reporting a lot easier if you don’t have to figure out what tables you need. Just grab the Sales Reporting Table for instance and start plugging in fields. Yes this can cause some headaches around updating the reporting table, especially if need real time (versus near real time) data but you might still be able to get good performance and instant updates with a Stored Procdure instead of a table. It just depends on how much data you’re using. If I do anything around this to make my life easier, I’ll put the SQL code up on the website for your use as well. Thanks again for the idea Steve. --- # GP 10 Table Reference is Done - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-table-reference-is-done/ - Date: 2007-11-05 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Lucky for you, the day was full of good football games and I was able to finish up the [GP 10 Table Reference](https://app.box.com/shared/jc90kdsh2k) while watching the games. This is similar to the [9.0 Table Reference](https://app.box.com/shared/hht58tdas1) but bigger. Essentially this should be all the tables from a full install of CD1. Everything is broken down by product and series including temp files. It weighs in at just under 3,500 tables references. If you need a quick reference for reporting or development this should be much faster than using Tools->Resource Descriptions. The file is in Excel 97-2003 format and has the tables both split out by product for easy reference and aggregated for easy searching. It’s Excel, hack it up in whatever way works for you. This is version 1.0. If you find any mistakes please let me know. Building this file is a really time intensive process and there can be mistakes. The previous Table and Column list for GP 10 has now been replaced by this reference in the download links. Enjoy! --- # Dynamics GP 10 Table Reference Fixes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-table-reference-fixes/ - Date: 2007-11-05 - Topics: SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Jon Stielstra was lucky enough to find some Encumbrance tables hiding in the Advanced Security tab. He was also kind enough to point them out to me. I knew that I had lost a set of Encumbrance tables somewhere but I thought that I had forgotten to get them out of the app, instead the little guys were hiding in Advanced Security. All is fixed now. All the links will get you the latest version. --- # Handy v10 Hints from the UK - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/handy-v10-hints-from-the-uk/ - Date: 2007-11-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP UK Blog has a couple of handy hints for v10 following Convergence in Copenhagen. No peeking. Go look for yourself. --- # Strategy, Sage and the C-Suite - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/strategy-sage-and-the-c-suite/ - Date: 2007-10-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Yesterday, I took a whack](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/10/one-code-base-to-bind-them.html) at Microsoft for their apparently meandering strategy with the Dynamics ERP products. Today I ready Dennis Howlett’s post on Sage, an MS competitor, and now I’d like to take it all back. Not because I didn’t mean it, because I’ve seen how bad some of the alternatives can be. Unlike MS, Sage had a clear, if flawed strategy. Buy lots of ERP/Accounting/CRM systems and don’t integrate any of them. Put in just enough R&D to keep them from looking like total dogs and make a fortune off of the R&D savings and maintenance plan money. It was a clear plan. [MS understood Sage’s plan and appreciated the cash flow that the idea could generate but didn’t buy it as a long term strategy.](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/11/sage-to-stop-offering-single.html) Now [Sage has fired their entire North American management team](http://www.accountingtoday.com/news/25639-1.html). If you had a C in your title, you’re gone. Suddenly Microsoft’s strategy of “let’s integrate but slowly” doesn’t seem as bad as some of the alternatives. Then again, I’ve got high standards so I’ll quickly forget about this and start pushing for more and better again. I don’t want Dynamics GP to simply be better than the rest. I’d like it to be the standard that others aspire to be. --- # Jivtesh on Migrating and Upgrading GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/jivtesh-on-migrating-and-upgrading-gp/ - Date: 2007-10-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve linked a couple time to new GP blogger [Jivtesh Singh](http://www.jivtesh.com/). He’s got some great insight, he’s posting regularly and well … he’s a genuinely nice guy. [Today he’s got a nice bird’s eye post on upgrading GP and migrating GP to a new server,](http://www.jivtesh.com/2007/10/migrating-dynamics-databases-from-one.html) along with some helpful scripts. There are some other nice GP blogs out there but like so many blogs, they seem to fade over time. (You’ll find some pretty thin months on this blog too if you look at the archive.) We need more GP blogs so I’m pushing [Jivtesh’s today.](http://www.jivtesh.com/) Go there, add him to your RSS reader and drop a comment saying hi. Heaven knows you should be tired of reading me and be looking for some variety! Also, if anybody out there has some GP insights but doesn’t feel the call to blog regularly, drop me a line and lets talk about adding your insights to this blog. It might help you get started if you’re on the fence. Jivtesh, a link to you is now on the main page. Keep up the good work! --- # AssureBuy and CC Processing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/assurebuy-and-cc-processing/ - Date: 2007-10-29 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I saw a nice demo recently from the folks at [AssureBuy](http://assurebuy.com/). They have very nice app for processing Credit Cards and other types of payments. The app is dexterity based and doesn’t modify any existing GP tables, so it should be pretty robust at surviving upgrades, service packs and customizations. I asked the questions I thought you would ask and yes it masks the CC info after the initial entry, yes it supports payment acceptance only after shipping as option and yes it supports reusing the same card without reentering the info. Also available are web options for CC processing (if you have a mobile sales force or for occasional items like trade shows), web presentation of invoices to clients and electronic check processing to reduce those trips to the bank. If you’ve been thinking about adding Credit Card processing to your GP solution, take a look at AssureBuy’s offering. AssureBuy is part of credit card processor Blue Pay, a top tier CC processor so they can provide their own gateway and end to end CC solution if that’s what you needs. --- # One Code Base to Bind Them - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/one-code-base-to-bind-them/ - Date: 2007-10-29 - Topics: Development & Integration, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My kids are finally old enough to figure out that the Lord of the Rings movies are pretty cool. (They’re not old enough yet to get that the books are better). So I couldn’t resist the obvious Lord of the Rings rip off in the title when I saw InfoWorld’s new article about MS pursuing a single code base for the Dynamics ERP products. I say new because this Holy Grail of an idea keeps coming up in various permutations. I’m sure there are folks in Redmond and Fargo who wish they’d never heard the term “Project Green”. I have no deep insight into Microsoft’s strategy but even their public moves seem disconnected. Much of the Solomon pieces are now outsourced and latest NAV version is delayed so a common code base seems unlikely anytime soon. It feels like the strategy keeps changing. I don’t know if that’s a strategy problem or a message problem. If it’s a message problem, somebody please fix that. If it’s a strategy problem, I’m not sure I want to know. In the tradition of the wizards from LOTR here’s what my crystal ball says that the future holds: - The “common code base” will be focused for now on implementing similar features within the apps using MOSS and SRS as the core. This is similar to the strategy already used of adding Smartlists to Business Portal in order to enable that functionality in SL. - A second focus is making the apps look and feel close enough that users should be able to move between them with minimal relearning. The latest versions of NAV and GP already look like close siblings. - Ideally at this point, more and more .net code would have been fused into these apps making the core code base closer. - A new app emerges with the old NAV, GP, AX and maybe SL code replaced with a .net core. Probably this new app will have 2 flavors, a Pro and a Lite for cost and feature reasons. Because the new app looks and feels like your old app you don’t care so much what’s under the hood as long as it all works. This could suck if you’re a developer but if you don’t know that you’re going to be competing with NAV and AX 3rd party developers, we’ll here’s your wakeup call. Bottom line, build similar features, similar functionality, use MOSS to implement the new stuff so you don’t have rewrite as much in each app and at some point the transition becomes painless. My concern is that something like this is going to require a delicate balance for a long time to pull off. This is a Frodo like task with lots of pitfalls including which customization model gets embraced, which code access policy survives, etc. And all that is before they have to deal with whiny customers like me. Read all the “common code base” articles you want, it certainly feels like the time frame to converge these pieces is as long as the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. --- # Covergence 2007 Europe News - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/covergence-2007-europe-news/ - Date: 2007-10-29 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article News is starting to trickle out of Convergence 2007 Copenhagen. - Users of Dynamics Apps get now get 5 years of mainstream support ([which you knew](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/08/it-official-v8-support-now-goes-to-2009.html)) + 5 years of extended support + custom support beyond the 5 years. Be prepared to pull out your wallet, especially for the custom support but if you want to still be running GP 10 in 2020 you can. Please don’t call me for support at that time. I’ll be on GP 15. - Microsoft’s Premier support has been extended to the Dynamics line including 24 hr response and the possibility of on-site support. - The release schedule for products is now 24 months with service packs on 12 month cycles. This is consistent with the message from Convergence in San Diego. - GP 11 is due after Office 14 in 2009. Office 14! I’m still learning all the new stuff in Office 2007! - Microsoft Financing seems to have gotten some air time. It will get some here on the podcast soon too. - Dynamics is AX is getting integrated VOIP and Instant Messaging. Huh? [Scratch Head] - The new Dynamics head, Kirill Tatarinov, got his first Convergence keynote. Congrats. - All of this info is via the mainstream press. The Euro conference is filled with more AX and NAV folks and I don’t follow enough of their blogs. Perhaps I should start. --- # Office Smart Tag Manager for GP Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/office-smart-tag-manager-for-gp-available/ - Date: 2007-10-25 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP UK Blog notes today a that Smart Tag Manager for GP 10 is now available. You’ll need Customersource or Partnersource access but if you’re a Smart Tag fan, you can now get your data from GP 10. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Prepayments - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-prepayments/ - Date: 2007-10-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article The question “How do I cut a check for a prepayment/deposit when there’s no invoice yet?” comes up quite a bit. So we’ll take a quick look at this today. Scenarios for this include prepayments, deposits, down payments, etc. where you have to put up cash today but might not see an invoice until later. Most folks go to Transactions-Purchasing-Transaction entry and then get stuck. In v9.0 and up you have 2 options. 1) Cut a Miscellaneous check using Tranactions-Financial-Miscellaneous Check. But this can create problems when the transaction is incomplete. Maybe you’ll get an invoice later for 1st months rent and your deposit so you want to apply the deposit to make that invoice right. The traditional (and better) option is to: 2) Use Transaction-Purchasing-Edit Check. This is the same window you use to adjust amounts in check batches, but instead, just enter the information necessary for your prepayment. Cut the check as it’s own batch or as part of a larger check run. You end up with a credit in AP (to offset the coming invoice) and a debit to the appropriate account (deposits, expense, etc.). Just don’t apply the check to any existing invoices. In fact, don’t apply it to anything. That’s all there is to it and if you know how to cut regular AP checks it’s a snap. [![](/img/blogger/2c34446319f20b03.jpg)](/img/blogger/57d1c5b545bdc9be.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Use a Suspense Account as a Bridge - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-use-a-suspense-account-as-a-bridge/ - Date: 2007-10-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration - Type: original article Every once in a while you run into something you can’t quite do the way you want in GP and sometimes a little creativity can save a lot of customization. One little piece of creativity is to use a suspense account. There’s nothing special about suspense account. It’s not an account type, it’s just an account that you always want it to be zero. You’ll need a few examples to understand. We use ADP for payroll and we know the cash requirements a couple days before we actually get the download file to import into GP. Well, it’s a big hunk of cash so we go ahead and make the cash entry on Tuesday when we know the amount and we post the debit to a “Payroll Suspense” account to avoid cluttering up Accrued Expenses. Then on Thursday or Friday we upload the payroll detail via Integration Manager and instead of hitting the cash account, we hit the suspense account for the credit, thus clearing it out. It also means we get to do a simple integration into the GL without worrying about screwing up bank recs. Also, there’s no Integration Manager transaction for a Bank Transfer but you can import 2 bank checkbook transactions, a withdrawal and a deposit and use a suspense account in between to keep it all in sync. If you set the reference up right you even get to use Smartlists to find and out of balance transaction if you mess things up. Is this unique to GP? Nope. Some days we solve things with technology and some days we solve it with technique. This is a technique thing. --- # SAP to Acquire Business Objects - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sap-to-acquire-business-objects/ - Date: 2007-10-08 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article [Multiple outlets are reporting today](http://www.nbcnews.com/id/21190134/) that SAP has signed a deal to acquire Business Objects. For GP folks, Business Objects owns Crystal Reports so there’s at least a tangential connection there. BO, (I had to do it) is expected to be a standalone entity within SAP and likely will get very little SAP branding. I would expect it to be similar to Microsoft’s purchase of FRx some years ago. There’s been no branding of FRx as a Microsoft product. They didn’t want the parent brand interfering with sales to competitor products. That’s changing now of course. The impact to GP folks will certainly be minimal in the short run. In the long run, don’t expect to see Crystal Reports bundled with GP and expect MS to continue focusing on SQL Reporting Services as the future of GP reporting. As an aside, it was fun to see Microsoft’s “People Ready Business” ad for the Dynamics line in the middle of MSNBC’s story on the acquisition. There’s nothing like poking a competitor in the eye first thing the morning. [![](/img/blogger/eebea40c17e7cdcd.jpg)](/img/blogger/e5890c581792f9a6.jpg) --- # Peoplesoft & SAP Get Schooled - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/peoplesoft-sap-get-schooled/ - Date: 2007-10-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I don’t cover many stories like this intentionally. I mean, what’s the point? But in this case, well I couldn’t resist. [Slashdot](https://news.slashdot.org/story/07/10/07/1638226/teachers-give-erp-implementations-failing-grades) is linking to couple of horror stories on teacher’s pay. [Eweek is reporting](http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/HP-TouchPad-Needs-68-Weeks-for-Additional-Shipments-142584) that an SAP debacle has been screwing up teacher’s pay in Los Angeles since it’s rollout in January of 2007. Meanwhile, back in the Midwest, the Chicago Sun-times is reporting that a Peoplesoft implementation has screwed up teacher pay in the Chicago area since April of 2007. I’ve been involved in a couple of really ugly GP installations but nothing like these two. Frankly, when a project need resources, every reseller I’ve worked with poured them on. Sometimes it hurt our bonuses to help other folks on these projects but we all stepped up and did it because we knew that this could easily have been our nightmare. Here’s the thing. ERP implementation horror stories go back a long time. They’ve been out of the news for a while though. It sure seemed like despite the pain, most folks had figured out how to get the job done. I know the GP implementations I keep hearing about are consistently smoother than they used to be. Nobody’s perfect but I actually found the bigger implementations to be smoother because they had professional IT staff who had done this before. Internal ID did a great job of managing resources and expectations all around. They were painful but nobody lost their head. So here’s the lesson for you GP folks out there: [noise of me stepping on my soapbox] - Find a good reseller. - Interview your consultants before you give them the project ([See Podcast #2](http://dyngprocks.blogspot.com/2007/02/show-2-curtis-beebe-consultantu.html)). - Don’t skimp on training. It’s not yet that easy and you’re not yet that smart. [noise of me stepping off my soapbox] With successes like this it’s no wonder SAP and Peoplesoft want to move into the middle market. [![](/img/blogger/478d8ed238ddbf5d.jpg)](/img/blogger/65d48eb4eba85b23.jpg) --- # Can We Get a Defibrillator for Dynamics Live? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/can-we-get-a-defibrillator-for-dynamics-live/ - Date: 2007-10-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The Dynamics Live community went, well live, at [Convergence this year.](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/03/convergence-catchup.html) That would be March 2007. There were splashy headlines around “MySpace for Finance Professionals”. I [complained in May](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2007/05/dynamics-live-team.html) that they were off to a slow start, averaging one post per month. Now six months later, it still feels like Microsoft is talking at us and often at the wrong level. The experts columns are all focused on larger business issues that we can get in a dozen places. Articles about leveraging hardware, the importance of an MBA and accepting credit cards in your business are nice, but there’s nothing unique here. How about expert columns on how to use and leverage our existing system without buying new stuff and without focusing on the next upgrade? Maybe best practices on how to translate typical business practices or industry norms into a GP or an AX solution? That would be useful. The forums are dead too. Customers aren’t participating with customers despite a poll on the homepage indicating that more than a third of those who responded want to build an online network of peers. This was by far the largest response in the poll. Somehow I don’t think that MySpace looked like this, even 6 months in. All the action is in the [Newsgroup](http://community.dynamics.com/gp/f/32). But a [Newsgroup](http://community.dynamics.com/gp/f/32) is harder to use than some of the new forum tools available. You have to use [Google Groups to follow via RSS](http://feeds.feedburner.com/MicrosoftpublicgreatplainsGoogleGroup) and that just seems wrong. I think that ultimately, it’s cheaper and less frustrating for the community to learn from each other. But it’s harder for Microsoft to control the message. We even saw it at the road show with folks asking each other questions across the room. The reality is that the community already exists. It needs two things, a better online home and lots of promotion from MS. Not a big splash then go away promotion. Just a regular, steady monthly push to get users to look for help from other users. So how about it Microsoft? Can we revive the Dynamics Live patient and rebuild it? Update: A member of the Dynamics Live team contacted me this weekend to assure me that the site is alive and well. A few things have just taken longer than expected. Fair enough. I assured him that MS is not doing enough to promote the site. We are hoping the patient pulls through. New Update! The Dynamics Live site is going to be just fine. It has evolved into the Microsoft Dynamics Community site. My look at the sites ability to thrive, not just survive can be found on [MSDynamicsWorld](http://msdynamicsworld.com/story/dynamics-ax/put-away-defibrillator-microsoft-dynamics-community-site-has-pulled-through). [![](/img/blogger/8c3e9579423ad6a9.jpg)](/img/blogger/ea595e2c84ab49cd.jpg) --- # GP Rocks Podcast #7 – Andrew Snook of Fastpath - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-rocks-podcast-7-andrew-snook-of-fastpath/ - Date: 2007-10-04 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The newest episode of GP Rocks, our Dynamics GP podcast is now available. It’s been a long time coming but we should be seeing more podcasts soon. The Roadie In this episode, I spend time with Andrew Snook of [Fastpath Solutions](http://www.gofastpath.com/) looking at how their software can help with your Dynamics GP heavy lifting. Fastpath has some very hot modules right now for GP including their Audit Trail suite and their security product, Configurator, with an available Active Directory hook. I’m user of their Audit Trail product and frankly a big fan of both the products and the company. They’ve been nothing but helpful. Must be an Iowa thing. Andy needs a little cheering up given the current play of Notre Dame’s football team so cheer him up by listening to this podcast. You can find out more about [Fastpath here](http://www.gofastpath.com/). You can subscribe to the GP Rocks podcast in your RSS reader or iTunes with this link. We’re also in the iTunes podcast directory. Older podcasts are here. [![](/img/blogger/3225fcce544a2a96.jpg)](/img/blogger/c63a5177b2a1eafe.jpg) --- # I’m a Dynamics GP MVP! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-a-dynamics-gp-mvp/ - Date: 2007-10-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Yesterday I got the email: *Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2008 Microsoft® MVP Award! The MVP Award is our way of saying thank you for promoting the spirit of community and enhancing people’s lives and the industry’s success every day. Your extraordinary efforts in Microsoft Dynamics GP technical communities during the past year are greatly appreciated.* I’m a little surprised at how much this means to me. I’m very appreciative to MS for the recognition. I certainly didn’t start this site to become an MVP and I answer Newsgroup questions because I like to. But it’s still nice to know that someone is paying attention. This means that you’re stuck with another year of my snarky comments and more of my nasal voice on upcoming podcasts and videocasts. Enjoy! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Rename Report Files for Archiving - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-rename-report-files-for-archiving/ - Date: 2007-10-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article A question came up in the GP Newsgroup today. MarcB wanted reports printed to a file to be automatically named by GP. This would ease the naming and archiving burden. Well, there is a way to accomplish the end result, just not with the same method. In Tools->Setup->Posting->Posting you can specify that you want a report to always print to a file and name the file. This will give you a report with the same file name every time. This gets you part of the way there. Next you’ll need a little [VBScript (or something else but for this we’ve got a VBScript app)](https://app.box.com/shared/2ebrxpeoxg) that will run regularly and rename the file. For this I’ve built a little VBScript app that simply takes the filename and appends the date and time to the end. So TrialBalance.txt becomes TrialBalance-2007-10-02-12-31-01.txt (October 2, 2007, 12:31 and 1 second). The file simply renames the original and puts it in the same location, so a network location is preferred. Setup the VBScript file to run regularly using Windows Scheduler. This could be every 5 minutes, hourly or once a day. Whatever matches a reasonable frequency for your organization. You can combine multiple files in one VBScript app with just a little copying an pasting. Basic error handling is included so if there’s no file to rename, you won’t see any error messages. Instructions on where to change the file name and path are included in the file along with notes on how to rename more than one report. The script file can be [found here](https://app.box.com/shared/2ebrxpeoxg) or in the Download section on the right. It’s free and you’re welcome to make changes for your organizations. Yes, it works in Vista and not it’s not limited to GP related files. You could use it with anything. Enjoy! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Table Import - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-table-import/ - Date: 2007-09-28 - Topics: Development & Integration, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article There is a little GP tool that comes as part of Integration Manager. It’s called table import. Basically this little guy will let you import a tab or comma delimited file into ONE table in GP. You can’t combine tables, you can’t link stuff, etc. This tool is a hammer, not a Swiss Army knife. But it can be useful for tables not available in IM (like sales tax rates). The astute DB’s in the audience are asking why they would use Table Import when they can just use the fabulous tools in SQL server. Well, Table Import does provide the table specifications and some basic error checking while setting up the import, to make sure that you aren’t screwing up the GP tables. So if you are not familiar with the wonderfully exotic table structure or you don’t have a copy of [Accolade’s Information Flow and Posting book](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862) handy, the basic error checking could save your behind. Alternatively, you could be arrogant and blame the application instead of your ingorance when you screw things up but I know that DB’s never do that. (Sigh, there goes my DB audience.) Table Import is available in GP via Tools->Integrate->Table Import. This tool is so straightforward that if you’ve ever imported anything, you’ll probably get it. If you’ve never imported anything, pretend this post doesn’t exist and call your DB for help. Yeah. The one I just drove away. [![](/img/blogger/9d9769e8dacd11c6.jpg)](/img/blogger/4aef176f44ff55df.jpg) --- # GP 10 System Requirements - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-system-requirements/ - Date: 2007-09-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The US Dynamics GP Field Team Blog (and you thought my blog name was long!) points us to suggested hardware requirements for GP 10 deployments up to 250 concurrent users on CustomerSource. The answer to your specific question about what hardware you need is of course “it depends”. This may get you started. Also, lots of folks seem to ask for this and it’s no piece of cake to find. Enjoy. ![](/img/blogger/fbcf093120343105.jpg) --- # Microsoft Business Intelligence Virtual Conference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-business-intelligence-virtual-conference/ - Date: 2007-09-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article WindowsIT Pro and Microsoft are holding a Business Intelligence virtual conference on October 4, 2007. The conference is completely on line so travel isn’t an issue. It is the same day as the GP Roadshow Orlando visit so I’ll miss the BI conference but if you have an interest in extending Business Intelligence to your GP solution, take a look at the site. If anyone makes it, I’d love to hear how it went. It seems to be targeted toward the very technical side not some kind of management overview. In a wicked twist of fate, the site wants to run a Quicktime (Apple) Active X control. Doesn’t MS have a standard “thou shalt not use (or at least expose) our competitors products when we co-sponsor events” clause? You can bet Apple’s not using Live Meeting for web presentations! [![](/img/blogger/ce703f5f0a389341.jpg)](/img/blogger/22c6288afdb1123c.jpg) --- # Save 25% on GP Payroll/HR Modules - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/save-25-on-gp-payrollhr-modules/ - Date: 2007-09-21 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article GP is running a special on Payroll and HR modules between now and year end. Buy two modules and get 25% off the prices. I’m not a fan of running payroll in house so we don’t use GP’s payroll or HR. That’s not a knock on GP, just a personal preference. I like outsourcing payroll. If however, you’ve been looking at bringing it in house or if you’ve been looking to expand your payroll/HR presence with something like the Benefit Self Service Suite or PTO manager now is the time to give it a look. Details at Microsoft. --- # Convergence Copenhagen - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-copenhagen/ - Date: 2007-09-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Just a reminder that Convergence 2007 Copenhagen is October 23-27 in, well, Copenhagen. That would be Denmark for those of you still figuring out that Italy looks like a boot. I won’t be attending because, well, I live in Florida and none of my loyal readers have coughed up first class airfare, five star accommodations and event tickets for me. In fact, none of you have put up coach airfare and one star hostel. Slackers! Well, if I can’t go, maybe you can go in my place. I think it would be fun to be a minority in Europe. A GP user in a Navision world that is. I’m sure I could hold my own with all the Axapta and Navision groupies. I thrive on abuse. If you think you can make it, there’s more info at Microsoft. Remember, Convergence 2008 is in my backyard here in Orlando. No really, the convention center is one exit from my office. The orange juice is on me in 2008. ![](/img/blogger/7ea91035ca2eac9e.jpg) --- # GP 10 is Launching With a Roadshow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-is-launching-with-a-roadshow/ - Date: 2007-09-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I neglected to mention that as part of the GP 10 launch, MS is doing a roadshow that has just started. It’s designed for existing customers and should highlight the benefits of v 10 and business ready licensing. Make sure to ask how security migration is working for upgrades. The remaining tour schedule is below. I’m planning to be at the Orlando event. More info on CustomerSource. | | | | --- | --- | | **City** | **Date** | | New York | 9/20/2007 | | Los Angeles | 9/25/2007 | | Mountain View | 9/27/2007 | | Atlanta | 10/2/2007 | | Orlando | 10/4/2007 | | Dallas | 10/16/2007 | | Malvern | 10/16/2007 | | Cincinnati | 10/18/2007 | | Reston | 10/18/2007 | | Minneapolis | 10/23/2007 | | Downer’s Grove | 10/25/2007 | | Toronto | 11/8/2007 | --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dex.ini Settings - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dex-ini-settings/ - Date: 2007-09-18 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Some of the deep technical stuff seems to have struck a chord so we’ll do a little more. This week we’re looking at some of the settings in the Dex.ini file. This file holds a number of key GP settings. Many of them are available via the program interface but some are not. This is NOT intended to be a comprehensive list of every possible Dex.ini line. But if you think I missed something, add it to the comments and we’ll build a full list together. - SuppressChangeDateDialog=TRUE – Turns off the Date Change dialogue that opens at midnight - Synchronize = TRUE – Forces a synchronization of the chart of accounts format - OLEPath=\serverfolderole – Sets the path for linked and embedded files. This is often set up inconsistently in the initial setup. You’ll need to include your path in place of [file:////server/folder/ole](file:///folder/ole) - NoPrintDialogs=TRUE – Suppress the print dialogue box - ShowResids=TRUE – Make resource ID’s visible in Dexterity - SQLLogSQLStmt=TRUE SQLLogODBCMessages=TRUE SQLLogAllODBCMessages=TRUE – Turn on Dex SQL Logging (all 3 lines) - ShowAdvancedMacroMenu=TRUE – Turn on the Advanced Macro Menu - C:DPS1DEX.INI DPSInstance=1 C:DPS2DEX.INI DPSInstance=2 C:DPS3DEX.INI DPSInstance=3 – Run multiple process servers on a single machine. Specifics on [CustomerSource here.](https://corp.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/ls/?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=urn%3ambs2.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3d0%26id%3dpassive%26ru%3d%252fUserInfo%252fSelectProfile.aspx%253fReturnURL%253dhttps%25253a%25252f%25252fmbs2.microsoft.com%25252fKnowledgebase%25252fKBDisplay.aspx%25253fWTNTZSMNWUKNTMMYVTQUUXNNZOUKYPPPYVKXPYMRVTVZYYQRKNWPNURWQWYMSQPR&wct=2016-04-17T01%3a15%3a42Z) (One line for each process server) - AutoInstallChunks=TRUE – Add CNK files without the “Add New Code?” dialogue - ExportOneLineBody=TRUE – eliminate line wrapping when exporting reports to comma or tab delimited files. - IMPath=C:Program FilesMicrosoftGreat PlainsIntegration ManagerIM.EXE IMExecPath=C:Program FilesMicrosoftGreat PlainsIntegration ManagerIMRun.EXE – Set the path to Integration Manager so it will launch properly from the menu. (2 lines) - WindowMax=TRUE – Open the GP main window full screen - SampleDateMsg=FALSE – prevents the sample company dialog box from being displayed - SampleDateMMDDYYYY=00000000 – Prevents the sample company dialogue box from displaying and sets the date to the current date. - SampleDateMMDDYYYY=MMDDYYYY – Prevents the sample company dialogue box from displaying and sets the sample company to the date defined. (5/1/08 would be 050102008). That should get us started. Any other favorites you want to add? --- # Microsoft Loses EU Appeal - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-loses-eu-appeal/ - Date: 2007-09-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you’ve missed the news, Microsoft has lost it’s appeal of the European Union’s anti-trust case. The ruling that MS abused it’s monopoly position stands, as does the roughly $700 million fine. That’s just under 500 million Euros or “Oh My GOD that’s a lot of zeros” 80 billion yen. How does this affect the Dynamics community? In the short run, it probably won’t. In the long run, there will have to some consequences at MS. Despite their size and money, everybody in MS still fights for a piece of the resource pie just like you and me.  Now, there may the cash equivalent of Liberia’s annual GDP sucked out of the resource pie at MS. This has to have some impact. It may mean that there are more opportunities for 3rd party developers to fill in holes that MS defers resources from. It may mean that annual licensing fees drift up. There may be a few more features that don’t make it into version 11. They may flog the staff, the partners and everybody to make up the hole. This isn’t accounting income, it’s cash. Does anyone out there think that MS parts with cash easily? Yeah, I know $700 million may not sound like much to Microsoft but imagine what would happen if that entire $700 million had been dropped into development of Dynamics GP? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Value via SQL - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-value-via-sql/ - Date: 2007-09-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We’re going to go a little technical stuff this week. Buckle up. Sometimes you need the on hand value of an inventory item for a Crystal Report or some other external use. Since GP maintains the cost layers regardless of your inventory valuation method, this can be a tough number to get. It’s not one number sitting in a table. First some background. When you buy inventory, GP stores the cost of that item. When your sell inventory, it works it’s way back through those costs based on your inventory method. If I buy one item for $1, then $2, then $3 my inventory value is $6. If I sell an item under the FIFO method, $1 cost comes out and my new inventory value is $5. Under LIFO, $3 would come out and my new inventory value would be $4. You see that it’s different based on the method you choose. GP maintains these layers to allow you to switch between the various methods. Not only that, it maintains them by location. If you look under Adjust Costs (Tools-Utilities-Adjust Costs) you can see the various layers for a location. So how the heck do you do all the math to figure out what’s been bought and sold and what’s remaining at what cost? You don’t. You let GP and SQL do it for you. The key is the table IV10200. I know what you’re thinking, why is posted inventory data in a table numbered as a work table? Beats me, but it is. IV10200 holds the Qty In (from purchases or adj) and the Qty Out (from sales or adj) along with the associated costs. So with a pretty simple query you can get the inventory value. Something like this: *SELECT  Itemnmbr, SUM((dbo.IV10200.QTYRECVD – dbo.IV10200.QTYSOLD) \* dbo.IV10200.UNITCOST) AS Cost  FROM    IV10200 Group by itemnmbr Order by itemnmbr* This little query will give you the inventory value of each item number. You can obviously tune it for location, limit it the number of items, etc. This absolutely works for FIFO and LIFO. It should work for average methods as well but we use FIFO so I haven’t tested it. The way to test it is run the Stock Status report for a particular item and then compare that to the query value. Whew! Technical accounting and technical technology all in one post. And no picture either. I’ll have to do something fluffy next week! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Use Tax in Payables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-use-tax-in-payables/ - Date: 2007-09-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article [Richard Whaley](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862) loves this tip so he get credit for it. It’s not unusual for companies to have to self asses Use Taxes on items they buy. Often it’s an out of state or different country vendor who doesn’t charge tax. To process an AP invoice and accrue the tax is pretty simple. 1) Setup the tax as you would a sales tax in GP with all the relevant rules and jurisdictions. For example, here in Orlando, we have a state use/sales tax and a local option on top of that. 2) Setup a credit card for Use Tax for that jurisdiction 3) Process the payable, applying the Use Tax in the tax line just as you would do with sales tax. 4) Pay the Use Tax amount with the Use Tax credit card you setup in #2. This leaves the correct payable in AP and sets up a payable to the taxing authority to be paid at month end along with providing a trail in the GL of how you got there. Sadly, it’s not this easy with Purchase Order Processing, especially when you need to apply the accrued tax to the line items. But for AP, this technique works great! ![](/img/blogger/b418866c1e83cc18.jpg) Update: Richard has emailed to say that this tip originally came from Leslie Vail so she deserved the credit. Thanks for the great tip Leslie! --- # GP 10 Reporting and Excel – The Future is Now - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-reporting-and-excel-the-future-is-now/ - Date: 2007-08-30 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Tom Brookes of the Microsoft Dynamics GP UK blog has a great look at the new Office Data Connections (ODC) in GP and how they integrate with Excel. Here’s a little glimpse: *“Let me put in context. In the old days we would create a SmartList, download it to Excel, muck around with the data maybe add a couple of calculations to the data, reformat it and then save it to a folder share and email it to someone who doesn’t have access to Dynamics GP…* *…Now in the new world the process now would involve giving the non GP user access to the Excel report. This means that they can then run it whenever they want and see the **latest data** removing the reliance from Dynamics GP users to produce reports for other people. “* This looks like a nice combination of the ideas behind smart tags (which were a pain to implement) and the Excel Query functionality (which required table knowledge) with most of the headaches removed. Read the whole thing for a peek under the hood of how it works. [![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/e7c68cee8cf4_C536/image_thumb.png)](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/e7c68cee8cf4_C536/image.png) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Automating Integrations - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-automating-integrations/ - Date: 2007-08-30 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week I have a nice surprise. I’ve figured out how to automate an integration via Integration Manager INCLUDING closing GP after everything is done. This Weekly Dynamic could save you the $500 cost of Microsoft’s AutoDIM utility. Unfortunately, it’s too much to squeeze into a blog post so I’ve added the whole thing as a download. You can get [AutoIM here](https://app.box.com/shared/c2128r4e31) or in the Integration section of the downloads on the right side of the website. What’s in it? - A sample batch file to launch GP, IM and start an integration. - A sample macro that’s needed for IM to log in to GP. - A file used to close GP afterwards. - VBScript code to include in your integration to run the file that closes GP. - Full instructions on how to change these sample files to include information about your installation and make it all run. - Source code and examples. Most of the files are already setup for the default install locations of Dynamics GP and Integration Manager so there’s even less setup than you think. Much thanks to Michael Johnson who pushed me in this direction a few weeks ago and to Bryan Hipolito who pushed me over the edge with his Newgroup question. Now that I’ve done all this work, I’m off to the beach to celebrate the Labor Day weekend here in the US. Enjoy! [![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/WeeklyDynamicAutomatingIntegrations_C843/image_thumb.png)](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/WeeklyDynamicAutomatingIntegrations_C843/image.png) --- # Understanding GP Sales Order Processing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/understanding-gp-sales-order-processing/ - Date: 2007-08-28 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article There are many unsolved mysteries in life. Mysteries like the formation of the cosmos, women and Sales Order Processing in GP. You’re on your own with the cosmos and there’s no chance that I’m ever going to figure out women but the folks at Accolade Publications have taken on Sales Order Processing with their new book ***[Understanding Sales Order Processing](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862).*** Sales Order Processing or SOP for short is one of those many headed monster modules that can be used in a variety of ways. I’ve twisted it into something unrecognizable a couple of times myself. There’s a lot in SOP. So there’s a lot in the book. 350 pages worth in fact. The coverage of workflow and fulfillment alone make it worth it. I’ll give you a hint on how to justify the ROI to your CFO. I can’t explain SOP to you in an hour. The book costs about the same as an hour of a consultant’s time. Every minute you spend with the information in the book after the first hour is saving you money. Every time you look something up rather than make a call saves you dough. Every minute that a consultant doesn’t have to spend re-explaining Quote/ Order/ Invoice saves them brain cells. It’s also handy for torturing the marketing department by reading the book out loud, but that’s just a free bonus. So check out [***Understanding Sales Order Processing***](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862)if only to torture Marketing. [![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/UnderstandingGPSalesOrderProcessing_DEF5/image.png)](http://www.accoladepublications.com/?a_aid=661e6862) --- # GPUG - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gpug/ - Date: 2007-08-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article The [Central Florida Dynamics GP User Group](https://www.gpug.com/) meeting was in Orlando today. The good folks at AirTran were kind enough to host the event and they did a fabulous job. I have to say, the tour was very cool! Thanks Kim! The Dynamics GP Users Group is an organization designed around bringing users together to help learn from each other. Yes, they let in resellers, we can learn from them to, but resellers are not the key, users are. GPUG also functions as a lens to give focus to Microsoft on customer issues. My little voice crying in the wilderness can only go so far but a couple hundred customers makes some real noise. GPUG is one of those megaphones to Microsoft. The central Florida group is small but growing and includes some very talented folks. They are willing to let me join, though, so I worry about their standards. They’ll need a lot more talented folks to make up for letting me in. 😉 ![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/GPUG_E846/image.png) We had some productive discussions today. A few things that stuck out are: - Excel still rules as a budget tool despite auditor and vendor pushes. Tools like Forecaster and Budget Maestro offer better control but lack the simple familiarity of a spreadsheet. One member mentioned that they are going back to Excel and I’ve been considering it. - There is an inconsistent issue with GP10 upgrades. Security is not migrating to the new security model and security is in fact being wiped clean. For one reseller they are batting 0 for 3 on security migration for GP 10 upgrades. I know what you’re thinking, that’s very consistent but MS insists that it’s not happening with all upgrades, there’s just no pattern yet. If you are going to GP 10 soon, test the heck out of the upgrade. - Upgrades aside, GP 10 rocks. There’s a learning curve from 9.0 but on the whole, it will be worth it. Just don’t do it yet if have many users or complex security. - LOTS more people are heavily using integration manager than I realized. Nobody’s ever written an IM book. Every time I think about doing it realize how much work it would really be and then the desire passes. Maybe I need to revisit that or release pieces as a serial rather than a book. - Resellers again confirmed that support for version 8 is being extended to October 2009. That’s enough for me. I don’t know when we’ll see official confirmation but this one is real in my mind. Oh, there was a lot more, but well, you missed it. You had to be there. Too bad! If want to join the conversation for help, advice, ideas or just because you have an opinion, give the [GPUG folks a shout](https://www.gpug.com/) or attend the GPUG summit in Redmond in September. You don’t have to be in central Florida, groups are springing up all over. Update: The GPUG Summit will be providing CPE credits for those who attend. This is always a subject close to my heart and my wallet. --- # Extreme Dynamics Makeover - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/extreme-dynamics-makeover/ - Date: 2007-08-21 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article DynamicAccounting.net now has a new look! [![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/414138f70512_C95B/image_thumb.png)](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/414138f70512_C95B/image.png) As we approach the second anniversary of DynamicAccounting.net, I’ve taken a hard look at my goals for this site and what is and isn’t working. Consequently I’ve decided to move the site off of a local server and back to Blogger for most of the elements. The podcast and videos will continue with both restarting shortly. Hopefully this will give me more time to focus on content and less time on site maintenance. In the process, the site has gotten a much needed make over. Previously, access to some items required registration. This selfishly let me see where many of you were coming from. It was fun to see all the folks from Cairo who registered. Who knew! But I know from comments in the newsgroup, some people were leery about registering due to a fear of spam. Well, I committed not to spam folks and I’ve kept that commitment. Now it’s time to open everything up to everyone and I’ll rely on Google Analytics to see where everyone is visiting from. For those of you who registered previously, you have my undying appreciation. Once the migration is complete your data will be deleted so that you don’t have to worry about it falling into the wrong hands. If you don’t see any changes yet, it’s because the domain location change is still migrating through the Internet’s DNS servers. Don’t worry, you’ll see it soon. The good news is that you don’t have to change anything. All the RSS feeds will continue to work and all the domain names stay the same and you can keep visiting DynamicAccounting.net for everything GP. --- # Support for GP 8 Ends Oct. 9 – Or Does It? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/support-for-gp-8-ends-oct-9-or-does-it/ - Date: 2007-08-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables, Payroll & HR - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 8 - Type: original article This is just a friendly reminder because some of you out there are not paying attention. Support for GP 8 ends on 10/9/2007. MS only supports 2 versions of GP at a time and now that 10 has been released, 8 will fade off into the sunset. Where are my v10 CD’s anyway? **IF YOU ARE ON GP 8 PAYROLL PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THIS!!!** Sorry for the shouting but when 9.0 was released quite a few 7.5 people were caught with their pants down. This means you won’t get payroll tax updates beyond this point. The clock is ticking, you have been warned. [![image](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/SupportforGP8EndsOct.9_CD91/image_thumb.png)](http://www.drivehq.com/secure/DFLogon.aspx?errcode=6&price=0.05&errmsg=The+file+owner%27s+account+has+reached+maximum+download+bytes+for+this+month!&gotoURL=/file/df.aspx/publish/mpolino/dynacct/SupportforGP8EndsOct.9_CD91/image.png) Update: An anonymous reader has left comment on this post that MS is extending support for v 8.0 to October 13, 2009. [Fake Steve Balmer](http://fakesteveballmer.blogspot.com/) didn’t mention it when we had fake lunch last week, but it certainly is possible. Neither Customersource nor Google have any information yet but as soon as I know for sure, I’ll post an update. For now I’m just spreading basely rumors. Perhaps MS has finally finished that Windows time machine and even though support really ends in 2007, they’ll bring you back in time for the next two years of support! Update: The US Dynamics GP Field Team Blog is also reporting that support for v.8 is extended to Oct. 13, 2009. The link they include is for Partnersource and I can’t get at it. Customersource is still showing 2007 very prominently. Any partners want to confirm this for me? Update: Partners are chiming in that this is for real and GP will announce that they are extending support for version 8 for two more years. Yahoo! Still no official announcement on CustomerSource. --- # Virgin America and Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/virgin-america-and-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2007-08-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Wall Street Journal says that Richard Branson’s new low cost, US, airline, Virgin America, is using Dynamics GP as a cheaper alternative to Oracle saving them $1.5 to $2.5 million. It appears that this article is available to everyone so read the whole thing. --- # You’ve Got Another Year on SQL Server 2005 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/youve-got-another-year-on-sql-server-2005/ - Date: 2007-07-12 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Mary Jo Foley is reporting that while SQL Server 2008 is “launching” February 28, 2008, it won’t actually be released to manufacturing until Q2 of 2008. That means you early adopters have got pretty close to a year left to play with SQL Server 2005. What are you waiting for? You’ve only got a year! Go write a SQL Query or build a stored procedure for heaven’s sake! ![](http://www.windowsportal.cz/Portals/0/Blog/Files/kveten/win2008.jpg) --- # Microsoft Watch Takes on the Channel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-watch-takes-on-the-channel/ - Date: 2007-07-10 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve been out for a few days as we did a quick road trip (13 hours each way, ugh!) for my wife’s family reunion. Fortunately, not everyone was off. Carol Livingston of NCSI pointed me to this Microsoft Watch article where Joe Wilcox takes a whack at Microsoft’s priorities. The partner channel, not just the MBS partner channel but the channel as a whole (MBS, ISV’s, resellers, system integrators, developers, etc.) gets a pretty good smack upside the head as well. I’m going to avoid commenting further. I’ve got several days of built up road rage and I’d hate to take it out an unsuspecting article, so read it for yourself. Thanks again Carol. I missed this one when catching up on my 2,000+ unread articles! --- # Meet the New GP Boss - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/meet-the-new-gp-boss/ - Date: 2007-06-29 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article It seems that Kirill Tatarinov is now the new head of Microsoft Business Solutions, the group within MS responsible for Dynamics GP. He replaces Satya Nadella who moved to head Windows Live Search earlier this year. Tatarinov is a 5 year MS vet who came to MS via BMC software. As usual, Mary Jo Foley got this first. What’s the matter Mary Jo, are you to busy writing real stories to stand in line for an iPhone? 😉 --- # Full Employment for Fargo - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/full-employment-for-fargo/ - Date: 2007-06-19 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Carol Livingston of NCSI was kind enough to send me a Microsoft press release that MS is expanding its Fargo campus. This is a change from a few years ago when the rumor was that good employees were fleeing Fargo for Seattle. Having been to Fargo, I can definitively say that there is plenty of flat land for expansion. Ultimately they want to grow Fargo from about 1,300 people (employees, vendors, contractors, flunkies, interns, entourage, groupies and fanboys) to 3,800 people and this is one step in making room. Well, there’s already plenty of room, this just puts a roof over their heads. Ultimately this is good for us GP folks. GP has deep roots in Fargo and many of us have fond memories…er…hazy, alcohol filled memories of time spent in Fargo. Not to mention the really long walk to the lobby of the Holiday Inn when you find yourself locked out of your room in just your underwear. But that story belongs to someone else so we’ll leave it there. Here’s the press release. Oh yeah, phase one of the plan includes connecting all the buildings. That should save money on rescue dogs in the winter. --- # Microsoft Watch Tackles GP10 & SL7 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-watch-tackles-gp10-sl7/ - Date: 2007-06-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Microsoft Watch gives its take on the business unit with the release on GP10 and SL7. The article is pretty balanced but not perfect. I’m not sure it’s fair to compare time to value between a CRM and and ERP product. I don’t see anyone comparing Saleforce.com implementations to SAP. But the Dynamics ERP products do have to deal with feature overlap including down the chain with SBF and Office Accounting. And yes the partner channel continues to create issues because it’s so different from the rest of MS. Then again, I’ve heard about partner issues since 1999. You can’t implement GP without help. In reality, most people who use Quickbooks shouldn’t implement it without help. So the partners aren’t going away, the relationship will just continue to be refined. --- # GP 10: Is It Loose Yet? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-is-it-loose-yet/ - Date: 2007-06-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article Computerworld claims that GP10 is available through partners starting yesterday (Sunday, June 17). The article is full of holes so I’m not sure if this refers to new clients only. (Someone in the article is upgrading from the non-existent version 8.5 and if your partner is open on Sunday somebody let me know.) I suspect it’s new clients only with upgrade disks shipping soon. The [Dynamics website](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/default.aspx) is touting GP10’s enhancements but doesn’t discuss availability. The Solomon guys appear to be getting the shaft again. GP 10 is touted on the Dynamics main page and the new SL 7 isn’t mentioned until I logged on to Customersource. GP news has been light lately as we build up to the release of Version 10 and I took that time to go on vacation. I’m back now, rested and ready to give the site a good kick start. Update: Mary Jo Foley says it’s loose. She also reminds us that GP is going to an 18-24 month release schedule. That means that you’ll have time actually apply a service pack or two before the next upgrade. But what will they talk about at Convergence? --- # SQL Server 2005 Performance Dashboard - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2005-performance-dashboard/ - Date: 2007-06-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data, Reporting & BI - Type: original article For those of you looking to tune the SQL performance of your GP installation, take a look at the new [Performance Dashboard](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22602) from Microsoft. This is a free add on to SQL Server 2005 but you have to be running SP2. So what is SQL Server 2005 Performance Dashboard? I’ll let the MS folks tell you: *The SQL Server 2005 Performance Dashboard Reports are Reporting Services report files designed to be used with the Custom Reports feature introduced in the SP2 release of SQL Server Management Studio.* *The reports allow a database administrator to quickly identify whether there is a current bottleneck on their system, and if a bottleneck is present, capture additional diagnostic data that may be necessary to resolve the problem.* *For example, if the system is experiencing waits for disk IO the dashboard allows the user to quickly see which sessions are performing the most IO, what query is running on each session and the query plan for each statement.* Common performance problems that the dashboard reports may help to resolve include: – CPU bottlenecks (and what queries are consuming the most CPU) – IO bottlenecks (and what queries are performing the most IO). – Index recommendations generated by the query optimizer (missing indexes) – Blocking – Latch contention *The information captured in the reports is retrieved from SQL Server’s dynamic management views. There is no additional tracing or data capture required, which means the information is always available and this is a very inexpensive means of monitoring your server. Reporting Services is not required to be installed to use the* *Performance Dashboard Reports.* Sounds pretty cool doesn’t it! It looks good too! The folks at SQL-Server-Performance.com have all the details on installing and using Performance Dashboard with lots of screen shots. You can get the [Performance Dashboard](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22602) from Microsoft as well as [SQL Server 2005 SP2.](https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/bb426877.aspx) --- # Little Fixes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/little-fixes/ - Date: 2007-05-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article > DynamicAccounting.net moved to a new server over the weekend and in the process, the permissions for Downloads broke. Everything is fixed now. If you’ve tried downloading in the last couple of days without success it should all be working now. --- # Best of Breed vs. Fully Integrated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/best-of-breed-vs-fully-integrated/ - Date: 2007-05-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables, Development & Integration - Type: original article I had a very nice chat with some folks who are implementing GP and struggling with the age old question of best of breed vs. fully integrated in their fixed asset accounting. They are coming off of FAS which is a long time leader in fixed asset accounting with lots of bells and whistles but integration can be a challenge, especially integration at the PO/Asset Creation point. GP’s Fixed Asset module is not as fully functional as FAS and can cause some pain if you have really complex issues. I’ve used FAS in an Oracle environment, worked in a fully DIS integrated shop (GEAC, SAP, GP, Peoplesoft and custom all in one company) and we’re fully integrated with the exception of AR. In our environment, we needed the AR flexibility of a industry specialized vertical app. We have it partially integrated with GP but we still have challenges. There is no good GP option for our AR needs and we’d rather spend the money for a solid app and integration than customizations. I’d love to be a fully integrated shop but since I can’t, we’ve erected big barriers for any non-integrated applications. Only one has made it over the hurdle. Often I find this a company culture thing. Money and time are budgeted to add an application but nothing is included for integration. Alternatively, since integration is often a last step, integration is killed in an over-time/over-budget implementation to the long term detriment of the company. There’s no one answer but I’m a little surprised at how big an issue this continues to be give that it’s been a problem since the PC was invented. **Best of Breed** vs. **Fully Integrated** --- # Convergence 2007 DVD’s Are Shipping - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-dvds-are-shipping/ - Date: 2007-05-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I got the email below today so it looks like the Convergence DVD’s are shipping. This seems faster than last year so kudos on either getting them out sooner or reducing my expectations. ————– ![](cid:image001.jpg@01C79869.B359BFE0) *Dear Convergence 2007 Attendee,* This e-mail serves as confirmation that your Convergence 2007 DVD set has been shipped and you should be receiving it within 1-2 weeks (International locations may take longer).  The DVD set has been sent via the U.S. Postal Service to the address included with your registration information. If you do not receive your DVD set within the specified time, please e-mail [Convergence2007DVD@interactservices.com](mailto:Convergence2007DVD@interactservices.com) for further assistance. For more information about the Convergence 2007 DVD set, including how you can order additional copies, please access https://www.msconvergence.com *Thanks again for your participation in Convergence 2007!* *Convergence 2007 Team* —————- --- # SQL Server 2008? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2008/ - Date: 2007-05-10 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’m still getting to know SQL Server 2005. We had the luxury of all those years with SQL2K that I don’t know what I’m going to do with new releases. But it looks like the next version of SQL Server is scheduled for 2008. It’s all part of Microsoft’s Business Intelligence push. Expect to see SQL connected to your ERP as the backend, SQL Reporting Services and Office as the front end and Sharepoint in the middle. My take, it’s still not easy enough to set all this stuff, make it work right and make it easy for a power user. Maybe in 2008. --- # The Dynamics Live Team - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-dynamics-live-team/ - Date: 2007-05-10 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In their continuing saga of Naked Dynamics, we get a look at the Dynamics Live team in their most recent post. It’s hard to be cynical about a team that feeds their coder Guinness and turns him loose! My only complaint, the Dynamics Live Team is averaging 1 post a month. How about we go for broke and double that for May? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Uninstalling FRx - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-uninstalling-frx/ - Date: 2007-05-09 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article FRx is one of the flakiest pieces of software in the GP suite. Integration Manager often competes for this prize but FRx is still the repeat champ. After installing GP without problems on Windows Vista Business, I’m stuck with an FRx installation that won’t load. Yes SP9 (9 service packs!) is installed. In shame I finally slinked over to tech support. First step, uninstall FRx. It’s more complicated than you think to really get rid of it so here are the steps. Next week, I’ll explain how I finally got FRx running on Vista (hopefully!). Backup any existing Sysdata directories before you start please. I don’t want to hear any whining! **To Uninstall FRx on XP or Vista:** 1) Uninstall the app via Add/Remove Programs or Programs and Features 2) Delete the FRx installation directory 3) Delete/Rename the FRx.ini file in the Windows Directory 4) Delete the registry key HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE | Software | FRx Software (Backup the registry first or roll the registry dice. It’s your machine.) 5) Blow that screwed up install of FRx a big kiss goodbye before you do a reinstall. --- # Microsoft Dynamics BI Conference - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-dynamics-bi-conference/ - Date: 2007-05-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article In case you missed (I did!) Dynamics has a presence at the Microsoft Business Intelligence conference in Seattle May 9-11. Dynamics AX get featured in a Chalk & Talk. The rest of the Dynamics line have booths (the reasoning is that the GP, SL and NAV groups are all swamped with upcoming new releases). More on the BI conference here. --- # Dynamics on Channel 9 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-on-channel-9/ - Date: 2007-05-02 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Jakob, the Director of User Experience for the entire Dynamics ERP line, is interviewed on Microsoft’s Channel 9 at http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=176253#176253 --- # GP Rocks Show #6, Mary Jo Foley - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-rocks-show-6-mary-jo-foley/ - Date: 2007-04-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s been a long ride from Convergence. I’ve moved houses. I’m filling the CFO role at work and owned the full quarter end process. It’s cut into my available time, a lot. But things should be back to normal soon. As evidence of that, GP Rocks show #6 is now up! In show #6 we meet the press. Mary Jo Foley, formerly of ZDNet, now an independent blogger and someone who is always watching Microsoft sat down (well actually stood up in a hallway) with me at Convergence to talk Dynamics, Convergence 2007 and the press. Get show #6 here. More videos, more podcasts, more everything soon. --- # Naked Dynamics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/naked-dynamics/ - Date: 2007-04-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Do I have your attention with that title? On a Microsoft Dynamics Live Blog, Convergence Guy indicates that they want to bring more transparency to the process the Dynamics Live team will be going through as they build the Dynamics Live site. I hope that’s the case. I always want more transparency on the Dynamics team and I applaud the desire. I sincerely hope the execution is there as well. --- # GP on a VPC - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-on-a-vpc/ - Date: 2007-04-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Curt, a moderator over at Mark Minasi’s Reader Forum has a post on how he used GP in a Virtual PC to create an identical test environment of an existing GP server. The post is a bit technical but for the Admin’s among the group, it’s another test server option for you. --- # InfoWorld Has Some Dynamics Roadmap Clues - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/infoworld-has-some-dynamics-roadmap-clues/ - Date: 2007-04-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This InfoWorld article looks at the Dynamics dev group in Europe. They quote Klaus Holse Andersen, the newly appointed corporate vice president for Microsoft Business Solutions Worldwide Sales and Operations as indicating that unifying the 4 ERP products could take until 2012 or 2015. Along the way it seems that we will get more common ground via things like business portal and SQL Reporting Services. MS has been headed down this road of shared pieces for a while (SL didn’t have Smartlists but then it was available to them via Business Portal for example). It sounds like they are wanting more “separate” pieces that could hook into any of the ERP cores like some of the auditing software does or like Office 2007 will. And hey, while I’m speculating, some days I think MS just likes to change its mind. --- # Dynamics Finance Forums - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-finance-forums/ - Date: 2007-04-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The new Finance Forums for the Microsoft Dynamics line are up and running in beta. There are definitely still some rough spots and it certainly seems geared toward Accounting and Finance types more than product adminsitrators. The articles and expert columns look pretty good and I’ve asked for DynamicAccounting.net to be included in the blogs. RSS and subscription support is there but parts are still not real clean. (For example: Forums->Forum Subscriptions lets you check a box to subscribe, but it doesn’t say what you are subscribing too, RSS, email, etc. and nothing else seems to happen.) Too many of the early posts are from folks advertising software. We love you guys, we know you need to make a living and we’re impressed with you’re ability to find new ways to reach us but if all new people see are ads, they won’t stay very long. So, if you want this to be a resource in the future, go post! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Budget vs. Actual on Steroids - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-budget-vs-actual-on-steroids/ - Date: 2007-03-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics GP does a pretty good job of getting you Budget vs. Actual info for a single account or via a report, for a complete range of accounts. But what if you want an uneven range? What if you don’t want the hassle of running a report every time you want to see Revenue vs. Budget for a range of revenue accounts? Surely don’t want to take the time to run an FRx report just for that! If that’s the case, it’s Account Rollup to the rescue. In Account Rollup you can specify that you want 2 columns. That one column should be Actual and another Budget. When you select a budget column, you also select which budget you want to use. From there, simply select the accounts you want using any of your segments or segment value combinations. Revenue for one account across all segments? no problem. Revenue for one segment across all natural accounts? sure. To be clear, you can compare multiple budgets, perform calculations, compare to last year, etc. I continue to be amazed at both the uses for Account Rollup and the number of people who don’t know it’s in the product. For more info, there’s also my original post on [using Account Rollup.](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search?q=Account+Rollup) --- # Satya Up, Tami Reller In - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/satya-up-tami-reller-in/ - Date: 2007-03-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Mary Jo Foley is reporting that Satya Nadella has been picked to run Microsoft’s search effort. This moves him up and out of the Dynamics world. For now at least, Tami Reller gets Satya’s job. My first thought when I saw this was “What the…” but this is a family friendly blog so I won’t finish that. What does it mean? Who knows. I guess I Balmer’s expression of confidence in Satya at the Convergence keynote was a little inside joke. There was certainly no scuttlebutt about this a week ago. Tami’s been around a long time, coming to MS as the CFO of Great Plains during the MS acquisition in 2000. She knows the history and the company. I’m sure she’ll do fine whether the role is temporary or permanent. Satya didn’t even get a chance to really get his feet wet with Doug’s departure. We’ve felt Satya’s influence a lot in the products but I was interested to see what he would do at the helm. Here’s my big concern. MBS’ CustomerSource/Partnersource search is terrible. Frankly, it sucks. I’ve blogged about it repeatedly. I’ve offered to help kidnap some folks from the Windows Live team, take them to Fargo and tell them they can’t leave until they fix it.  I’ve suggested the GP team put in a Google box to make a point to management. No luck so far. The GP team is way too addicted to food, clothing and shelter in my opinion. So with Satya moving to search, will the good parts of Windows Live Search filter back to the Dynamics group or will the bad apple (pardon the pun) of Dynamics search further poison the Windows Live Search experience? Update: [eweek has the story now](http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/HP-TouchPad-Needs-68-Weeks-for-Additional-Shipments-142584) as well with more background. --- # Site Maintenance - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/site-maintenance/ - Date: 2007-03-22 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article DynamicAccounting.net will be down some this weekend. (3/24/-3/25/07).  I’m moving and the server is moving with me. Between a new (and better) role at work, Convergence 2007 and our house move, well, I’m a little tired and the site hasn’t gotten quite as much love as I would like it to. You’ll see more videos, more podcasts, more tips and more of everything in about a week. --- # GP Rocks Show 5 With Davis is Up! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-rocks-show-5-with-davis-is-up/ - Date: 2007-03-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Show #5, Cheeseburger in Paradise, is up! In this show from Convergence 2007, I spend some time with Davis Sooknanan of Roadtown Wholesale Trading. Roadtown is a food and beverage provider in the British Virgin Islands. They have retail grocery stores, wholesale stores (like a Sam’s club), wholesale delivery and yacht provisioning operations. Think of all the distribution and retail fun you’ve ever had, then throw in two islands and import everything just to add some excitement. You can get Show #5 here or at the main GP Rocks site. --- # Steve B. Pours Some Good Kool Aid at Convergence 2007 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/steve-b-pours-some-good-kool-aid-at-convergence-2007/ - Date: 2007-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I saw Bill G at Convergence 2006 (I missed the 2005 show) and he didn’t wow me. Steve Balmer’s performance today was fantastic. He was pouring some serious Kool Aid and we were drinking it. Seriously, he was a great speaker with lots of enthusiasm and he handled audience questions really well. He “got” people’s frustrations. He deftly step around the roadmap and this was the most confusing conference from that stand point. I’ll give that a separate post to separate it from Steve’s nice remarks. Hey Steve, you ready to be on the GP Rocks podcast? --- # The *#$!*&^% Dynamics Roadmap - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-dynamics-roadmap/ - Date: 2007-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The roadmap was effectively non-existent beyond the next release. Want to know why I’m confused? In the last six months, I have heard all the following. All of it from folks who have been dead on in the past, some of it from people who should know what’s going on. In order from oldest to newest: - The GP/SL closed source with API’s into the product model will probably win out with a united product containing both a light and a professional model. - AX will be the surviving product. - AX and NAV will be surviving products. - None of the products are going away for at least 3 versions and the respective languages will stay in use (Dex, MorphX, etc). - Steve B indicated that they are continuing all 4 products (but not for how long) and that they’ve gotten good at shared development of features. Steve’s comments dovetail with the last set of comments I’ve heard but that could just be this week’s talking points. Can you see why I’m confused? So what do I observe? (I have an admitted and obvious GP bias) - AX gets a lot of love from the MS folks - NAV is getting significantly less attention than last year - SL is getting even less, if that’s possible - The GP folks are just so prevalent that you can’t ignore them. So confused as ever, I went to the stats and added up all the sessions from Convergence 2007 for each ERP product based on either the track or the description (an industry track session with a focus on GP was a vote for GP for example). The  results? GP 54 AX 45 NAV 30 SL 25 Yes I’m sure the results will be different at the European convergence and there’s certainly nothing scientific about it. You decide how that data connects with what I’m hearing. Update: [This post Convergence eweek story](http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/HP-TouchPad-Needs-68-Weeks-for-Additional-Shipments-142584) again leads back to AX and NAV as the surviving products. They also place emphasis on the Dynamics “platform” and Shareware. --- # Convergence 2007 Flair - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-flair/ - Date: 2007-03-15 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Office Space the movie is alive and well Convergence 2007. Part of Convergence 2007 is buttons. Buttons to id your product, your industry, you name it. I have more flair than Jennifer Aniston did in the movie. (Picture below). On top of that, we saw a TPS report and header generated out of SRS. Yes, you can now use SQL Reporting Services and Dynamics GP to automate the dreaded TPS report. See we do have a little fun here! [![](/img/blogger/d57444e952676ba3.jpg)](/img/blogger/228a7058bb38cbf2.jpg) --- # GP 10: Role Based Security - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-role-based-security/ - Date: 2007-03-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article For as good as the keynotes were, there’s still some confusion around roles based security. So I went to the session and I have to say that I was a little disappointed. This is a sore area and while version 10 makes some big strides, the Q&A afterwards left me with more questions than answers. What I do know is: **It’s Role Based**There are operations (lowest level, a window, report, etc.) for example an AP Window that are grouped into tasks like processing AP Which are grouped into a role like an AP clerk. How is this different from classes? Well the third level makes huge difference. The task is essentially a function. So I can build security functions (enter AP, Cut AP checks, Post AP, etc) that are pretty independent of the user and then as the role changes, I can give and take away tasks without having to drill down to the operation level. So an if an AP clerk gets promoted to an AP supervisor, I just change the role. But if an AP clerk is now going to post their own AP, I simply add a task to the role. There’s no delegation per se, but it should be easy to do for things like vacations. Simply add a task to a role during the vacation period, then remove it. Roles can be different in different companies and there is lots of copying functions to make your life easier. **It’s Pessimistic Not Optimistic**GP 10 security assumes you can’t do anything and requires explicit permission to an operation. This is a change from Optimistic security in previous versions that required specific removal of permission. You will need to convert security during the upgrade (or rebuild all your users). Users get their own role during the upgrade that keeps all their existing security allowing you to migrate users to new roles in a more leisurely manner. **Reporting is Better** Reporting appears to be better in GP 10. You may actually be able to give your auditor a security report. Then again, it was fun handing them a 500 page security printout. The looks were priceless! **What’s Not in There** In the Q&A we learned that currently there is no import/export for security settings. As one user mentioned, they use this to setup security in a test environment and then migrate the settings via import/export to reduce security related user calls. I’m guessing this will be back in by the final version. I asked about speed. As much as I love the GUI for Advanced Security, it’s slow. I know why it’s slow. I completely understand, but it’s still slow. There didn’t seem to be a recognition from the GP team that speed was an issue, even though the rest of the crowd clearly thought so. Bottom Line, it looks much better. I still worry that the team doesn’t quite get it but it’s closer to the right solution. --- # GP 10: Workflow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-10-workflow/ - Date: 2007-03-14 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article I went to the workflow session yesterday because I really want workflow and I really want it to work. I was worried that this was a half baked first step. With everything I saw, it looks like a really good feature. There are a few limitations that will cause problems for some people but unlike some earlier workflow attempts from GP (anyone remember the original eRequisition?) it looks really well fleshed out. I found that I was so intrigued that I hardly took any notes so here’s what I remember. - The flow was extremely flexible with lots of options for approvals. Especially prevelant were email notifications and approvals including rolling up emails over a period (say once a day) instead of having to get an email for every transaction. - Lot of 2nd gen features like delegation, expiration and notifcation up the chain if an item is not approved or rejected in a timely manner. - Lots of approval options including email, web page (Sharepoint) and inside the app. - Tight ties to sharepoint including being able to review the transaction from a web page. It’s entirely possible to have approval users who never touch the GP app. They simply get an email, review the transaction online via a link in the email and approve online. The few gotcha’s were: - You have to be running MOSS. No not the furry tree stuff, Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server (System? who can remember). In fact, for so much of this new stuff, Sharepoint is the glue, the underpinnings, the framework, the engine. Pick your metaphone but while you’re doing that. Learn Sharepoint. - MOSS requires a license per user and a server license but with GP the server license is being waived so save a couple grand. - Because of the MOSS tie in, you need a separate server for MOSS. They say you can’t stick it on your SQL box. - Finally, we learned in Q&A that you can turn delegation (letting someone else approve for me for a period of time) on or off but you can’t set rules about downstream delegation. So a CFO could delegate approval to a Jr. A/P Clerk which is a Sarbanes-Oxley no-no. All in all I was pretty happy with what I saw. The MOSS part is going to start to complicate things but I’ll come back to that in another post. --- # Dynamics GP: Business Ready Licensing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-business-ready-licensing/ - Date: 2007-03-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article I spent some time with our MS rep today and I got the lowdown on Business Ready Licensing. I’d heard the term but when MS makes licensing changes I tend to run and hide.I still don’t know whether it works for me but at least I understand it now so I thought I would try to translate it into layman’s terms. In a nutshell, it’s the value meal approach to licensing. They’ll probably hate that which is why they don’t say it that way, but I can. First there’s **Business Essentials (the medium happy meal)** which is the core that most businesses use, all for one, per user, price. (GL, Bank, FA, AR, AP, Multi Currency, POP, SOP, FRx, Inventory, Safe Pay, Interco, Customization site licenses and IM for conversions) The pricing is tiered and declines with more users but you get the idea. If that’s not enough, you can get the **Advanced Management option (the large happy meal).** This includes more things than I can list here. Finally if that doesn’t fill you up, there’s **Advanced Management Enterprise (Super Size me baby).** I’m going to go out on a limb and say that this includes all the modules that you want a really specialized consultant for when you implement them. Don’t forget to leave room for **desert, there are a few a la carte** modules (Payroll, HR, Smartlists builder, etc.) that can be added to any value meal, er ERP solution. Apple pie anyone? All new customers are getting business ready licenses now, legacy customers like me get a choice to stick with our per module licensing or move to business ready. The ex-consultant in me likes having modules that might improve my productivity but that we might not have the obvious ROI to buy standalone. Also, as business needs change, you could implement modules you’re already licensed for, without additional product cost. Of course, your enhancement plan is based on the whole solution, not just modules you use! The CFO in me doesn’t want my consultant personality spending all his time implementing modules that may or may not help us. I do wonder what effect this will have on ISV’s. If you already have access to Forecaster, will you look at other budgeting solutions? If you have GP intercompany, will you be able to sell the CFO on paying more for the advanced functionality of MC2’s Advanced Intercompany product? (Hat tip to Bill Marshall for a fine product.) If I were a reseller, I’d be thrilled. They make their money on implementations not software sales. I predict that “Well, you already have the software license, why not let us implement feature XYZ?” will be the new hot sales line for some time to come. Am I business ready? Who knows. I have to go home and run the ROI numbers to find out. --- # At Convergence 2007 It’s All About the MOSS - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/at-convergence-2007-its-all-about-the-moss/ - Date: 2007-03-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It seems like money grows on trees for MS but at Convergence 2007 it’s not about the trees, it’s about the MOSS. That would Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server, not the gray stuff that grows on trees. The bottom line going forward with GP is, learn MOSS. It’s going to be the underpinnings of so much going forward that you’re not going to have anything slick that you can do without Sharepoint. Yes it’s more licenses, more servers, I know. But unless you’re willing to give up all the collaborative features of GP in the future, you’ll need MOSS. Let’s face it, it’s a collaborative world, so learn it sooner rather than later. --- # Convergence 2007 Picks and Pans - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-picks-and-pans/ - Date: 2007-03-14 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article It’s Wednesday at Convergence 2007. We know what’s good and bad now so here’s my list. **Compliments:** - The venue is fabulous. Much less walking than Dallas and well laid out. Everything was pretty efficient from check in to bus transportation to meals. - Most of the sessions had large enough rooms (an Office 2007 session is the only exception I’ve heard about.) - More of the concurrent sessions speakers were senior folks (program manager types) who could really understand a question and answer it. - There were lots of MS folks around from Redmond and Fargo to answer questions. If you couldn’t get an answer you weren’t trying hard enough. **Criticisms:** - As with previous Convergence conference, the SQL sessions I attended were too generic. They focused on generic SQL tuning (normalize your tables) without taking into consideration that DBA’s at this conference a supporting pre-built applications. (I can’t normalize the GP tables guys!) - The PowerPoint police need to enforce some best practices. Yes the screens are HUGE but that’s not a license to fill them up! - Not enough of the Fabulous Matt G. (no Matt’s not paying me to say this) We saw him at the opening Keynote and I’m sure we’ll see him with Balmer’s keynote later but that’s it. - Give us some exciting speakers. Again, the SQL stuff I saw today I could have gotten from a book at home. One more time. Give us Kim Tripp in the the SQL track and you’ll pack the sessions. I’ll lead the cheerleading. There were a few and they were hits but excitement and humor were in short supply. - The last two Convergences have focused on upcoming products (9.0 was just out in 2006 and 10.0 is due in a few months after 2007). Give us some focus on how to leverage our existing products. We’ll have 9.0 barely broken in and we’ll be looking at how to train for 10.0. All in all, I’m pretty happy with Convergence 2007. The last day feels like I’ve been here a little too long, but ending yesterday would have made it seem short. Balmer’s keynote is the last big thing and then I’m off to LA tomorrow for work. We had Bill G. last year, Balmer today, will we see Ray Ozzie next year? Does Ray know that there’s a Dynamics line of products? --- # Convergence Catchup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-catchup/ - Date: 2007-03-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article For those of you not at Convergence it’s been a busy few days here. For the folks who are here, make sure you take some Advil for that hangover headache. To catch folks up: GP 10 is due to be released in June with a new interface. Smartlists are now Navigation lists with a deeper/stronger connection to the interface. Instead of a feature, it’s now an integral part of the app. Navigation lists also use a ribbon like interface a la Office 2007 but for some unexplained reason, they don’t use the word ribbon. In fact they studiously avoid the word ribbon. What’s up with that? Palettes are back, sort of. Customizable transaction workflow is now included, I’ll have more on that later. Also, the security model has been revised from an optimistic to a pessimistic security. MS announced a new community initiative, a “MySpace for Finance Professionals” that is getting some press coverage. I see this as long overdue upgrade to their Newsgroups. The site will have RSS to make it easy to follow. I’m not sure why it took MS a year to build this, they have tools to get this done in a lot less time, but it is what it is, or rather, it what we, the GP community, make it to be. I’ll have more to say about workflow, security and the other pieces later. They each deserve their own post. Today is nitty gritty day so I hope to be able to cut through the keynotes to what will work in the real world and what won’t. Meanwhile, I’ve recorded a podcast with Davis Sooknanan of Roadtown Wholesale. They were a 2005 Pinnacle award winner. Not easy when you’re business is on an island in the Caribbean! So look for that next week. Also Mary Jo Foley and I are trying to hookup for a podcast today. To the folks who recognized me from the blog or the podcast and stopped to say hi, I have to say that I’m thrilled that you get something out of site and I hope to continue delivering GP info for a long time. --- # Convergence 2007 Rumors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-rumors/ - Date: 2007-03-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Now I’m not one to go around spreading rumors, well maybe I am. What I’ve heard is that Microsoft is now bringing FRx fully into the MS fold. It appears that there will NOT be an FRx 7 but that FRx will be rolled into another new server product. Rumors put Convergence 2008 back in Orlando. Apparently there are just too many of us. We’ll find out more at the end of Convergence, but if it’s true, it will be nice to have it back in my backyard. Rumors persist about an Office interface for Dynamics, but they continue to be vague. Update: Before I could even get this posted, Satya announced it! Finally, Steve Balmer’s private party is Tuesday night at… if I tell you, they’ll take my name off the list! --- # Convergence 2007 First Takes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-first-takes/ - Date: 2007-03-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article After an incredibly smooth trip, I’m at Convergence. (thanks Southwest!) The expo continues to grow and there are booth babes this year. 8,000 attendees must be the threshold for that! Everything seems better organized this year and the partners seem to be trying to outdo each other. As a customer, I encourage this behavior! I’ve got a few tidbits from folks but I’m not ready to share them just yet. Maybe tonight. It you’re not here yet, you’ll be happy to know that you get a license for office 2007 (via download) when you register. --- # Updating GP Session, Convergence 2007 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/updating-gp-session-convergence-2007/ - Date: 2007-03-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GP Update session continues to be one of the best technical sessions at Convergence. This is NOT a fluffy Marketing session. Partners should push clients to attend this lest us customers think that this is simple and nothing can go wrong! I always learn something in this session that I didn’t know about GP. --- # Convergence 2007 CPE Form is Here! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-cpe-form-is-here/ - Date: 2007-03-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As promised, the CPE reporting form for Convergence 2007 is finally available. The CPE form is available here as a PDF. It’s also available from the CPE button on the lower right of the MS Convergence website. There are 25 CPE credits available for the whole conference. The recommended field of study is Accounting/Auditing but you may want to check your state’s requirements. In Florida, computer related items are typically classified as technical business. I want to add a big thank you to everyone on the Convergence team who made this possible. This is soooo much better than last year. Thanks for making this happen. --- # Hotfix for SQL Server 2005 SP2 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hotfix-for-sql-server-2005-sp2/ - Date: 2007-03-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article A new hotfix has been released for SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2. This hotfix fixes an “…issue that caused maintenance plan cleanup tasks to remove data before the specified cleanup interval”. If you have already installed SP2, you’ll need the hotfix. If not SP2 has been updated to include the fix. The new version number for SP2 with the hotfix is 9.00.3050. --- # Office Front End for Dynamics? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/office-front-end-for-dynamics/ - Date: 2007-03-02 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Mary Jo Foley continues to find news on the Microsoft Dynamics front. I think I need to add a link to her blog on the main page. This time its rumblings about Microsoft and SAP’s new Duet product, an Office front end for SAP. If they can do it for SAP, why not for the Dynamics lines? Or in the words of the Orlando Magic during the Shaq era, “Why not us, why not now?” My only fear is that it wouldn’t cross all products but would be limited to Axapta and CRM for example. I know existing customers are saying go slow on integration and potential customers are saying integrate them already. I’m starting to come down in the integrate them camp. It’s been a long road. You won’t get it down to one product, it will at least be 2 (a light and a pro version) so lets get on with it. Some products are already getting more love than others. For example, on the ERP side, Axapta is the only product with snap ins. Considering it’s now been a year, you would think that we would see a few more. We deserve as much love as SAP does so put me down in favor of an Office front end as long as GP gets it. I really am biased and jealous of the AX snap ins so maybe GP should get the Office Front End? --- # Weekly Dynamic: Partial Month End Module Closing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-partial-month-end-module-closing/ - Date: 2007-02-26 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article At month end we tend to close module categories as they are finished. Done with AP? Check the Purchasing box and close the whole module. Every once in a while we get burned though. We balance the bank accounts but leave the whole Financial module open so that we can finish up JE’s. Then someone posts a bank transaction into the month we’re trying to close. Now the completed bank rec doesn’t match the GL any more. Well, you can get fine grain control of closing periods. Simply go to Tools->Setup->Company->Fiscal Periods, just as you always would, and then pick Mass Close. (I know, dumb name if you’re using it this way.) Limit the selections to the Series and Periods you want (Financial, Period 2 for example). Here you can check the boxes to close Bank Transactions, Bank Deposits and Bank Transfers, thus preventing them from posting while leaving GL, Clearing and Quick entries open for final adjusting entries. This works with all the modules (close PO’s but leave AP open for example) to give you better control over the close. A couple of observations: 1) If modules are partially closed at month end, the checkbox for the full module remains unchecked (i.e.: if you close Bank Trx, the main Financial box is still unchecked) 2) The main month end close boxes override the ones checked via Mass Close. So if you close Bank Trx, later close the Financial Module and then reopen the Financial Module for a last minute transaction, you’ve also reopened the ability to post Bank Transactions for that period. --- # New Podcast: Show 3, Mark Polino, Transit TV - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-podcast-show-3-mark-polino-transit-tv/ - Date: 2007-02-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Yes my podcast guest this week is me. Due to some scheduling conflicts I’ve moved up the “Behind the Music” episode to this week. But there’s some great content in there including a backstage look at DynamicAccounting.net and some insight into Transit TV. Specifically, I look at how we’ve solved Subledger to GL balancing on a daily basis. Enjoy the show! Get It Here --- # Convergence Map is Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-map-is-available/ - Date: 2007-02-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article A map of the San Diego Convention center with Convergence information is now available at the Convergence website. If you’re going to Convergence, wear good shoes, drink lots of water, visit a party or two but remember, you’re not in college any more! For those of you that I owe a drink to, this is the place to collect! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Process Server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-process-server/ - Date: 2007-02-22 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article If you find that certain areas of processing really slow down for you in Dynamics GP, consider adding a Process Server. This is just a dedicated machine(s) that allow GP to offload the processing from the client to these machines. So if you find that AP posting takes forever because of the number of transactions, you can easily setup a process server to process just AP posting and immediately free up the workstation for other tasks. Setup is pretty easy. You simply install the GP client on the process server and then use Tools-Setup-System-Process Server to tell GP what process servers are available and processes you want to offload to the Process Server(s). You can have more than one process server and different machines specifications are fine. The process servers don’t have to be dedicated machines but it’s better if they are. There is basic load balancing and the ability to track start and stop times for processes to improve load balancing. Often companies have a few spare PC’s lying around so if nothing else, this is relatively painless to try. Certainly it is easier than upgrading your server and client machines to better handle the load. No, Process Servers aren’t a panacea and they can introduce problems of their own but it’s important to know that Process Servers are an option. For more information, the Dynamics GP Help file actually has a lot of really good information. Simply search for Process Server and start there. --- # Convergence 2007 Hotels are Sold Out - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-hotels-are-sold-out/ - Date: 2007-02-21 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article All of the official Convergence 2007 hotels are sold out which bodes well for conference attendance. Although it stinks if you don’t have a room yet. I’m on Convergence Connect as mpolino if anyone wants to get together and say hi at the conference. Make sure you stop by the Accolade Publications booth and tell Richard Whaley hi. I’m working on getting him on as a podcast guest. --- # U.K. Roadshows for Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/u-k-roadshows-for-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2007-02-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Microsoft Dynamics GP UK blog points out that the Dynamics GP roadshows have returned to the UK with shows in Manchester on March 5 and TVP on March 6. You can find more information on the site. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Matching Fixed Asset Costs In Multiple Books - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-matching-fixed-asset-costs-in-multiple-books/ - Date: 2007-02-15 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article As I work on year end tax returns for the company, one of the things we look at every year is our tax vs. book depreciation. One thing we find every year is that there are a few assets where the cost is different between tax and book. In our case, they should always be the same. It’s getting better each year but we’ve still got a small handful this year. This happens when we adjust the cost of an asset after the fact for additional costs that come in later. These are things like freight, tax, installation, etc. Sometimes these bills arrive 60 days after the asset is on the books. We tend to get the corporate book right and forget to make the same changes on the tax book. Also, if it’s a new category for us, the Federal book relationship might not be setup (life, depreciation type, etc.). In that case, we get an error when setting up the asset but if you don’t go back and fix it, you end up with a corporate book and no tax book at all. Consequently, one of our processes at year end is to export the tax and corporate books to Excel via a Smartlists and then compare the two. We then make any adjustments to reconcile the two books. Since it’s always federal that’s out in our case (we’re really conscientious about the corporate book) I can do this process after the year is closed and just rerun the depreciation on the federal book for any adjustments. For this year, we’ve quit doing adjustments and are setting up second assets with the same asset number but a different suffix. It looks like a bunch of little assets when you glance at the FA ledger but it’s simple to explain, easier to trace to source documents  and our auditors have been happy with it. So there’s really two tips that come out of this: 1) Compare your cost basis for your various books on some kind of regular basis. 2) Avoid adjusting asset costs whenever you can and use a suffix or master asset ID to keep all the pieces of an asset together. --- # New Video On Smartlists Is Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-video-on-smartlists-is-up/ - Date: 2007-02-15 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article The latest Dynamic Sherpa video is available and it’s all about Smartlists. Smartlists are a great Ad-Hoc reporting tool for Dynamics GP and yet, lots of users either aren’t using it or barely using it. In this video we take 5 minutes to run down all the pieces of Smartlists, including some you may not have seen before. It’s lot to cram in and the video is closer to 6 minutes than to 5 but it’s still under 6 minutes. The Smartlist video is available here. --- # Dynamics GP and Daylight Savings Time - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-and-daylight-savings-time/ - Date: 2007-02-12 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article For those of you in the US, you should have heard by now that daylight savings time is being extended for 2007. It starts earlier and ends later than previous years. The goal is to save energy by having longer periods of daylight during typical daylight hours.  However laudable the goal, it’s creating a problem for lots of PCs. The formula for daylight savings time is hardcoded into Windows XP and now it has to be changed or lots of things including your appointments, scheduled systems jobs and even your timesheet software could be off by an hour. Daylight savings time will start this year on March 11 and end on November 4. Without the change, it would have been April 1 and October 28th. Microsoft is releasing a series of patches for Windows (client and server), Exchange, Dynamics CRM and other apps over the next couple of weeks to fix the problem. Information on how [Dynamics GP would be affected is scarce](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/gp/cp_dst) but it appears that if you’ve fixed Windows (and possibly Exchange) that you’re fine. GP relies on the operating system’s clock for time based operations so patching your system and the server seems like it should do the trick. Usually an hour or two wouldn’t break too much in a generic install but when you look at companies requiring high availability or for companies operating at the edge of the spectrum an hour can be important. If you have jobs running one right after the other for 20 hours over the weekend, an hour is a big deal. Make sure your IT department is on top of this and you should be fine. Just to make this whole thing a lot more fun, March 11 is also the day Convergence starts. It would be nice to hear something from Microsoft that GP doesn’t require anything beyond fixing Windows. --- # Weekly Dynamic: GP Knowledge Base Tips - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-gp-knowledge-base-tips/ - Date: 2007-01-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I’ve wrestled with the GP Knowledge base. I’ve complained. I’ve blogged my complaints but I don’t seem to get anywhere. For those of you frustrated with the GP Knowledge Base, here’s a few tips. **1) Don’t hit enter to search. Click the GO button with your mouse.** Yes it’s stupid, but hitting enter simply reloads the page. If you are doing multiple searches, your last search results will still show at the bottom of the page. If you click GO you get better results. Searching for ***Service Pack*** and hitting enter doesn’t bring up any results. Hitting go, brings up results. Amazingly the first GP service pack reference is result #10. The first 9 are for FRx, IM, Enterprise Reporting, etc. In the first 100 results, only the Spanish-Latin America SP for version 9.0 is referenced. So yes, search is still broken, but if you don’t hit GO, you don’t have a prayer. **2) There are too many choices in Select Module/Topic. If you can’t figure out which module or topic, there is an All Modules/Topics choice.** It’s no longer the default and it may be off the page at the top when you click the drop down box. If you’re stuck, try putting in your search topic and checking in all modules.  **3) If you are looking for service packs,  they have their own menu item on the left in CustomerSource.** This is the fastest and easiest way to find them but it has it’s own issues. --- # Convergence 2007 Scheduler is Up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-scheduler-is-up/ - Date: 2007-01-30 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The Convergence 2007 session scheduler is also up. You can browse the sessions without being registered but registration is required to use the session scheduler. This is really just a handy tool to help you deal with session overlap and figure out when you can squeeze in that nap. --- # Convergence 2007 CPE is Official - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-cpe-is-official/ - Date: 2007-01-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article My thanks to the MS folks who listened when I whined about Continuing Professional Education for Convergence. The Convergence website now has basic information confirming that CPE will be offered for Convergence 2007. The form and details should be available before Convergence starts. I tend to be either way over or way short on CPE so this is a big help. --- # Kimberly Tripp NOT at Convergence 2007 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/kimberly-tripp-not-at-convergence-2007/ - Date: 2007-01-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article **Update: Kimberly Tripp sent me an email. She has a conflict and WILL NOT be at Convergence 2007. Apparently there is a mixup on the Convergence schedule.** **Yes, I was disappointed too, but we’re trying to work out the schedule to do a podcast.** --- Last year I [blogged that I’d love to see Kim Tripp at Convergence](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search?q=tripp) talking SQL Server. Well, this year, she’s doing a Chalk & Talk at 1 pm on Tuesday, March 13th. I have yet to see a bad speaker in the SQL Server track at Convergence.  MS always seems to bring out their best, perhaps because they want to be able to deal with the hard questions the SQL people in the room tend to throw at them. BUT. [Kim Tripp is one of the best SQL Server speakers](https://www.google.com/search?q=Kimberly+tripp&rls=com.microsoft:en-us&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1&gws_rd=ssl) I’ve ever heard. She goes really, really fast so you’ll want the Conference DVD later to slow her down to a manageable level. I’m looking forward to seeing her in person. For those who don’t know, Kim is the one who was doing demos  during the SQL Server 2005 launch with a raid drive made out of USB keys. With this she could demonstrate SQL Server 2005 failover behavior with a very portable setup. The SQL sessions are always crammed so I’ll guess I’ll have to skip lunch to make sure I get into this one. Don’t say I didn’t warn you! Maybe I can get her to be a guest on the podcast! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Installing GP 9.0 on Vista - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-installing-gp-9-0-on-vista/ - Date: 2007-01-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article With the Vista consumer launch just days away, Microsoft has some tips on installing GP 9 on Vista. This is from [Knowledge Base article 929908](https://corp.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/ls/?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=urn%3ambs2.microsoft.com&wctx=rm%3d0%26id%3dpassive%26ru%3d%252fUserInfo%252fSelectProfile.aspx%253fReturnURL%253dhttps%25253a%25252f%25252fmbs2.microsoft.com%25252fKnowledgebase%25252fKBDisplay.aspx%25253fWTNTZSMNWUKNTMMYKORSXPPNNWUNVVRWQLSTUZZMNZTMKQYTVQMTUMRMTPLVRZMK&wct=2016-04-17T00%3a15%3a45Z). I haven’t played with GP on Vista so I can’t verify this. To run Microsoft Dynamics GP on a computer that is running Windows Vista, you have to: • Turn off User Account Control (UAC) in Windows Vista before you install Microsoft Dynamics GP. To turn off UAC, follow these steps: 1. Click **Start**, click **Settings**, and then click **Control Panel**. 2.Under **User Account and Family settings**, click **Add or Remove User Account**. 3.Click one of the user accounts that you want to change, and then click **Go to the main User Account page** under the user account. 4.Under **Make changes to your user account**, click **Change security settings**. 5.Under **Turn on User Account Control (UAC) to make your computer more secure**, clear the **Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer** option. 6.Click **OK**. 7.When you are prompted, restart the computer. **Note** If you do not want to turn off UAC, you can install Microsoft Dynamics GP into another folder that is not under the Program Files folder. For example, the default installation path of Microsoft Dynamics GP is as follows: C:Program FilesMicrosoft DynamicsGP Instead, install Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 in the following path: C:GP90 •Install Microsoft Dynamics GP by using a login that has a local administrator role on the computer. Some caveats: - FRx 6.7 requires SP 9.0 or better for Vista - Integration Manager won’t run on Vista yet - US Payroll Tax engine won’t run on Vista yet. You have to run it on a non-Vista machine - The SDK won’t run on Vista - SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 pre SP1 won’t run on Vista. But you’ve got those on a Win 2k3 computer anyway right? So it’s looks like Vista is going to be a little ways off for us GP folks. --- # Who Knew We Were So Cutting Edge? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/who-knew-we-were-so-cutting-edge/ - Date: 2007-01-23 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article On Richard Edelman’s Blog (Edelman is a big PR firm that handles things like the Vista launch, Brawny paper towels, etc.), he cites a dinner they held with customers, communications firms and media companies. One item that came out of the dinner is: *2) The new sweet spot for video content is a 3-4 minute segment, between long form (movie) and short form (30 second spot). This is the average length of segments on YouTube.* Huh, sounds a lot like our [Dynamic Sherpa videos.](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-new-feature-videos-developing-dynamics-gp/) And then there’s: *…have a presence on-line because you can build passion for brands and can build community which engenders brand loyalty.* hmm… that sounds a little like [DynamicAccounting.net](/) We’re going more for a community that improves usability, but he’s a marketer so we’ll forgive him if he thinks like one. The whole post is online at Edelman’s blog for all 3 of the accountants with a marketing bent. Update: Fixed a problem with the DynamicSherpa link (and domain name!) --- # GP Rocks Podcast. Show #1 is up! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-rocks-podcast-show-1-is-up/ - Date: 2007-01-22 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The first episode of the GP Rocks podcast is finally done and up. We’ve juggled the schedule due to some conflicts, so show #1 honors go to Bob McAdam. Bob is the IT Director for Trucks and Parts of Tampa. They sell, rent and refurbish trucks, mainly garbage trucks and own the Trucks.com domain. Bob and I spent some time talking about their GP experience, how important Wennsoft’s 3rd parties are for what they do and Mekorma’s MICR app gets a little love too. The [podcast page is here](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/). You can download the podcast directly from this link. I hope you like it. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Fix for Wrong UofM, Right Value - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-fix-for-wrong-uofm-right-value/ - Date: 2007-01-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article While cleaning out our year end inventory, we found an item with a wrong unit of measure, but a correct value. We didn’t have 3 million feet of bubble wrap on hand, but if we could have gotten that for $1,100 it would be a steal. So the value is right, the quantity is wrong and I’m staring at this trying to figure out how to adjust the quantity without affecting the GL (because $1,100 is the right value) and without screwing up anything else. Then it hit me, write the whole thing off. Bring the count and the GL value to 0 and then write the whole thing back on at the correct unit of measure and the same value. It worked perfectly. No SQL adjustments, no inventory transactions that didn’t post to the GL to explain to the auditors. Last cost is correct. FIFO layers are correct. This year end stuff turns my brain to mush, I’m going home! --- # Convergence 2007 CPE is Coming! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-cpe-is-coming/ - Date: 2007-01-18 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The GP folks have confirmed that they will be offering Continuing Professional Education Credits for Convergence. The info is supposed to be on the on the MS Convergence website in the next day or two. As soon as it’s up, I’ll post the link. The forms won’t be available until early March, right before Convergence 2007 but that’s a lot earlier than last year. If you’ve been on the fence about Convergence because of CPE, you can get off that fence now. Fence sitting is tough on the rear end. Also, the forums seem to be fixed now as well. --- # New Video: Intercompany Setup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-video-intercompany-setup/ - Date: 2007-01-15 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article The new [Dynamic Sherpa video](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-new-feature-videos-developing-dynamics-gp/) is out and in this episode, we take a look at setting up the Intercompany Module. Get the Intercompany Setup Video or take a look at the other [free videos available.](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-service-pack-2-new-feature-videos-developing-dynamics-gp/) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Your login has been removed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-your-login-has-been-removed/ - Date: 2007-01-09 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I got burned by this today so now it’s a Weekly Dynamic, that way you’ll know how to fix this. If you login to GP, pick the company and then you get an error message that says: *Your login has been removed from the user activity file and you cannot be in the accounting system* You’ve got a client update problem. This happens when you’ve setup a client update and then the update file has been removed or deleted from it’s location. I got burned when I disconnected our install drive that had SP1 and SP2 on it. So how do you fix this? You have three options. 1) If you can figure out what update is missing, you can put the file back where it was deleted from. 2) If you can login from any workstation, go to Tools->Setup->System->Client Updates and remove or relocate the missing update. 3) If you can’t login in at all, you can use SQL Query Analyzer or SQL Server Management Studio to remove the updates from the syUpdate table in the Dynamics Database. I think I understand why this happens. All machines need to have the same updates and the update check happens before the login is complete and user interface is presented. So if system thinks the update is there and required but the file isn’t present, you get an error. But at a minimum, the error should be clearer. Realistically, there should be a check first to see if the update is installed on the client. If it is, don’t worry if the file is there or not. But hey, we know this is the 1.0 version of client update. That’s why they make versions. Special thanks to the [Dynamics GP Newsgroup](http://community.dynamics.com/f) for having solved most of this for me. I just had to find the right table. --- # 4 Days Left for Early Convergence Registration - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/4-days-left-for-early-convergence-registration/ - Date: 2007-01-05 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For those of you who just popped your head up from year end work to look around, early registration for Convergence ends on January 10, 2007 and you can save $300 over the max reg price if you register before then. If you register between Jan 10 and Feb 9 you can still save a $100. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Register early and you can afford to buy me a drink at Convergence! --- # Weekly Dynamic: PDF Output - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-pdf-output/ - Date: 2007-01-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article When you print to the screen, Dynamics GP gives you the option of outputting the file to PDF. But there are some issues with this. First, you have to have Adobe Acrobat (not just the reader) installed on each machine where you want to print to PDF. This is a pricey requirement. Secondly, you have to have the right version of Acrobat. When Adobe releases a new version it typically breaks the GP functionality. To make things worse, Adobe tends to be bad about announcing when a new version will be released, not mention that GP and Adobe releases rarely coincide. If you don’t have the right version of Acrobat installed, your PDF option is there, but grayed out, teasing you with the functionality. I wish GP would add an internal PDF printer like, I can’t believe I’m saying this, the latest version of Quickbooks. Until that happens though, you have some options. Your best option is to get one of the free or inexpensive PDF printers available on the web. Apps like [CutePDF](http://www.cutepdf.com/) or [PDF Factory](http://fineprint.com/) come in free and pay flavors, depending on the options you need, with the pay versions costing between $40 and $50 per license, much less than Acrobat. On top of that, these little apps tend to be faster and more stable than the Adobe offering, meaning less support. You will still have that little gray out Send to PDF link though. All of these apps work through a printer driver so they look just like another printer to the system. Until GP adds its own native PDF print driver, these apps are your best bet. **Update (2/5/07) :** I missed the fact that MS included BCL’s easyPDF on the FRx install CD. It’s listed in the prerequisites section of the CD. easyPDF functions the same way that CutePDF or PDF Factory work, you still don’t get “Send To” functionality from the print preview screen in Dynamics GP but at least you don’t have to go looking for an app. (Thanks to Richard Whaley of [Accolade Publications](http://www.accoladepublications.com/) for pointing that out on the [GP Newsgroup](http://community.dynamics.com/gp/f/32) .) --- # WOW It’s Official Vista and Office 1/29/07 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/wow-its-official-vista-and-office-12907/ - Date: 2007-01-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Wow starts now! At least that’s what Microsoft says. The consumer release of Vista and Office is January 29, 2007 in New York. Let’s hope that the issues that some GP users are seeing with Vista are worked out by then. --- # My New Years Wish for GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-new-years-wish-for-gp/ - Date: 2007-01-02 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I have some New Year’s wishes for the GP team. Just some things I’d love to see improved in the new year. The best part is that none of them involve an end user software upgrade! **1) Fix the KnowledgeBase search on CustomerSource** – Don’t make excuses. Don’t tell us how to search better, just fix it. Kidnap someone from the Windows Live Search team and put them to work. Buy a Google search appliance and freak out Balmer so he’ll put resources on it. I don’t care, just fix it. **2) Get more resources out from behind CustomerSource** – I know you want to show the value of the support plans and walling off data behind CustomerSource is part of that. But too much general information that a user might need to make a purchasing decision is hiding behind the CustomerSource login. Free some info. **3) Improve the Community** – The [Newsgroup](http://community.dynamics.com/f) is great but newsgroups have their limitations. There’s no subcategories, threads can be hard to follow, there’s no RSS, etc. I have to use Google to build an RSS feed for the Dynamics GP group. Something is wrong there. How about some modern forums breaking out development, the core and third party software? How about RSS to follow threads with? **4) Turn Loose Some GP Bloggers** – Look at what blogging has done for Office and for Vista. [Satya Nadella](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1460848544&rver=6.0.5286.0&wp=MBI&wreply=http:%2F%2Fblogs.msdn.com%2Fb%2Fsatyanadella%2F&lc=1033&id=271611) has a blog but he only seems to blog around events like Convergence. I know you’re busy Satya but so is Richard Edelman and [Marc Cuban](http://blogmaverick.com/), yet they manage to blog more than once a month. Turn loose Char Gust or Matt Gustaphson. Give us some mid level people, let us into your head so we can be out in front of things as customers. This item was on last year’s wish list. Hopefully we’ll see it in 2007. --- # Year End Dynamics GP Video Cleanup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end-dynamics-gp-video-cleanup/ - Date: 2006-12-27 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The Dynamic Sherpa 5 minute videos for Dynamics GP have been slowly migrating to their new homes on Blip.TV and [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Dynamic+Sherpa) for the past 2 months. Traffic to the old Podomatic location has slowed to a trickle and the lack of per video stats from Podomatic is causing me frustration when reviewing the downloads. So, as part of my year end clean up I’ve pulled the videos from Podomatic to cleanup my stats. All the older videos are still available on YouTube with links on the video page. I can add them to Blip.TV if there is a demand for other formats. Don’t forget that once the pie, egg nog and bubbly wear off, it’s year end and someone will expect you to do some work. When that happens we’ve got a Year End Overview video and [2 1099 videos](https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=DynamicSherpa+1099%27s&search=Search) to make it look like you were working over the holidays. Also there’s our Excel Based Budgeting video for those of you late to the budget party and our [Correcting Journal Entry videos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aBVJbUbpds) for those late night screwed up JE’s sure to come in early January. We’re here to try make it not just a Happy New Year, but a Happy Year End. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Check Account Posting Types at Year End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-check-account-posting-types-at-year-end/ - Date: 2006-12-27 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article One thing that will screw up your year end close is to have accounts with the wrong posting type. The Posting Type is set in Cards->Financial->Account. The options are Balance Sheet or Profit and Loss and this field determines whether or not an account gets closed to Retained Earnings when the year end close is run. If everything is not right, you get balance sheet accounts closed to RE or income statement accounts still open at year end. It’s not fun. An easy way to check this is with the Accounts smartlist. If you’re like us and you use a range (1000-3999 for BS for example) to separate Balance Sheet from P&L accounts, you can set a search criteria to look for anything in the range that is wrong. For example I have a criteria of Account Number Less Than 4000-00-000000 (our first Revenue Account) and Posting Type = Profit and Loss. This will tell me any mis-classified BS accounts. I switch the less than to greater than and P&L to Balance Sheet and I can check the Income Statement accounts. When you find mis-classified accounts, you can drill back and fix them with the link in the corner of the smartlist. Keep in mind that Unit Accounts are always treated as Balance Sheet accounts but they don’t affect the P&L. Also Allocation (Fixed or Variable) and non-financial accounts may be listed as Balance Sheet accounts. Non-Financial accounts don’t affect the Financial Statements and Allocation accounts never carry a balance themselves so they can be left alone. --- # An Open Letter To The Microsoft Convergence Team: Show Us Some CPE Love! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/an-open-letter-to-the-microsoft-convergence-team-show-us-some-cpe-love/ - Date: 2006-12-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Last year at Convergence I (along with a number of others) made a stink about Continuing Professional Education. Those of us who need CPE to maintain our certifications are sensitive about which conferences we attend. It’s just easier to justify conferences that offer CPE from a cost and time perspective. The MS folks seemed lost last year when asked about CPE. Everybody sent  me to someone else and no one had an answer. I finally gave up and [started blogging](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/03/my-one-post-convergence-gripe-no-cpe.html) about it. After the conference, the Convergence folks stepped up to the plate and provided a mechanism to [report CPE](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/04/convergence-2006-cpe-is-here.html). Thanks again for that. **This year, can we avoid the drama and get the CPE stuff out up front?** There’s nothing on the Convergence website about it. I’m registered for Convergence but I’m unable to login to the forums and ask the question there. So I’ll blog about it again and send an email. How about it MS? It’s a little over 2 months to Convergence, what can we expect from a CPE standpoint? Will we get some CPE love early this year? --- # Weekly Dynamic: How To Turn OFF the GP Home Page - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-how-to-turn-off-the-gp-home-page/ - Date: 2006-12-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Depending on your usage scenario, the GP Home Page can be the greatest thing since sliced bread or a bit of a resource hog. If you don’t use Outlook or don’t have Outlook open, it can be really slow. So what do you do if you don’t want the home page to show every time you load GP? Easy: 1) click customize this page 2) Uncheck Display home page when Microsoft Dynamics GP Starts That’s it! --- # DynamicAccounting.net – A Dynamic 2006 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-a-dynamic-2006/ - Date: 2006-12-19 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article It’s been a good year for DynamicAccounting.net. - We’ve more than doubled our registered users in the last 4 months of the year. We now have members in 29 countries, with about a third of our members from outside the U.S. - By year end, users will have downloaded more than 2,000 of our Dynamic Sherpa videos. It’s not [Napoleon Dynamite Dance Scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixsZy2425eY) numbers, but this is accounting software, so I’m thrilled with 2,000 downloads in about 5 months. Who knew a video on ODBC connections for GP would be the most popular! - We’ve had visitors from more than 80 countries with Pakistan coming in second behind the U.S. for the most number of hits. Yep, Pakistan whipped the Canadians, Kuwaitis and Indians when it came to hits. So what’s up for next year? - Podcasts – We’ll finally get the podcast off the ground in early 2007 and should be podcasting from Convergence in March. The final branding is going to be GPRocks, with a direct link at GPRocks.net. - Module Reviews – We’ll be adding module reviews. We’ll provide our perspective and you’ll have a chance to add your own comments and ratings to various GP modules and 3rd party software. We’re hoping to formalize some of the “have you ever used…” requests that float around by phone, email and the newsgroup. So this will be your chance to put your opinion out there for other users. - Videos – The videos will continue but at a little slower pace. The weekly schedule we’ve been on will be tough to keep while adding the podcasts and review. Oh yeah and holding down a job! - We’ll continue to be All Dynamics GP, All The Time with live coverage of Convergence and coverage of GP 10, whenever it comes out. We’re looking forward to a great year with you. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Replicating the ODBC Connection - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicreplicating-the-odbc-connection/ - Date: 2006-12-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Lyle U from the Microsoft Dynamics GP Newsgroup had such a great tip last week that I have to include it as this week’s Weekly Dynamic. He describes how to create two .reg files that you can then put on a shared drive or send to users to allow them to create their GP ODBC connection just by running the files. With this and Client Update, it’s becoming MUCH easier to manage your Dynamics GP installs and updates. This is why you need visit the [Newsgroup!](http://community.dynamics.com/f) Here’s how: *Rather than actually creating a DSN on every workstation. you can easily create the DSN by importing registry entries. This method is much quicker, and ensures the DSN is identical on all workstations.* *1. Create the first DSN normally.* ([Video)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_1cIfMxYBc) *2. Go to Run and run “regedit” to open the registry editor. 3. Go to HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINESOFTWAREODBCodbc.ini and locate the DSN you created. Click on the DSN name to highlight it.**4. On the Registry Editor menu, click Registry > Export. Path the file to a shared folder on the server (I usually create a folder under the Install Template called “ODBC”), and name the file a name you will recognize. Be sure to leave the extension as “reg.”* **(ODBC1.REG)** *5. Still at HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINESOFTWAREODBCodbc.ini and click on ODBC Data Sources. 6. On the Registry Editor menu, click Registry > Export. Path the file to the same shared folder on the server used in step 4, and name the file a name you will recognize. (I usually call it “ODBC.reg.”) Be sure to leave the extension as “reg.”* **(ODBC2.REG)** *7. On each subsequent workstation install, simply double click each of the .REG files, and answer Yes to allow it to write to the registry.* --- # Convergence 2007 Registration is OPEN! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2007-registration-is-open/ - Date: 2006-12-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Get your tickets to sunny San Diego, California. Convergence is Microsoft’s customer event for it’s Dynamics group. Registration is now open for the event being held March 11-13th. Here’s the Convergence Website. I’m planning on being there so you can say hi to the Sherpa. --- # Corporate Renaissance Group is Having a Sale - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/corporate-renaissance-group-is-having-a-sale/ - Date: 2006-12-06 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Corporate Renaissance Group, the makers of Changer, ReFormatter, Reverser and a number of other GP solutions is giving a 25% discount for purchases made by 12/21/06. So if you want the discount, buy in the next couple of weeks and tell your partner to use promotion code HOHOHO. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Multiple Install Instances - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-multiple-install-instances/ - Date: 2006-12-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article SQL 2000 introduced multiple instances of the database. GP 9.0 has now introduced multiple instances of the program. After you’ve installed GP 9, you can actually do a second install that will be placed in a separate instance. This works well for testing since you install a complete test environment, DB and GP, on a machine that is already running Dynamics GP, without affecting the existing install. Right now for example, I have one environment with SP1 and one without. Both running on the same machine and pointed to different DB’s. Simply reinsert the Dynamics GP CD and click Install Microsoft Dynamics GP. In the course of the install, you will get  a chance to name the instance. Pick a name and the whole install will be built around that name. --- # Reminder: GP 7.5 Support Ends 1/9/2007 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/reminder-gp-7-5-support-ends-192007/ - Date: 2006-12-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m just making sure you’re paying attention. Support for version 7.5 ends January 9, 2007. This is most critical if you’re on GP payroll since this means that you won’t get a year end payroll update. Both 8.0 and 9.0 have some great enhancements so in case you’ve missed all the warnings MS has sent, here’s one more. --- # Oracle has more flaws than SQL Server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/oracle-has-more-flaws-than-sql-server/ - Date: 2006-11-28 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I have no idea if this study has any value, but if Slashdot is praising a Microsoft product it must be true! True or not, it’s still fun to quote. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account Description Quirk - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-account-description-quirk/ - Date: 2006-11-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In version 9.0, Dynamics GP added the ability to auto populate the account description based on the account segments. When you enter a segment it can’t find, GP asks if you want to create that segment. If you click yes, you go to segment creation. If you click no, you get to add the description manually. There is also a box marked, Do Not Display This Message Again. If you check this box there’s not an easy way to get it back if you change your mind. The change is made for the logged in user for all companies that user has access to. The solution is a SQL Script. Execute this script in query analyzer for each company that a user has access to. Substitute the appropriate user id for myUserID. delete from SY01401 where USERID = ‘myUserID’ and coDefaultType = 13 This will bring back the box and put you back in charge of account descriptions. --- # GP Hotfix Hell - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-hotfix-hell/ - Date: 2006-11-27 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article GP has a new hotfix for v. 9.0 that was released on 11/17/06. I’m building a new install for testing and I found this after I had added Service Pack 1. Well, guess what, SP1 is **INCLUDED** in this hotfix, meaning you get to install it again. SP 1 was not a trivial install. It takes a while. I don’t understand why the hotfix includes SP1. GP’s definition of a hot fix is: “Hotfixes release once a month and include only a few fixes for a limited number of modules.” Including all of SP1 doesn’t seem to fit that definition, especially since we’re due for SP2 based on GP’s 6 month release target. They would have been better to require SP1 for installation of the hotfix if there are critical decencies. The new hotfix is here and requires CutomerSource access. --- # GP 9.0 Keyboard Shortcuts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-9-0-keyboard-shortcuts/ - Date: 2006-11-25 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article MS has a new article on Customersource with keyboard shortcuts for Dynamics GP 9.0 here. --- # October Knowledge Base Articles - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/october-knowledge-base-articles/ - Date: 2006-11-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article The October KB articles are out and there seems to be a lot of Project Accounting items for GP 9. You can check it out here with CustomerSource access. --- # Free Training and Lots of It! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/free-training-and-lots-of-it/ - Date: 2006-11-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article Microsoft announced yesterday that if you are on a current enhancement or support plan, you now get free access to eLearning. This includes downloadable training manuals, interactive courses and learning plans. This used to cost $299, now it’s included with your enhancement or support plan. If you’re not on an enhancement or support plan, you can still try it for free between now and December 31, 2006. The info is here. You will need the promo code even if you are on a plan. If you have an enhancement or support plan, the expiration date will be your plan’s expiration dates, not 12/31/06. Of course, if you’re not on a plan and can’t access CustomerSource, how can you read the article? That makes no sense if you want to sell more enhancement plans! Here’s the instructions: **To access E-Learning at no charge between 20 November 2006 and 31 December 2006 follow these easy steps:** Visit http://dynamics.microsoftelearning.com/eLearning/enterCode.aspx. 1. When prompted enter one of the following access codes. Note: The access cods are case sensitive. **Customer access code: 7815-Promo1c-9897** 2. Accept the Terms of Use. 3. Create a user account. You will be required to log in with a Microsoft Passport account.  If you do not have one, you will be prompted to set one up. 4. Complete the user information. 5. You now have access to all E-Learning for Microsoft Dynamics for a limited time! You will only need to redeem the access code once. On subsequent visits between 20 November 2006 and 31 December 2006, go to: http://dynamics.microsoftelearning.com, click on the Microsoft E-Learning Sign In page and log in with your Microsoft Passport account. Don’t confuse eLearning with Dynamic Sherpa videos, you’ll want both. I guarantee you’ll learn more in a 5 minute Dynamic Sherpa video than in the first 5 minutes of an eLearning one, so get out there and learn something, anything! --- # As Year End Approaches, Don’t Miss These Videos - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/as-year-end-approaches-dont-miss-these-videos/ - Date: 2006-11-20 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article The Dynamic Sherpa videos are smokin! If you haven’t been paying attention, the [last 3 videos](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) have been about, preparing for 1099’s, running 1099’s and Excel based budgeting, all important topics as year end approached. These videos are only 5 minutes long so you’ll still have plenty of time for that holiday party! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Help-About - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-help-about/ - Date: 2006-11-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data - Type: original article Don’t ignore Help-About Microsoft Dynamics GP when you start working in GP. This is more than just the version number. Included in About are all major version numbers (GP, Dexterity, Smartlists, SQL, etc). You can check these against the version data on the DynamicAccounting.net homepage to make sure you’re up to date. Also included is the database size for company you’re logged in to. This can be very important if your SQL server or backup device is short on space. This is actually harder to find than you think in SQL. The Options button shows all the products and modules you’re registered for. This is very helpful when you can’t remember if you bought that module and just aren’t using it of if you put off the purchase until the next budget cycle. If you bought it, it has a checkbox next to the item. --- # Microsoft Medium Sized Business Site - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-medium-sized-business-site/ - Date: 2006-11-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Microsoft has a site dedicated to medium sized businesses but I can’t figure out what they’re trying to do with it. It’s hard to join. You have to submit a support request! huh? It may be all marketing fluff but if you’re marketing, don’t you WANT people to be able to easily join? While poking around through the site I see that the Dynamics branding is inconsistent too. Dynamics GP, Dynamics SL then Microsoft Navision and Microsoft Axapta. Did somebody not get the memo or is there a rebranding going on here? --- # Weekly Dynamic: 1099’s - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-1099s/ - Date: 2006-11-14 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article It will soon be 1099 time! This is a brief 1099 overview. I’ve also got 2 [Dynamic Sherpa videos](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) on preparing for and running 1099’s. For our international folks who don’t have to deal with 1099’s like we do here in the US, this is your chance to take a deep breath, stretch and have a cup of coffee. You have my permission. For the rest of us, the first step is to make sure your vendors have the correct 1099 amounts. Smartlists are very helpful for this. If vendors need correction you can fix their 1099 amounts in Cards-Purchasing-Summary, Period (NOT YEAR). You can fix individual periods or just adjust the final period. When you are ready to run your 1099’s here a couple of caveats: 1) You can’t have more than one box filled in per 1099. So if someone has rent and misc employment, they get 2 1099’s and if they only have one vendor record, you’ll have to fix the amount, print a 1099 then change the amount and print again. 2) Interest and Dividends are separate 1099’s 3) Remember that 1099’s are calendar year and based on payments, not expenses or invoices. 4) GP doesn’t print a 1096 transmittal form. Why not? It’s just one of the mysteries of life. You run 1099’s from Tools-Routines-Purchasing-Print 1099’s Most of the info is pretty straightforward, Company Name, Address, Tax ID and Year. 1099 Type should also be easy. Next pick the Form type. If you use laser printed forms, the type should be singe sheet. After that, pick the vendors to print the forms for. We use class id to segregate our vendors and make it easy to pick the different types. We have a 1099MISC class, a 1099RENT class, etc. At the bottom you can set GP to print an alignment form for testing, set the printing order (I like Vendor Name) and pick the box that going to get filled in (Rent, Non-employee comp, etc.).  Finally, enter the minimum required amount to generate a 1099. I believe this is still $600 in the US for non-employee compensation but some companies send 1099’s for any amount and I believe some types of transactions don’t have a minimum limit (Real Estate?). When done, click print. My 1099 forms come with each copy separate so I can run a set for each copy and then have someone put them together for mailing. Finally, make sure you check CustomerSource for last minute updates prior to printing. The IRS occasionally makes last minute changes to the forms. Also, don’t forget that you can use ReportWriter to make adjustments if the text doesn’t quite line up in the blocks. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Unit Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicunit-accounts/ - Date: 2006-11-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article We’ve looked at Fixed and Variable Allocation accounts and now it’s time for Unit Accounts. Strictly speaking, Unit Accounts are not financial accounts. They hold non-financial data that is still important to the company. Typically this would be items like headcount, square footage, etc. They can be entered and reported on and they can be used with allocation accounts to split entries based on the units. Setting up unit accounts is easy. Cards->Financial->Unit Account gets you in. From there you enter an account number, description, and number of decimal points. You also select which series to apply them too. Pick all series unless you have a really good reason not to. Leaving out a series will come back to bite you unless you’re very consistent because these account will be missing from the lookups in the series you didn’t include. Keep in mind that you can also budget against unit accounts. Transactionally, a unit account functions like an asset account. Debits increase, credits decrease and it doesn’t clear at year end. If you want to reset a unit account at year end you’ll need to do a clearing entry. Unit account transactions in the GL are one-sided entries. Because they’re not financial accounts, they don’t have to balance. Yes this freaks some people out the first time they see a unit transactions. The “Unit” is a measure or fraction of 1. Whatever you designate it to be (1 sq ft, 1 individual, 1000 ads). It may be helpful to include a unit of measure description in the account name if it’s not obvious. Unit accounts are pretty straightforward but powerful. Because they are accounts, FRx can see them and can use them. We use this to report headcount by department on our internal financials. Happy Headcounting! --- # The Sherpa is Back! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-sherpa-is-back/ - Date: 2006-11-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article We’re back with another DynamicSherpa video. This one is 5 minutes on preparing for 1099’s at year end. There’s been a delay in getting this one released. I wrestled with software and server issues, you name a technology and it broke trying to put this one together. Then, while working through that, I found a problem with my videocast host. I don’t have nearly enough bandwidth to host these on my server so I started using Podomatic when the DynamicSherpa videos started. Suddenly, I’m seeing videos that are not mine in the DynamicSherpa feed. Something got crossed at Podomatic and I was getting all these non-GP videos coming through RSS. Well, I’ve fixed that by moving to Blip.tv to host the videos. I was going to have a storage problem at Podomatic by year end anyway and I’m pretty happy with the Blip.TV folks. The videos will continue to get added to [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Dynamics+GP) and I’ll add the YouTube links to the [permanent Sherpa page](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) soon. So now we’ll have the videos available in Windows Media, QuickTime (iTunes/iPod) and Flash (YouTube), a little something for everyone. Don’t overlook the usefulness of these videos. If a party at your house runs too long, just start up something like the **“How Do I Cut a Check On The Fly Without Using AP?”** and watch your peace and quiet return. I’m trying to make room in my schedule for the podcasts so I’m looking at Weekly Dynamics, Bi-Weekly Videos and Monthly Podcasts. That should be enough to keep me out of trouble! **Update:** If you are using the RSS feed for Dynamic Sherpa videos, the correct feed is . This feed will always work even if I mess with the plumbing underneath. If you are using any other feed, please change to one above. --- # Sage to Stop Offering Single Accounting Packages - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sage-to-stop-offering-single-accounting-packages/ - Date: 2006-11-08 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Let’s face facts. As Craig Bruya mentioned when I talked with him, the big Dynamics competitor is not SAP, not Oracle and not Intuit, it’s Sage. He indicated that Microsoft was impressed with their business strategy and strong cash flow but felt that ultimately, it was a poor long term strategy. Apparently now, Sage agrees. In my mind, Sage is where good products went to die a long slow lingering death. Sage’s strategy was to buy products, make enhancements, but not dramatic improvements and live off the past lives of these products. They own everything from Peachtree to MAS500. By my count, I get 13 accounting systems, a host of related items (Timesheets, HRMS, Verticals, Fixed Assets) and 3 CRM products. But you can’t start with Peachtree and work your way to MAS500. Every major step up in a company’s growth required a company to reimplement with a new system. If I have to reimplement, I’m going to look at competitors. There’s no lock in and no leveraging existing knowledge. With MS now you can start with Office Accounting, upgrade to GP standard and then GP pro while leveraging the same data underpinnings (SQL Server), with a short learning curve and with relatively (as compared to a full implementation) painless upgrades. Sage is now changing their strategy to try to offer a beginning to end product line. I think this is a good thing because it will allow for better apples to apples comparison for customers and it may push MS really match or outdo Sage feature for feature. All of that is good for us customers. --- # Convergence 2006 EMEA Thoughts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2006-emea-thoughts/ - Date: 2006-11-06 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Convergence 2006 EMEA is going on now in Munich. I expect a lot more NAV and AX news, since both of these products have a stronger European presence, than GP. Mary Jo Foley is covering the Dynamics space as usual. She’s one of the few journalists who really spends some time in the Dynamics space. Mary Jo has a piece on the new Dynamics (not so live) services where she discusses new hosted options for the Dynamics products. *The new option “will enable Microsoft customers to subscribe to a partner-hosted version of Microsoft Dynamics enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions on a monthly basis, helping reduce deployment time for businesses that need a new solution immediately,” according to Microsoft’s press release.* Also Satya Nadella, the new Dynamics Head Honcho, has some [blog entries](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1460852163&rver=6.0.5286.0&wp=MBI&wreply=http:%2F%2Fblogs.msdn.com%2Fb%2Fsatyanadella%2Farchive%2F2006%2F11%2F06%2Fmicrosoft-dynamics-in-the-live-era.aspx&lc=1033&id=271611) around EMEA. Most of this stuff is just on the fringes of GP, much like the celebrated snap-ins from earlier this year. Ten months later there is yet to be a GP, SL or NAV snap in, though there are a some for AX and CRM. No, I’m not in Munich. I’m still in sunny Florida but with an expected crowd of 2,500 for the first Convergence in Europe, that size bodes well for the continuation of Convergence EMEA. Finally, when I looked at some of the promotional materials, I noticed that Dynamics SL is conspicuously absent. No love for the Solomon folks? Not enough presence in Europe? What up with that? --- # Weekly Dynamic: 1099 Fixes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-1099-fixes/ - Date: 2006-10-31 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article It’s that time of year, did you setup all your 1099 vendors properly throughout the year? Did you get W-9’s from everyone to ensure that you have the correct tax id number? You didn’t? Well this proves that you’re normal and you’re not a superhero from outer space, sorry. But you still have to do your 1099’s. The biggest issue is fixing vendors that weren’t setup as 1099 vendors. You can use smart lists or other reporting options to get the amounts paid to these vendors, once you have identified them. In Dynamics GP, you change 1099 totals in Cards-Vendor-Summary-Period (NOT the Yearly button).  Once in the Vendor Credit Summary window, you can adjust a particular period to correct the vendor’s 1099 amount. Those who work for bosses with a touch of OCD may have to update the correct period for each payment. But then, you folks are most likely to have this right in the first place. For everyone else, you can use period 12 to make your 1099 adjustment. Simply change the 1099 Amount line to properly adjust the 1099 amount. Keep in mind that this may not be the total. A vendor may have started as a 1099 vendor and then flag was turned off mid year. It’s possible that all of a vendor’s payments should not be on the 1099. In addition I have 2 videocast on 1099’s ready to go. Technical difficulties have prevented their release but they should be out soon. --- # Prizes Missing From the Vista Box - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/prizes-missing-from-the-vista-box/ - Date: 2006-10-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Windows Vista is not Cracker Jack, that’s for sure. There’s gonna be some prizes missing from the box when Vista ships. Via Mary Jo Foley, some of  the items that will not work with Vista’s initial release include: SQL Server 2005, SP1 (and 2000 and 97) MSDE Visual Studio 2005, SP1 SQL Server and to increasing extent, Visual Studio, are important to GP users. I’m sure you’re all running GP on Windows 2003 server or at least Windows 2000 server (if you run NT, please don’t tell. I don’t want to know!) so you’ll wait until the server release of Vista to upgrade anyway. But what about testing? Lots of people test GP on Windows XP. Are we all stuck? Well, to get SQL Server 2005 running on Vista you’ll need Service Pack 2. Oh yeah, it’s not out yet. It’s not officially in Alpha or Beta yet. The first preview is due “soon”. --- # Pre Christmas Clearance Sale - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/pre-christmas-clearance-sale/ - Date: 2006-10-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I just got an email with some of the current discounts for Dynamics GP. I don’t have expiration info but here they are: - Buy 5 users get the 6th free - Buy 3 users get the 4th free - Audit Trails and Electronic Signatures – 20% off - Buy Analytical Accounting, Field Level Security, Account Level   Security, and Microsoft Forecaster for $5,000 - Buy 2 GP Business Intelligence modules and get a third free Just a reminder, support for v. 7.5 ends on 1/9/07. Asking for an upgrade for Christmas is a little late. --- # We’re Back - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/were-back/ - Date: 2006-10-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In classic, “hit it with a hammer ’til it’s fixed” fashion, I simply went out and bought a new router last night. That seems to have fixed the issue. Yes, I may be able to do hard reset on the old router but time was of the essence and I didn’t want to fiddle around until it was too late to buy a new router. So we’re backup. Thanks for your patience! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Integration Manager Resources - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-integration-manager-resources/ - Date: 2006-10-26 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article If you’ve used Integration Manager, you know that it’s really cool, in a flaky hippie kind of way. When it works it’s fantastic, when it doesn’t, it’s usually for an odd reason. IM flakiness often keeps people from using it’s full potential. Despite its quirks, it really can be a great app. It’s one of the more complete import tools I’ve seen. But to really get the most out of IM, you need some tools. You need to do a little research. I hope to spend more time covering IM, but I will have to be in a different forum. This one is too short. As for resources, start  with the IM user guide. Its really very good at covering the basics and includes info about running integrations from the command line and scheduling integrations. Other folks have used the AutoDim utility which should be available from MS to schedule macros. Ask your VAR or check with Microsoft. When you need to get a little create with VBScript, use the VBScript library provided with IM. This is a set of prebuilt scripts, you just have insert your information. The script library is installed in your IM directory by default. Mine is at C:Program FilesMicrosoft DynamicsIntegration ManagerScript Libraryimscriptlibrary.exe. IM scripts are really useful for auto numbering, marking records as imported in a source database, all kinds of things. Finally, my 2 favorite books are O’reilly’s [VBScript in a Nutshell](http://www.amazon.com/VBScript-Nutshell-2nd-Paul-Lomax/dp/0596004885/sr=8-7/qid=1160493411?ie=UTF8&s=books) and  [VBScript Pocket Reference.](http://www.amazon.com/VBScript-Pocket-Reference-Matt-Childs/dp/0596001266/sr=8-11/qid=1160493683?ie=UTF8&s=books) When you want to get really creative with VBScript, this is the way to go. --- # CFO Roundtable was Cool - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/cfo-roundtable-was-cool/ - Date: 2006-10-26 - Topics: Accounting & Career, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article If you ever get a chance to go to a Microsoft CFO Roundtable event — GO!. Yesterday’s event was with Craig Bruya, Microsoft Business Solutions’ CFO. It was 5 of us and Craig for 2 and 1/2 hours. He had a presentation prepared but we had lots of time to ask questions around MS, Dynamics, product direction, etc. It was pretty cool and it was certainly NOT was I was expecting. I was expecting something much bigger, instead, I got the hardest thing to get at MS — access. Don’t pass one of these up if you get a chance. I didn’t mention that I would blog the meeting so I won’t talk about specifics. There was nothing proprietary but it was interesting to hear answers from someone high up in the MBS hierarchy, off the cuff, no script. It was also fun to hear some stories from someone who has both been yelled at by Balmer and yelled back. Ha!Ha! Thanks to Angie at epartners Tampa for the invite. --- # Things are Really Broken - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/things-are-really-broken/ - Date: 2006-10-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The website is painfully broken at the moment and I don’t have a time frame for it’s recovery. Essentially, it appears that port 80 has quit passing through the router for no good reason. But I don’t know and can’t find a good reason why. It may be several days before things are fixed since I can only work on it at night. --- # I’m Experiencing Technical Difficulties - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-experiencing-technical-difficulties/ - Date: 2006-10-23 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Something funny is going on with the website. I can ping it successfully, I can reach it via VNC, and the web pages render fine on the server. The router settings look fine, nothing has changed, BUT, the site’s not accessible from the outside. The only other link is the cable modem and I can’t reset it remotely so I may be down until tonight. --- # Craig Bruya in the House - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/craig-bruya-in-the-house/ - Date: 2006-10-23 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article Well, not exactly, but tomorrow I’m off to a Microsoft CFO Executive Roundtable with Craig Bruya, the CFO of Microsoft Business Solutions, or is that Dynamics? The promo material says Business Solutions so who knows. There’s no weblink I can find and my invite came through my partner so I can’t point you to anything. Craig’s got a long history in other parts of MS. He retired in 2001 and came back in 2004 as the CFO of MBS. It should be fun. This was a last minute thing, but if anyone has an intelligent question they would like asked, I’m willing to ask it on your behalf. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Account Alias - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-account-alias/ - Date: 2006-10-17 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article No not Jennifer Garner these are account aliases. Account aliases are shortcuts to account numbers. They’ve been around forever but they seem to be rarely used. It may be that accountants just get in the habit of memorizing a select group of account and looking up everything else. I confess, I fall into that group, but I think with a little discipline, I could learn to like account aliases. Account aliases are set when you create an account and they’re optional. (Cards-Financial-Account). For example, if I want a shortcut to my bank operating account, I could call it “ops”. So next time, I do an entry, rather than entering in a long account number like 1015-CA-LAXBAL, I simply hit the arrow (->) next to the account lookup and in the alias box I type: **ops** . When you tab off, the box closes an the account is placed in the form. There is also a keyboard shortcut, Ctrl-Q so you don’t have to pickup the mouse. The CTRL-Q shortcut only works in transactions windows not inquiry windows. Go figure.  If you have really long account numbers I can see this as a time saver. You could quit remembering accounts and simply remember your shortcuts. Aliases are system wide and you’ll find them just about everywhere. My difficulty with using aliases is that everything in our organization is very departmentalized so I’d need the alias to be meaningful for both the account and the department. That makes them longer and harder to remember. --- # Microsoft is Loving Road Shows - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-is-loving-road-shows/ - Date: 2006-10-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As the Dynamics GP and SL Road Shows finish up in October, Microsoft has a new People-Ready business road show coming to 24 scheduled cities from October through March. This road show covers the whole Dynamics line (GP, AX, SL, NAV, CRM) in breakout sessions and includes a look at Vista and Office 2007. (It says an early look but the March cities won’t be early we hope!) This is another one of those “you need to register and get a ticket with a barcode to get in” type of events. Presumably they’ll feed you as well but the site doesn’t say that. The target is business decision makers so presumably it’ll be a pretty sales heavy presentation. But hey, MS probably owes you a breakfast and lunch anyway don’t they? You can get more information and signup here. --- # I’m Missing the Roadshow - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-missing-the-roadshow/ - Date: 2006-10-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I really wanted to make the Dynamics Roadshow in Tampa today but I had a work issue come up yesterday that is keeping me in the office. So, no liveblogging from the roadshow. Bummer. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Access SQL Reporting Services from GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-access-sql-reporting-services-from-gp/ - Date: 2006-10-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article No, I can’t show you how to use SQL Reporting Services (SRS) in a short blog posting. I can however show you how to access your SRS setup from Dynamics GP. Pick Tools-Setup-SQL Reporting Services. You’ll need the System Password if one has been set. There are two simple URL entries here. - Enter the Report Manager URL, this is where you edit and manage SRS reports. - Enter the Report Server URL, this is where you access and run reports from. This setting allows SRS reports to be accessed from the Report List window. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Variable Allocation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-variable-allocation/ - Date: 2006-10-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article We’ve looked at Fixed Allocation accounts but now we’re getting jiggy with Variable Allocations. Variable Allocations split amounts based on some system variable like number of employees, balance in posting account, etc. You set up Variable Allocations in Cards-Financial-Variable Allocations. Account Number and descriptions work like any other account. The two key components are Distributions Accounts and Breakdown Accounts. Distribution Accounts are the accounts where the amounts will end up. Breakdown accounts are used to split up the amounts. For example, if I have $1,000 in medical costs to be distributed to 3 departments based on headcount. $1,000 would be posted to the variable allocation account. The account would then would split the $1,000 to the Distribution Accounts based on headcount ratio. You have a choice to use period amounts or account totals of the breakdown accounts for the calculation. This is set in the Variable Allocation setup. If you do allocations based on headcount like we do, Variable Allocation accounts can be a real time saver. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Change Your Role on the Homepage - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-change-your-role-on-the-homepage/ - Date: 2006-09-27 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article In Dynamics GP 9.0, when you first login, you are prompted for a role to preset the reports and info on your homepage. But roles change over time, people get promoted (hopefully!), responsibilities change or maybe you just picked the wrong role! You can change your role by picking Customize This Page in the upper right of the home page. Then pick Change Role in the lower right. Select a new role and your off. You will lose custom settings on your homepage and GP will warn you about this when you pick Change Role. If you don’t want to do this, click cancel. --- # GP is Having a Compliance Sale - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-is-having-a-compliance-sale/ - Date: 2006-09-22 - Topics: Fraud, Audit & Controls - Type: original article Just in time for Audit Season, Microsoft is having a sale on compliance related modules for Dynamics GP. Electronic Signatures and Audit Trails are 20% off. If you buy both you can also get Analytical Accounting, Field Level Security, Account Level Security, and Microsoft® Forecaster for $5,000. Your partner can give you specifics. I can’t point you to a website since the link I got from MS only takes you to the “ask for info” page and the discounts aren’t listed on CustomerSource yet. Speaking personally, we’re looking at compliance products for GP. I’ve seen both the Audit Trails and Electronic Signatures products. My feeling is that they are both overpriced. Audit Trails in particular has several good 3rd party competitors that are considerably cheaper (Rockton, Fastpath) and they appear to have more functionality. I would really argue that in today’s world, the compliance stuff should be built in. Both Audit Trails and Electronic Signatures should have been part of a free enhancement pack. That would really add value to the annual maintenance fees. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Using Favorites in Your Lookups - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-using-favorites-in-your-lookups/ - Date: 2006-09-19 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Smartlist Favorites are great when you want to come back to a set of data that you’ve used before. They are also useful in regular lookups. For example, if you a regularly use certain set of accounts, you can create a Smartlist favorite with those accounts. Then, when you hit the hourglass to lookup accounts, pick the arrow in the upper left and hit Favorites. All your Smartlist favorites are there to better control your lookups.  Simply pick the one you want and you have a much smaller list of accounts to work with. This is not limited to accounts. It works throughout the system with Accounts, Vendors, Customers, just about anything you can lookup in a Smartlist. --- # We have a WINNER! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/we-have-a-winner/ - Date: 2006-09-14 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Congratulations to Prakash Krishnaswamy of Chennai, India! Prakash is the winner of our registered users drawing. A $25 Amazon Gift Certificate email is already on the way to Prakash. I appreciate everyone who has registered to use the site. Now you’ve found one more benefit of registration, you can win things! --- # Happy Birthday! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/happy-birthday/ - Date: 2006-09-12 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article DynamicAccounting.net is one year old today. It’s come a long way in a year. There’s a boat load of tips in the Weekly Dynamics area, a fair number of downloads and we’re now up to six videos in our Dynamic Sherpa series of 5 minute training videos. We have registered users in 18 countries on 6 of the 7 continents.  We’ve also had some bumps in the road. At one point I tried to do too much with the tips and couldn’t keep up. There’s also been a few server issues along the way but those seemed to be ironed out for now. So what’s coming in year 2? Now that the Videocasts and Weekly Dynamics are pretty consistent, a monthly podcast is next. I’m looking to interview various people involved with Dynamics GP, VARs, Customers, ISVs and Microsofties to get their take on GP and insights on how they use the software. Hopefully, I can do some podcasting interviews from Convergence in 2007. Also, we’ve expanded our partnership with DynamicsCareers.com and we should have job listings on the site in the near future. Knowledge of Dynamics GP is a skill that is in demand (I know, I just had to hire someone!) and we want to give folks a place to leverage that knowledge if they are ready for a new opportunity. The 2nd service pack for GP 9 is due in the October timeframe and version 10 is due after the first of the year, around the time Vista ships. We’ll have coverage of both of those items for you and some new downloads to help you manage GP. On the more exotic front, I’m looking at ways to pool GP information even more than we have now. Perhaps this will be a Wiki, a script repository, who knows? It’s still up in the air and a ways out. Thank you to everyone who has visited the site, downloaded a file, downloaded a video or subscribed to the blog. Your participation and the chance to maybe help is what makes me want to do this. I also have a special thank you to everyone who registered on the site. Your registrations really illustrate the growth over the last year. And now, on to the new! --- # Burgum out, Nadella In - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/burgum-out-nadella-in/ - Date: 2006-09-12 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Via Mary Jo Foley at  Microsoft Watch , Microsoft has concluded their search to replace Doug Burgum as the head of MBS (is it still technically MBS?) and selected Satya Nadella, currently the corporate VP of MBS. This isn’t a huge surprise given how long they’ve been looking without coming up with anyone. Remember, they started this search in November of 2005. Doug’s not going away, he remains in the new chairman role and Satya doesn’t officially move up until 6/30/07. My initial post on Doug leaving was [here](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/11/if-you-cant-fire-them-promote-them.html). I’ve softened a bit on Burgum after his last Convergence keynote but I still think a change is needed. So what about Nadella? I like what little I’ve seen. He gets blogs, sort of. He has one at [http://blogs.msdn.com/satyanadella/](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1460852144&rver=6.0.5286.0&wp=MBI&wreply=http:%2F%2Fblogs.msdn.com%2Fb%2Fsatyanadella%2F&lc=1033&id=271611) but his posts are pretty infrequent. You’ll see more as Convergence approaches next year. Perhaps we’ll get more blogging out of the GP team as things move forward. In the mean time, congratulations Satya! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Allocation Accounts - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-fixed-allocation-accounts/ - Date: 2006-09-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Allocation accounts have been in Dynamics for a long time but a lot of people still don’t use them. Today we’ll look at the simplest version, fixed allocation accounts. With fixed allocation accounts you apportion costs based on a fixed percentage. Allocation accounts always have a zero balance. Transactions posted to an allocation account get their amounts split to the underlying accounts based on the percentages setup and nothing actually posts to the allocation account itself. For example, if you have a sales office attached to headquarters. You could apportion say, 10% of the HQ facility costs to the sales office since they don’t have separate rent, utilities, etc. Posting to the allocation account will automatically split the amounts 90/10 between a Headquarters account and a Sales Department account. We use a different numbering scheme for allocation accounts to be able to easily identify them. To setup a Fixed Allocation, go to Cards-Financial-Fixed Allocation, then: - Enter an Account Number and Description - Enter successive distribution accounts and their percentages The distribution percentages must add up to 100%. That’s the minimum you need to do to setup a Fixed Allocation account. When entering transaction, you will see the allocation account on a batch edit list. However, if you check “Break Down Allocation” at the batch level, edit lists will show the actual account breakdowns and totals that will post. --- # Contest Reminder - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/contest-reminder/ - Date: 2006-09-11 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I just want to remind everyone that our contest ends at midnight ET, tomorrow, September 12, 2006. If you are already a registered user of [DynamicAccounting.net](/), you’re already entered to win a $25 Amazon gift certificate. If not, you can enter by registering using the link in the upper right at [DynamicAccounting.net](/). Remember, we won’t ever transfer your information to a 3rd party and we won’t bombard you with email. So far, we’re at zero emails sent to registered users. If we ever start an email newsletter, we’ll use a separate sign up for that. If you want emails from us, sign up to get the blog posting via email! Good luck to everyone on the contest! --- # Weekly Dynamic: The Dynamics SET File - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-the-dynamics-set-file/ - Date: 2006-09-04 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Dynamics GP uses a configuration file with the extension SET to identify which products are installed and where their dictionary files are located. The file is dynamics.set and by default it is in c:program filesmicrosoft dynamicsgp. Generally, changes are made to this file by an administrator when they want to point users to a centralized forms or reports dictionary for an application like main GP app or a 3rd party. If you are able to get into GP, you can modify the Set file from Tools-Setup-System-Edit Launch file. Occasionally though, an errant install can damage the file and you have to make changes using a text editor like notepad so that you can even enter GP. For this Weekly Dynamics, I’ve got pictures of both the GP interface and the Set file with notes and a description of what the various items do. Here is the GP interface: And a partial set file: For an additional 10 pages of mind numbing detail on the set file, visit chapter 11 of the Administrator’s Guide at Help-Printable Manuals-System-Administrator’s Guide from within Dynamics GP. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Long Account Number Pitfalls - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-long-account-number-pitfalls/ - Date: 2006-08-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I’ve gotten questions from people over the years about long account numbers/lots of segments, so I thought I would put together a short list of the pitfalls of very large account numbers. The longest GL account number I’ve worked with in GP is 27 digits, 8 segments. This is different from the account framework which may be large to accomodate changes but most companies have a much smaller chart of accounts. When you have an account number of that size, some of the pitfalls in GP are: 1) You have to activate horizontal scroll bars in User Preferences and you end up scrolling left an right to see the entire account. 2) Many of GP’s default reports aren’t setup for accounts of that size and you’ll need to modify posting reports for all modules and GL related reports. 3) You’ll do a lot of resizing in Smartlists just to fit what you want on the screen. 4) You shouldn’t see too many performance issues in GP but you may see serious slowdowns in FRx. This is especially true when using trees or reports with heavy account detail. Enterprise Reporting deals with large accounts and large datasets better, but the features are not identical between the two products. 5) Users will do a lot more searching on segments other than account number. Make sure you’ve got the other segments setup to be searchable in the account framework. --- # July Knowledge Base Articles - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/july-knowledge-base-articles/ - Date: 2006-08-24 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article The compiled list of new GP Knowledge Base articles for July are now available here on CustomerSource. Manufacturing and Purchasing (PO) related articles lead the Hotfix section, while Business Portal and System Manager seem to have the most new articles in the How To area. System Manager? Must be all that new stuff in 9.0. --- # Video Problem - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/video-problem/ - Date: 2006-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article There is a problem with the Dynamic Sherpa video for settting up an ODBC connection for GP. Somewhere along the way, the video went completely blank, despite working fine in testing. I’ll get a replacement out today or tomorrow. --- # ODBC Videos are Fixed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/odbc-videos-are-fixed/ - Date: 2006-08-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The Dynamics GP ODBC Setup videos are now fixed and available. The iTunes versions should show up in iTunes by tomorrow at the latest. --- # Weekly Dynamic – PO Approvals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-po-approvals/ - Date: 2006-08-22 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Using PO Approvals in Dynamics GP allows you to control PO approvals within the system. This isn’t as sophisticated as some of the requisition options but it works well in many environments. There can also be some alternate uses. PO Approvals lets you set a limit and basic heirarchy for PO approval. First though, you have to activate it. Go to Tools-Setup-Purchasing-Purchase Order Enhancements and check the Activate Approvals box. Then continue the setup with the Approvals Setup button. Here you select a user and give them an approval amount. Anything from 0 (no approval) to unlimited approval. You can also select who they report to and whether approval is only for their users or anyone. It’s pretty straightforward from that standpoint. We have a separate approval process for PO’s where I work but we use PO approvals in GP as a speed bump. Amounts over a certain dollar limit require approval by the Controller or the CFO. We rarely decline these items but It’s extremely helpful from a cash flow standpoint to see that a large PO is about to be issued. It lets us dig deeper into the transaction to ensure that we’re not rushing shipping on items that won’t be used immediately and that we’re following good ordering practices. This way, we get to have that conversation BEFORE the PO actually goes out.  It has led to reworking the PO or the timing of the request improving both our cash flow and our understanding of the business. --- # Dowload Issues Fixed - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dowload-issues-fixed/ - Date: 2006-08-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article The backend of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) was recently upgraded and the upgrade created a number problems for registered users trying to get files from the [Downloads](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) area. I believe I have the problem fixed now and I appreciate all the people who emailed to let me know there was an issue. If you have not been able to get the [Downloads](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) , please try again. If you still have problems, please email me at [info@mpolino.com](mailto:info@mpolino.com). I’ll email the files you need if that’s what it takes. Thanks to everyone for your patience. --- # Contest! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/contest/ - Date: 2006-08-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article On September 12th, [DynamicAccounting.net](/) turns 1 year old! The site has hit most of it’s first year goals and I’m looking for bigger and better things into next year. As a thank you to everyone who has visited the site, I’m running a contest between now and September 12th. One registered user is going to win a $25 [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/) gift certifcate. How does it work? If you’re a registered user, you are already entered. Relax and watch the sunset. If you have registered but your email address is incorrect, simply log in and click on your id in the upper right. You can change your profile from there. If you’ve never registered, this is your chance. Remember, it’s free and it opens up all of [DynamicAccounting.net’s](/) content to you. I have sent exactly zero, zip, nada emails to registered users. If you want emails from me, sign up for blog updates via email.  I prefer to give you control via RSS subscriptions.  I’ll also never sell, rent, transfer, yada yada, your email to others. The contest closes at 11:59 pm ET on September 12th so sign up now! --- # Weekly Dynamic: User Activity - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-user-activity/ - Date: 2006-08-16 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article For those of you who have been around Great Plains for a while you know that the User Activity window lets you remove users. This is useful for maintenance, left over logins, etc. It’s used less since GP introduced the ability for users to log themselves out, but it’s still useful. So, when you go to User Activity in GP 9.0, you’ll get a surprise, it’s not there! Yes User Activity has moved! It’s now located at Tools->Utilities->System->User Activity. ![](http://static.flickr.com/86/216822666_0741d79284.jpg?v=0) This was a big enough deal that Microsoft provided a Knowledge Base article (KB913820) explaining where to find the User Activity window now. If you’re upgrading to 9.0, this is one less thing you’ll have to go looking for. --- # New Features! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-features/ - Date: 2006-08-11 - Topics: Development & Integration, Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article [DynamicAccounting.net](/) is fast approaching it’s first anniversary. The site continues to evolve, sometimes slower than I’d like, but everything that has gone into site has been consistent with our mantra, All Dynamics GP, All the Time. Today, I get to announce some new Features! First, the new [Dynamic Sherpa series of videocasts](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) are a reality. I’ve held off on a full announcement until I could get a couple done and make sure that everything worked. I’m happy enough with the results to say they are ready to go. What’s a Dynamic Sherpa videowhachamajiggy? Simple. It’s training videos for Dynamics GP. They are a maximum of 5 minutes long and cover one very narrow topic. The idea is that some questions come up on an infrequent basis. Since you can’t remember what you did 2 months ago, you wander down the hall and ask the guru. Don’t bother the guru, watch a short video. Face it, it’ll take you 5 minutes to get past the guru’s scowl and longer to find it in the manual or on customersource. I’ve called them Dynamic Sherpa videos because we get to help with the heavy lifting of managing GP. That and the Yak is fun. Accounting doesn’t have enough fun! I’m hoping to release a new video every two weeks, building to one a week. You can [subscribe to just the videos](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) and have them delivered to [iTunes](http://www.apple.com/itunes/) or any other program that supports RSS like Bloglines or [Newsgator.](http://www.sitrion.com) The first two cover AP Voids (I ALWAYS get the same questions here) and the new Client Update feature in GP 9.0. There is an iTunes format and a Windows Media format. If you have restricted bandwidth, the Windows Media format is always smaller Secondly, there have been a number of additions to the [downloads](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) section with more coming in the next several weeks. A number of Integration Manager scripts and SQL scripts have been added as well so make sure to register and check out the downloads. Speaking of registering, DynamicAccounting.net now has registered users on 6 of the 7 continents! If GP is in use in Antarctica, I pity the poor souls who had to implement it! If you’re registered, please accept my humble thank you for registering. If you’re not registered, now is the time to join the movement. Finally, in the fall, I’m going to be adding [The Unauthorized Dynamics GP Podcast.](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) This will be a monthly podcast with interviews of people around Dynamics GP landscape, customers, resellers and hopefully some Microsofties. --- # New Downloads - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-downloads/ - Date: 2006-08-10 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article I’ve added some new files to the [Downloads](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) section of the site. New files include some Integration Manager scripts, SQL Scripts and app or two. You will need to register to get the downloads, but hey its free and we have yet to send 1 piece of email to our users. Trust is earned and DynamicAccounting.net is fast approaching it’s first year of trust. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Field Help - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-field-help/ - Date: 2006-08-10 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article For those of you new to Dynamics GP, there’s a help feature that I want to make sure I point out to you. It’s field help. In GP you can get specific help on any field in the program. Simply highlight the field you’re interested in. Ht the help key, F1. Hit the field key. You will see a list of each field on that form along with information about that field. This is especially helpful with new releases. Often with a new release, you’ll see a new field, but you won’t know what it does. This helps you understand those new fields and sometimes you find a new function that it makes it feel a little like Christmas. ![](/img/blogger/2e94493315f2bfd1.jpg) --- # Rumors - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/rumors/ - Date: 2006-08-08 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article A couple of items emerged from the MS Dynamics Compliance webcast today. I’m going to call them rumors for now because I’m not sure that I understood correctly. So, I may be wrong but here goes. 1) **SP2 for Dynamics GP 9 is due out in October of 2006**. That timing seems about right. It is expected to include improved electronic signature capability in the Electronic Signature module. Things like email notification and approval from a different machine. I suspect the functionality will be similar to electronic timesheet or requisition approvals. (We were talking about compliance so I don’t have any idea what else is in there.) 2) **If you are running GP 9 + SQL 2005 + Windows 2003 Server you can get Active Directory authentication and single sign on**. We haven’t upgraded to SQL 2005 yet so if anyone is running in this configuration, please go to user setup, play with the additional settings and let me know. If this is true, MS should be screaming this at every installed user. That is a compelling reason to upgrade! 3) **Client Update will add CNK files**. Here’s the deal. At Convergence, the MS folks were adamant that client update wouldn’t push CNK files. My VAR was certain, client update couldn’t push CNK files. I’ve been contacted by some folks who thought it would push CNK files. Most of the documentation is vague, but I did find a document that clearly says CNK files can be pushed to clients via client update. So which is it? I did a quick test and the CNK file did NOT go down. But I’m open to being wrong. Has anyone pushed a CNK file down via GP client update? If you have, send me an email and let me know. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Auto Complete - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-auto-complete/ - Date: 2006-08-02 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article One of the newer GP features is Auto Complete. Like many other MS apps, when you start to type, you get a suggestion of possible words to fill in without having to type the whole word. But what if you mistype a word, is it there forever? Are you stuck with the word Flugelthorpe, even though you sold that division last year? You actually have a fair amount of control over Auto Complete. The settings are found in Tools-Setup-User Preferences-Auto Complete. Here you have the power to turn Auto Complete on and off. You can set unused entries to be removed after so many days. You can limit the total number of auto entry words stored per field and you can remove all the auto entries and start over. As for deleting an entry you don’t want, when you start typing in a field, the auto entries for that field pop up. Simply find an entry you want to get rid and right click with the mouse. Pick “Remove from list” and that entry is gone. ![](/img/blogger/56943294996d314c.png) --- # Compliance and Dynamics GP Webcast - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/compliance-and-dynamics-gp-webcast/ - Date: 2006-07-27 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Microsoft has an upcoming webcast on August 8th covering Compliance and Dynamics GP. You can register here. I’m registered and hoping to make it. It’s a level 100 in MS lingo which means it may not delve deep enough for my needs but it’s worth shot. The beauty of a webcast is that no one looks at you funny if you leave early. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Rolling Down Service Packs in 9.0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-rolling-down-service-packs-in-9-0/ - Date: 2006-07-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9.0 introduced a new installation process and along with that, the ability to push installations out to the clients. There are a number of shortcomings with this version but I know that most of those have been loudly expressed to the GP team. Most notably, most if not all 3rd parties can’t currently be updated via this methods. This means you still end up touching every client for third party installs and 3rd party updates or service packs. Having said that though, the push parts that work, work pretty well. Given all that, I’m going to keep this topic pretty narrow and just look at rolling down service packs and hot fixes via Client Updates. Before you start, the applicable update needs to be downloaded from CustomerSource and placed on a shared drive accessible to all the users. We’ll start with Tools-Setup-System-Client updates. - Start by giving the update a name, like Service Pack 1. - Check the box to Update Clients at Next Use. This turns a particular update on or off. You can have multiple active updates like a hot fix and a service pack. However, you’ll want to turn off an update if a new, comprehensive update is going to be used. (Turn off SP1, when SP2 is available) - Lookup and select the location where you stored the update. Again, this needs to be on a shared drive accessible to the users. Now, when a user logs on, GP will check to see if the update is installed. If not, it informs the user and gives them the option to apply the update. When they say yes, the update installs. You’ll still want to warn your users with an email, especially since some of these updates are quite large. You’ll also want to manage this a little bit. Nothing like accouting coming to a screeching halt during month end because everyone is updating GP at once. We used this to push out SP1 as part of our upgrade to 9.0 and it really worked well. Very seamless for the service pack. Of course, we still had third parties to add on but hey, nothing is perfect. Speaking of not perfect, Blogger is not letting me add a screen shot so I’ll try to add it later. --- # Tune Up Tools - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/tune-up-tools/ - Date: 2006-07-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Alan R. Earls has a nice article titled Tune Up Tools on CustomerSource, covering some under utilized features of Dynamics GP. I have to take issue with one item though. In GP, you CAN setup data entry to use the Enter button to move between fields. DON’T. RESIST THE URGE! Why? 1. It’s a Windows world, using Enter in GP only prolongs your inevitable move to the Tab key. 2. It trashes productivity. You can’t use Enter any more to save and move to the next record so you’ll end up using the mouse a lot more. Every productivity expert will tell you that the keyboard is faster than the mouse. Let’s face, if you want to use the Enter key to move between fields, you’re coming off of a mainframe or mini-computer system. This means you’re not using mouse in those systems at all. Using the mouse more in GP won’t make you more productive. 3. You get inconsistent behavior. Sometimes Enter works like a tab, sometimes it doesn’t. Simple example, open Cards-Sales-Customer. The Enter key will move you around the form and won’t activate anything until you get to Write Letters. If you use the arrow key to move down to a selection and press enter, suddenly you’re ready to write letters. Tab however, has no effect. This means that there will be times when you activate something with the Enter key that you didn’t mean to and you’ll always be wondering if Enter will do what you want. I’m not beating up on Alan, he was just making sure people were aware of their options. But for me just because I CAN go home late at night, using the shortcut down the dark alley full of gang members, while openly counting my paycheck in cash, doesn’t mean I should. --- # Our Upgrade to 9.0 is Done - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/our-upgrade-to-9-0-is-done/ - Date: 2006-07-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article We’ve completed the upgrade to GP 9.0 Professional from 8.0 Standard here at work. We used our VAR to do the upgrade because I’ve got too many other things going on. All in all though, it was very smooth. Not having to upgrade FRx this time was big help as well. That’s where the the last upgrade got hung up. This will give me an opportunity to blog more on Business Portal items and to find some new 9.0 features via day to day use. I’ve again confirmed from folks that there is tighter Business Portal integration coming with 10 and that 10 will be the last big release for a while. Something like 6 month service packs and 2-3 year release cycles timed to better coincide with Office. We’ll see if that happens but we may finally get a chance to absorb a release before the next one is out. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Map Functionality - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-map-functionality/ - Date: 2006-07-21 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article A feature that we often forget about is map functionality in Dynamics GP and later versions of Great Plains. (8.0 for sure, 7.5? I can’t remember) On a variety of forms you’ll see a small yellow and green push pin icon next to an address ID. Clicking this takes you to Windows Live local maps powered by Virtual Earth. In most cases you get a map, and ariel view and often the ability to see the location just above street level. It’s one thing to give your delivery guys a map. It’s a whole new twist when you can give them ariel photos with landmarks around their destination! ![](/img/blogger/f6f57e3f871053d6.png) --- # GP 9 Patch Releases - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-9-patch-releases/ - Date: 2006-07-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article I’m back from vacation and all rested up to deal with all the work I missed and some new ideas for [DynamicAccounting.net](/). But first, Microsoft has put together a list of all the patch releases (hot fixes, service packs, etc.) for Dynamics GP 9.0. You’ll need Customersource access but the list is here. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Auto Populate Account Descriptions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicauto-populate-account-descriptions/ - Date: 2006-07-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP v9.0 has a new feature to allow you to automatically populate the account description based on the segments. This is a great feature to give you a consistent chart of accounts. In a nutshell, once you’ve setup your account segments and their meanings in Tools-Setup-Financial-Segment you’re ready to go. There is supposed to be a way to add these on the fly as well but I haven’t found it yet. After this, when you create a new account in Cards-Financial-Account, the description will populated based on the segments. So if your account is 0000-1100-01 and the segment meanings are Cash-Bob’s Bank-Operating, that’s what will apear in the description. It takes alot of the guess work out of abbreviations. For those of you with messy charts descriptions like me, Mass Modify (Cards-Financial-Mass Modify) will let you clean up your Segments now as well. ![](/img/blogger/51682bca716640ff.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic:Custom Links - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamiccustom-links/ - Date: 2006-07-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Custom Links were first available in v8 for GP and continue on in v9. A custom link let you associate a link with an item in GP. For example, you can associate a bank website with a checking account. Then, when you click on the hyperlink to the account, you get a choice to go to the external link or the account in GP. Custom links are setup in Tools-Setup-Company-Custom Link. - Click New to add a link - Select the item to add a link to. For demo purposes, pick checkbooks - Give the link a description like “Website” - Pick an associated item, in this case a bank account - Enter the link. You don’t have to enter Http://. You can just enter the address like www. dynamicaccounting.net. Now if you go into Bank Transaction Entry, start a transaction, pick the bank account from above and select the blue hyperlinked checkbook, you’ll get a dropdown dialogue showing your custom link. ![](/img/blogger/429138af0d0fc2ac.jpg) This works well for things like bank websites, currency sites, vendor sites, etc. It’s more universal than a shortcut and easier to make available to everyone. --- # Weekly Dynamic:Support Administrator Console - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicsupport-administrator-console/ - Date: 2006-06-30 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In case you missed it, GP has an optional program on the CD called the Support Administrator Console. Essentially, this a SQL Query Analyzer type application done in a GP style. It doesn’t use the GP encrypted logins, only a regular SQL login. This makes it pretty safe and easy to install on your user’s desktops. The Administator Console can access non-GP SQL databases as well. I install it on all my user’s desktops. That way, if I’m helping them with an issue and I need to see the tables, I don’t have to run around the building looking for a machine with Query Analyzer on it. The console was available in versions 7.5 and beyond (I can’t recall if it was in 7.0 or not). [![](/img/blogger/b8a6fcb25532809e.jpg)](/img/blogger/e96dd510d5ccd386.jpg) --- # May’s GP Knowledge Base Articles - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mays-gp-knowledge-base-articles/ - Date: 2006-06-22 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article The collection of new GP knowledge base articles for May is now online here. As always, you’ll need Customersource or Partnersource access to view them. Cash Book and Manufacturing items lead in the hotfix section, including a hot fix for v8.0 for Cash Book Management. In How To and other articles, there are a number of Project Accounting and Extender additions. If you’re having problems in any of these areas, take a look at the Knowledge Base and of course, don’t forget about the newsgroup. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Tasks in the v9 Homepage - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-tasks-in-the-v9-homepage/ - Date: 2006-06-20 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article While Dynamics GP tasks won’t replace Outlook any time soon, there are some nice task features in v9. Clicking “New Task” on the home page will open the task list. You have to click “New Task” again to actually create a new task. Adding task info, assigning it to a user and adding a status are all pretty straight forward but now you can actually add a link as well. Clicking the Link dropdown button gives you a choice of a GP link, a web page or an external link. Make your selection and add the link. Selecting a GP link gives you a selection box like the one for toolbars and picking an external link provides a browse button. The ability to take you directly to where the task needs to be done is a big improvement. This is definitely useful for that budget spreadsheet, the exchange rate website and as a direct link to a GP maintenance routine. That’s just a few examples of how tasks can be useful. Now you can remind yourself to run checklinks and provide a link right to the menu! ![](/img/blogger/46f1f4cbe23fa080.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Change Column Titles in Smartlists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-change-column-titles-in-smartlists/ - Date: 2006-06-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Type: original article Just in case you forgot this from your original GP training, it’s important to note that you can change the titles of columns on Smartlists. This means that “QTY Allocated” can be changed to show “Quantity Allocated” on the smartlist. You can also change it to anything else! To do this: 1. Open a Smartlist up. 2. Select Columns. 3. Pick an item in the Display Name column and change the name. 4. That’s it. To save the changed name for this smartlist, save it as a favorite. That’s it. It’s easy as can be, but not very obvious. If you have a lot of Excel sheets where you end up changing the titles every time you export from GP, this is a great tip. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Report Lists in V9 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-report-lists-in-v9/ - Date: 2006-06-06 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Have you ever scrolled through all report windows for a particular module looking for that special report that you know is there but you just can’t find it? Something like Historical Stock Status which is under Activity instead of History. Well in v9 you can now search for a report, including all the options you have set for various reports. Select Reports-Report List and a box will come up with all the reports in the system. You can limit this list to various modules, search for reports and sort the list on the different criteria. From the Actions menu you can create new report options, review the option selections for a particular report and even import/export reports. --- # No Weekly Dynamic Last Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/no-weekly-dynamic-last-week/ - Date: 2006-06-05 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I apologize that there was no Weekly Dynamic tip last week. My dad went into the hospital over the Memorial Day weekend with heart problems. That coupled with a short week and month end managed to screw up my timing. There will be a Weekly Dynamic this week and dad is doing just fine. --- # Dynamics GP 9.0 Service Pack 1 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-9-0-service-pack-1/ - Date: 2006-05-30 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Let the stampede begin. For those of you waiting for the first service pack to upgrade to Dynamics GP 9.0, the first service pack is here. It was actually out last week but I was away for the weekend and didn’t get the post out in time. Those of you with Customer Source access can download it here. --- # You Will Be Assimilated - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-will-be-assimilated/ - Date: 2006-05-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article In case there are any lingering doubts about Microsoft’s commitment to their Business Solutions (now Dynamics) line, this announcement from the [Dynamics](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/default.aspx) site should put any doubts to rest. **Microsoft Business Solutions Will Be Merged with Microsoft Corporation: Understand Its Impact** *Last Modified 5/12/2006Posted 4/7/2006 As part of a continuous effort to simplify and streamline our business, on July 1, 2006, Microsoft Business Solutions will be merged with Microsoft Corporation. With this change in legal structure, you will see some minor changes such as: legal name change, sales tax processing, tax exempt status and payment processing. Please take the appropriate action to make sure the records are updated.* I know there have been a few doubts about Microsoft’s commitment, given the long money losing history of the Dynamics lines but the money poured into the products, into Convergence and finally this should announcement should signal Microsoft’s commitment. It’s a lot tougher to dump divisions that are fully integrated. I also suspect it’s going to be a lot tougher to further your career in Microsoft from Fargo or Finley. The place to be for a Dynamics employee, it Redmond. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Custom Reminders From a Smartlist in v9 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-custom-reminders-from-a-smartlist-in-v9/ - Date: 2006-05-23 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article In Dynamics GP 9 you can now create a custom reminder based on Smartlist data. The system comes with a number of preset alerts but if, for example, you wanted to get an alert if a specific customer balance was over $20,000, you can do it. Doing this is easy. 1) Setup your Smartlist 2) Pick Favorites and name the Favorite. 3) Click Add and select Add Favorite and Reminder 4) Select Total of Columns, pick the column and how you want to total 5) You can set reminders based on the number of records or the total of the column 6) Click OK - You can setup a reminder for an existing Smartlist by going to Tools >> Setup >> User Preferences >> Reminders button - When you delete the Favorite, it deletes the reminder - Reminders appear on the Home Page ![](/img/blogger/e34af22ead298c78.jpg) ![](/img/blogger/211a136ff991fa06.jpg)![](/img/blogger/1755d5dedccc1ea0.jpg) --- # April’s New Knowldedge Base Articles - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/aprils-new-knowldedge-base-articles/ - Date: 2006-05-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article April’s additions to the Dynamics GP knowledge base at this link. You will need a customersource login to see them. I notices a lot of Integration Manager additions around SQL Server 2005 and GP 9.0 so make sure to check those out if you are getting ready to upgrade. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Schedule Backups in 9.0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-schedule-backups-in-9-0/ - Date: 2006-05-16 - Topics: SQL & Data, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9.0 allows you to schedule backups from within the application. You’ll need to be logged in to GP as an administrator and you’ll need to be on the server. Go to File-Backup. Enter the system password if you’ve set one. The backup window opens, pick Schedule. 1. Name the backup schedule 2. Pick the database to backup or backup the system databases 3. Enter the backup path (this must be a path on the local server) 4. Select the days to backup and the time. The time is entered is in a 24 hour format 5. Pick how often to delete old backups 6. Click Save. –SQL Agent MUST be running when you click save– This process creates a job in the SQL agent with the information entered. You can modify the job throught the GP interface or via SQL to set more advanced options (like notifications). No, I don’t expect DBA’s to be using this, they’ll create their own SQL Jobs, but if you don’t have a dedicated DBA, this is a good start. You’ll still need to move the backups off the server for real protection but that’s easier with today’s portable hard drives. There’s no excuse for not backing up your Dynamics GP installation now. ![](/img/blogger/e83aa86318c02322.jpg) --- # The American Idol of Dynamics GP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-american-idol-of-dynamics-gp/ - Date: 2006-05-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article As a reminder, Microsoft Dynamics has a feature survey available until June 30th where you can vote for what features you want in upcoming versions of Dynamics GP. This is the American Idol of Dynamics GP, where you get to vote for the winners, and there’s no Simon, Paula or Randy to deal with. The survey is available at: https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/pabs It follows the format of previous surveys where you are given a number of points to assign to different features and the features are worth varying points. I can only assume, the higher the points, the harder the feature is to implement. So go vote! If you don’t vote, you don’t get to whine when your feature isn’t included! --- # RAID 0+1 and RAID 1+0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/raid-01-and-raid-10/ - Date: 2006-05-14 - Topics: SQL & Data - Type: original article This is from an article by Kim Tripp from Saturday, May 13th. I’m reprinting part of it here for all of our SQL DBA’s. RAID 0+1 and RAID 1+0 *“There was a question that came up on this and the question basically asked – which is better. Well, this is a hard question to answer because they both have pro’s and con’s BUT before I get to the pro’s/con’s there’s also another [more important] issue; these two get confused and swapped all the time. In fact, many vendors USED to refer to these interchangeably and even just lumped them together as RAID 10. Today, most people don’t do this and most people also try to refer to the underlying technlogy instead of the numbers. Having said all of that, RAID 1+0 is Striped Mirrors and is my general recommendation because it tends to be more reliable than 0+1 and can tolerate more drive failures than 0+1. RAID 0+1 is Mirrored Stripes – which generally outperforms RAID 1+0 but cannot tolerate the loss of more than one drive and because of that it’s more vulnerable. In the end, I’d suggest a simple “educational” site* [*here*](http://www.acnc.com/raid "Link outside of this blog") *(it’s on a commercial site but it has a nice – and short – description of the different types of RAID arrays). “* The whole thing is here and you can find Kim’s blog [here](http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/kimberly/) along with SQL tips and webcasts. Kim’s my favorite SQL trainer. She’s full of energy and really bright so spend some time on her sight. (I apologize for that last line but I couldn’t resist.) --- # Dynamics GP 10 Reporting Sneak Peak - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-10-reporting-sneak-peak/ - Date: 2006-05-12 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10 - Type: original article From Char Gust of Microsoft via the Dynamics GP Newsgroup, here’s some reporting hints for Dynamics GP 10 due early next year: *“With Dynamics GP 10, we will be adding several new options for getting data out of the system, including pre-defined refreshable Excel reports and about 100 SQL Reporting Services reports. We have prioritized the reports that are highly used, often customized. We hope these new reporting options will alleviate some of the concerns noted here. “* --- # Weekly Dynamic:Fixed Asset/GL Best Practices - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamicfixed-assetgl-best-practices/ - Date: 2006-05-09 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article If you use GP Fixed Assets, you know that if you run all your Fixed Asset processes (Add, Retire, Depreciate, etc.) together and then run the GL Posting routine, you get one big journal entry with all of your transactions. This makes is very difficult to find and correct any errors. The easiest way around this is to separate asset changes from depreciation. Make all of your asset additions, retirements and changes, then run the GL Posting routine (Tools-Routines-Fixed Assets-GL Posting) before you run depreciation for the period. This will give you a much cleaner GL transaction making it easy to ensure that the your GL clearing account is properly cleared. After that, run depreciation and do a separate GL Posting for depreciation. When processing your GL Posting routine, set the periods from the beginning of the year to the current period. This way if something didn’t post properly in a prior period it will come out for cleanup. For example, if someone added a fixed asset before you closed the month but after you ran your GL Posting interface, it’s still sitting in the prior month. Running the GL Interface for only this period, won’t cause this transaction to post. But if you run the GL interface from the beginning of the year, it will at least make it into this month’s transactions. Using this technique will get you good, clean FA to GL transactions every month. --- # Subledger Work/Open Plumbing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/subledger-workopen-plumbing/ - Date: 2006-05-03 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI - Type: original article I’ve been slowly working on a project at work to pull together all of our subledger, GL and unposted GL transactions for various accounts into a daily report email. This way, if a subledger/GL combo gets out of balance we know it right away and can fix it without wading through hundreds of transactions at month end. It’s a bit of challenge because not all of our subledgers live in GP. In the Scripts section of the website there is a SQL script with much of the plumbing for this if you want to play with it yourself. While working on this, I’ve found a few idiosyncracies in the plumbing of GP and I wanted to share them before I forgot. 1. The received/not invoiced report is used to balance accrued purchased to the GL. But it’s not a true historical report so I’ve found your better off running it as of today and comparing to today’s balances. In spite of that, my numbers kept moving around. Ultimately, I figured out that an Invoice Matching transaction that is still in Work (not posted, still being edited) is treated on the report as if it’s complete. So if someone starts and saves an Invoice Match, that receiving is removed from the received/not invoiced report (ie, the subledger is affected WITHOUT a subledger posting) but the transaction is not in the GL until its posted. This creates a difference because the subledger is not really posted but the subledger report is showing as if it were posted and you’re stuck! My fix, was to include the work tables in my comparison. Using only GP tools, you need to make sure that there is no unposted invoice matching when comparing the sub to the GL. 2. There is a similar issue in AP. In our case, we see it when we create a Payables Voucher and on the same transaction, pay the voucher with a credit card. The payment appears as a transaction in the subledger, even though the voucher is still in the works. For us, this only presents an issue when processing Amex expense reports so for now, we just live with it for a couple days a month and compare the difference to the Amex payments that have been processed. There may be more of these little Work/Open oddities out there. I’ll let you know when I find some more. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Cut Checks Without Adding the Vendor - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-cut-checks-without-adding-the-vendor/ - Date: 2006-05-01 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Dynamics GP 9.0 adds functionality to let you cut a check on the fly, without adding the vendor. Don’t look for this functionality under Purchasing though, it’s actually part of the Banking module and it’s found in Transactions-Financial-Miscellaneous Check. The screen is very easy to use, almost Quickbooky (if that’s a word). Simply pick your checkbook, fill out a standard check, with available address lines, and set your distribution accounts. There’s a big PRINT CHECK button in the upper left and a POST button next to it. There doesn’t appear to be any controls on this window beyond normal security features but there’s no batch, batch approval or secondary approval. This is normal for banking windows in Dynamics GP but it would be nice if they would add batches to provide some consistency. There don’t appear to be any setup windows or settinss related to this feature and the only way to turn it off is to deny access via security. These transactions are treated like any other bank transaction. They are voided via Bank Transactions, not via Historical Purchasing Transactions. Drill down to the transaction level is available from Bank Rec and the Checkbook register. You can only reprint prior to posting. There isn’t any way to turn this into a regular payables transaction except to void it and start over via AP. So make sure you really don’t want to add that vendor! This is a nice little addition for certain circumstances and businesses and it’s very easy to use. However, expect your auditors to want to look through these transactions and the security around this window. ![](/img/blogger/e7c3eb9c54fbf106.jpg) --- # Weekly Dynamic: Putting the Fix in Fixed Assets - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-putting-the-fix-in-fixed-assets/ - Date: 2006-04-26 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Fixed sporting events are bad. Fixed transmissions are good. Fixed Assets are …well… in between. Today I want to look at some potential issues in the Fixed Asset module and what you can do about it. I’m using version 8 but these items should apply backwards and forward for several versions. There haven’t been that many chages to FA. So here we go: - **The Fixed Asset module has it’s own calendar in Tools-Setup-Fixed Assets-Quarter.** You may think that this is no big deal, it’s used for the mid-quater convention, yada yada. BUT if your Fixed Asset calendar is different from your financial calendar, you can have a mess! What can happen is that if you run depreciation only for the current period, because the financial and FA periods don’t match, part of your depreciation may not flow to the GL! Oops. So if you’re on a fiscal calendar, double check your FA calendar too. Go on. Do it now we’ll wait. - **You think you have a problem with a Fixed Asset and the GL. Where do you look?** The Inquiry-Fixed Asset-Financial Detail windows is your best friend. The batch number in this window shows the GL interface batch. If you have gaps, the data didn’t go to the GL. (Of course, since you do account account recons you found and fixed this via a JE at month end. Didn’t you?) ![](/img/blogger/ce012ae2d961e773.png) - **Partial Retirments** Just so you understand what a partial retirement transactions does, here’s the scoop. Let’s say I have asset 100-1 and it contains Ferraris with a quantity of 5 (it was a special bulk price). When you total one of my Ferraris, I have to partially retire the asset since it has a quantity greater than one and you only totalled one of my Ferraris. When the partial retirement is done, GP creates a second asset behind the scenes to hold the retired portion. In this case asset 100-2 would be created and it would contain 1 retired Ferrari. Asset 100-1 has it’s quantity and cost reduced by the amount of the retired portion and it remains the active asset. When you look in the Retirements window, you see asset 100-1 with the partially retired flag set, but all you see is the active portion when you drill down on the asset id. To find out info about the retired portion, you have to go find the correct suffix for that asset and drill down on it via the regular FA inquiry window. More importantly, you totalled one of my Ferraris! --- # DynamicAccounting.net Website Makeover - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-website-makeover/ - Date: 2006-04-22 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article I’m giving the [DynamicAccounting.net](/) website a makeover this weekend. So far, I’m fairly happy but It’s not quite where I want to be. I expect to be playing with it for a few weeks to get it just right, but it’s mostly done. If you’re looking for Dynamics GP info, don’t worry, you’ve come to the right place. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Lists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-lists/ - Date: 2006-04-18 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article This week I’m looking at a feature I haven’t used a lot, Dynamics GP lists. Lists can be turned on using icons at the bottom of the Shortcuts bar or from the view menu (View->Financial Lists for example). Lists are weird hybrid, somewhere between Inquiries and SmartLists. Basically, lists are a way to see information with greater flexibility than Inquiry screens but less work than a Smartlist. Some of the benefits of Lists are the ability to add or remove columns with the COLUMNS button on the upper right, fast searches, easy date selection and smooth transaction drill down. You can include or exclude historical transactions as well. Viewing a quick piece of info is faster than creating a smartlist and filtering the dates. The downside of Lists is that once you have your info, you can only view it. There is no print option. They’re not dumb lists, more like, “not as smart” Lists. I suspect there will be some roles that really benefit from Lists but alot of people will gravitate toward Inquiries or Smartlists instead. [![](/img/blogger/7c794fc43aebe81a.jpg)](/img/blogger/412080eb4ce94aa9.jpg) --- # Convergence 2006 CPE is HERE! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2006-cpe-is-here/ - Date: 2006-04-13 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Yahoo! Oh, wait, wrong online service. Yippee!!! In a post Convergence email the MS team has provided CPE credits for Convergence. Here’s a snippet from the email: ***Interested in CPE Credits?** You asked, we listened. Due to attendee demand, we’re providing a form which you can use to file for CPE credits. Click* *here* *to download the form to file for credits following the requirements of your state board.* I’ve confirmed that the CPE is form is there and it’s for real. Up to 25 hours of CPE if you went to Convergence 2006! I bashed MS pretty hard in the blogs over this so now I’m going to give them some credit. To the Convergence 2006 team, great job in making this right! --- # Weekly Dynamic: Dynamics GP 9 Payables - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-dynamics-gp-9-payables/ - Date: 2006-04-11 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Tips & Hidden Features - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article In version 9, the Dynamics GP team has done an overhaul on the AP module, so I thought we could take a look at it this week. The largest change is that the team purchased and integrated a third party product to make check selection easier, but we’ll get to that in a second. The first changes that long time users will notice are subtle. Calendars are now available for picking dates. Saving a batch now closes the batch! Finally! For those of you resistant to change, the AP entry screen remains almost exactly the same. Just a few nice enhancements. The real changes come when creating checks. You’ve now got a ton of choices. You can select checks the classic way with the Select Checks screen and you can still add individual check payments with the Edit Checks screen. But there is a new form, Edit Check Batch. Selecting Edit Check Batch lets you create a new check batch or modify an existing one but the screen view is much closer to Quickbooks or Peachtree. You simply check vendors you want to pay and then you select or deselect invoices with a simple check box. This is really easy and should reduce the AP learning curve for new employees. ![](/img/blogger/8927c22de02e215b.jpg) As a bonus, you can even change which columns are displayed ,to show additional information, using the COLUMNS controls in the corners. This really provides nice control over the information you see when processing checks. It’s nice to see the Dynamics GP group putting some effort into improving core functions like AP, not just adding bells and whistles. --- # I’m Quoted in eWeek - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-quoted-in-eweek/ - Date: 2006-04-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article When I was at Convergence in Dallas, I met with Mary Joe Foley of ZDNet and answered a few questions. Now a quote of mine appears on page 32 of the April 3 issue of eWeek. The article is [here](http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/HP-TouchPad-Needs-68-Weeks-for-Additional-Shipments-142584) but I have to say, it’s much cooler to see it in print than on the web. After all, anyone can put something on the web (insert ironic chuckle here). The beauty of a blog is that I get to expand a little on my point. The quote is around the fact that Microsoft’s regular GP releases are good thing. Why? Prior to MS buying GP it was often unclear when the next release was coming out. Consequently, people upgraded to what turned out to be an interim release or they held off upgrading, only to quickly be three versions behind! A more regular and transparent release schedule allows companies to evaluate their situation and make reasonable decisions about how and when to upgrade. Coincidentally, in the same issue, [eWeek takes Apple to task](http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/HP-TouchPad-Needs-68-Weeks-for-Additional-Shipments-142584) for being too secretive and not providing enough information about upcoming releases for companies to consider Apple in their infrastructure plans. Thanks for the mention Mary Jo! --- # Great Plains Job Opportunity in Orlando - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/great-plains-job-opportunity-in-orlando/ - Date: 2006-04-07 - Topics: Accounting & Career - Type: original article I don’t normally post job openings in this blog, but when you run the site, you get to bend a few rules once in a while. We have an opening at Transit Television Network in Orlando for an Accounting Supervisor with Great Plains experience. Our current supervisor is moving on to a new job, closer to her house and school while she works on her master’s degree. Everyone reading this knows how to follow a link so I won’t post the full job description here, you can find it on Monster at this link . This person will report to me, so you might want to read my blogs before you apply 😉 We normally funnel all applications through HR but as an experiment, if you find this blog entry, send your resume to me directly using this email: [acctsuper@mpolino.com](mailto:acctsuper@mpolino.com) and only this email. I will guarantee that I will look at your resume and that it won’t get filtered by HR. No promise of a job, just a direct pipe to me. --- # My One Post Convergence Gripe – No CPE! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/my-one-post-convergence-gripe-no-cpe/ - Date: 2006-03-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Hopefully someone at MS will read this. I have one post Convergence gripe. Microsoft didn’t offer Continuing Professional Education (CPE) at Convergence this year. Even worse, they didn’t communicate whether or not it was offered. No one at registration, attendee services, etc. had any idea. I got a different story from everyone. I blogged about it [here](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2006/03/ask-bill-g.html) and I’ve gotten comments like this one from Ken Hunt: *I was told at the registration desk, and was extremely annoyed, that Microsoft had not filed for CPE approval this year and would not be offering CPE for this Convergence. If a Microsoft staffer is reading this, I would appreciate either a confirmation or correction of this information. Also, if you are not offering CPE, that is something that needs to be prominently highlighted in your literature for Convergence; this would affect my decision on whether or not to attend (Note: CPE had been offered in all previous Convergences I attended). I was left with the feeling that Microsoft had pulled a “bait & switch” routine on me.* So maybe I can help clear up for MS why this important. A lot of us are accountants. We’re not conference junkies. Those of us who need CPE are usually balancing a heavy workload with the educational requirements. We have to pick an choose how we spend our time to get those credits. In the past, Convergence was a great way to improve our tech knowledge on financial systems we use and get CPE. There will be people like Ken who won’t come without CPE. If you’re dealing with financial folks, it’s the price of entry. But if you’re not willing to pay that price, TELL US UP FRONT. Yes, I’m yelling for that little part. It’s good to yell once in while. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Version 9 Home Page Tour - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-version-9-home-page-tour/ - Date: 2006-03-29 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Reporting & BI, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article One of the most dramatic new features in 9.0 is the Home page. The Home page is part of Dynamics GP’s emphasis on Roles Based computing. Similar to when Explorer (now Smartlists) was released, the Home page has pretty good functionality but I hope it will be expanded on in the future. My only concern is that by calling it the Home Page, it will get confusing in conversation. GP changed “Explorer” to “Smartlists” for just this reason. Too many explorers! Now, on to the tour. The Home page opens when you start GP but View->Home or CTRL+ALT-H will reopen the home page if you close it. The Home page displays different views based on your Role. For example, an AP clerk will see AP related items by default. Also included is a link into Outlook to display your Calendar and Email. Tasks still come from Tasks in GP, not your Outlook Tasks. There are some basic Outlook formatting options available, essentially turning on and off the calendar or email and setting how many calendar days to display. The basic Home page is a two paned view and similar to the Outlook items, Dynamics Tasks and Reminders can be turned on/off and set up. The Task List is pretty straightforward and the Reminders are a limited set of items from a typical watch list. Things like Overdue Invoices and AP Due. You can turn reminders on and off and set the number of days around the reminder. Finally, you can create custom reminders which are driven off of Smartlists and even limit the records for say the 10 highest overdue accounts. Since it’s easy to create a smart list and easy to build reminders, this looks like a great dashboard tool. Business Alerts have not gone away and don’t seem to be integrated into reminders so now there appears to 2 options for reminding you. Also available is a Reports option allowing you add a link to a report and it’s associated option. This allows you to fire off common reports right from the home page. One oddity, I had to close and reopen the home page to get my added report to show. Finally there is the Metrics section. Metrics are presented graphically and include items like Gross Profit, Payables Aging, etc. Unfortunately, you can’t currently create custom metrics and you can only view one metric at a time. You can however, pick several metrics that you want to make available and scroll through the Metrics from the Home Screen. In addition to all of these options, the Customize This Page link lets you rearrange the locations of items within the home, page, add/remove items and adjust the update timing All in all, the Home Screen is a great first step and it will be nice to see how it evolves. Update: Char Gust was kind enough to add some info to this post. “One quick note — Business Alerts can now be set up to show in your Home Page as a reminder. This was a new 9.0 feature. ” – Thanks Char, I missed that one! --- # Live Blogging Doug Burgum - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/live-blogging-doug-burgum/ - Date: 2006-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve come to like hearing Doug Burgum. I find his talks entertaining. Not always enlightening, but he tells a good story. My first experience with Doug was the infamous Marco Polo speach in 2000 I think? I still don’t remember the point, only marvelling at how far out of the way he went to make it. Has Microsoft tamed the wild Burgum? We’ll see how he does today. --- # The Power of Community - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/the-power-of-community/ - Date: 2006-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article People Ready. Community. Those were the themes for Convergence 2006. Community requires participation. You don’t interact with your children or your boss once a year, why should Microsoft only get your feedback once a year? It’s important to let Microsoft hear from you at more than just Convergence. I’ve heard your questions in sessions, I know you’re not shy. I’m guessing you just don’t know how to make yourself heard throughout the year. So how do you do that? 2 options are: 1) Newsgroups 2) Blogs [Newsgroups](http://community.dynamics.com/gp/f/32) – the Great Plains newsgroups are easy to use. You can find them [here](http://community.dynamics.com/gp/f/32). Newsgroups are great for asking questions, getting advice, and finding support. You can also make suggestions for Microsoft on features and vote for or against suggested features. When it comes to Dynamics, every year is an election year. Go Vote! Blogs – Blogs create community. They are typically one voice with lots of opportunity for response. In a simple metaphone, imagine a newspaper opinion piece with unlimited letters to the editor and a chance for other papers to respond with their own editorials, each with unlimited letters to the editor as a response. Read a blog. Heck read [mine](/). Start a blog. Give me your ideas. Tell me I’m off base. Tell Microsoft they got it right or they missed the mark. Just don’t sit there silently! How do you start? Take a look at the links on the bottom left at convergencebloggers.net or take a look at these: Blog Readers: [My MSN](http://www.msn.com/), [Google](https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl), My Yahoo!, Bloglines, [Newsgator](http://www.sitrion.com). I know you’ve heard of some of these. Blog Creators: [MSN Spaces](https://onedrive.live.com/), [Blogger](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&hl=en&passive=1209600&continue=https://www.blogger.com/home) Look, this is pretty simple. Microsoft will listen to their customers. If I’m the only customer blogger at Convergence again next year, I get a disproportionate voice. I’m ok with that, my needs will get met. You, however, will have to shout louder to get heard. So speak up! --- # Burgum Banged One Out of the Park - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/burgum-banged-one-out-of-the-park/ - Date: 2006-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article **Doug Burgum hit one out of the park today**. No Marco Polo, no flocks of birds. We got to see the real Doug. He talked about how his background and childhood have have shaped the values of Great Plains and now Microsoft Dynamics. Doug successfully linked the small town dynamics of Arthur, North Dakota to the community being built around Dynamics. I had a hot dog with Doug once at a Tech Ed. He’s a nice guy and that really came out today. Maybe Bill should take a lesson from Doug! Satya Nadella showed off all the community things I blogged about just a minute ago. Thank God somebody is finally pushing Newsgroups, Suggestions and MVP’s. Satya you are right on point! Give us an expanded ability to follow the newsgroups via RSS! Yeah, I’ll add it to the suggestions. Satya also showed off the sandbox, snippets of shared code for Dynamics. Unfortunately, there’s no SNAP items yet for GP, so I’ll have to keep watching it over time. Update: I corrected Doug Burgum’s home state from Montana to North Dakota. I knew that but apparently there was a bug in my mental code. I’ve applied the service pack and fixed this post. --- # Convergence Quick Takes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-quick-takes/ - Date: 2006-03-28 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article After this I’m off to the airport and home to sunny Orlando. Here are my rapid fire quick takes: - Great focus on community. Doug’s closing session brought it all together. - If you blog it, they will come. I can’t tell you how many people said they saw me on the screen, or subscribed to the blog, or hunted me down to say hi. So what are you doing to get listened to? - Make the sessions shorter. 1 1/2 hours is too long. Focus them to 45 min. with 15 minutes of Q&A. An hour is just about right and the questions are always great. - I want Kimberly Tripp for the SQL stuff next year. Nobody does SQL tuning and tips like she does. But you’ll need a big room. She’s a great speaker. Bring her in and I’ll pick up one of her meal tabs. - Why isn’t Dwight Specht an MVP? He’s forgotten more about GP than I ever knew, and at one time, I thought I knew a lot. How do I nominate him? - [Robert Scoble](http://scobleizer.com/) needs to have the Fabulous Matt G on [Channel 9.](http://channel9.msdn.com/) I sent Scoble an email and he’s up for it. How do I get these two guys together? Satya? Doug? Bill? Somebody fly Robert to Fargo. - The instructor led sessions were a hit. Long lines, tickets, sold out performance. I did check and as of yesterday, there were no reports of scalping. Maybe thats how I can pay for Convergence next year, hmm… [What I heard from people:](http://channel9.msdn.com/) - San Diego, Orlando and Vegas are the top 3 suggestions for the future of Convergence - The speakers in the sessions were of all over the map in terms of quality – focus hard on that. - The busing between hotels worked, but it’s really convenient if you can come down from your room and straight to a session. Yeah I know, that’s easier with a 100 or a 1,000 people. - Everyone was impressed with the size of Convergence this year. I’ll probably have a few more thoughts on the plane and post-convergence wrap up, but all this blogging is wearing me out. I’ll be back to a more reasonable once or twice a week when I get home. Please don’t take any of these comments as negatives. This was very good Convergence, we just always want more because that’s what customers do! --- # Hey, that’s Bill Gates! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/hey-thats-bill-gates/ - Date: 2006-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article For those not paying attention previously, I’m at Covergence, Microsoft’s ERP and CRM annual conference. Bill Gates just finished his keynote. I didn’t live blog the keynote because my seat was too tight to pull out the laptop. Other people will cover the specifics, you should be able to get the whole speech off the web. I wanted to give a few impressions. I’ve never seen Bill live, but I’ve heard him speak remotely so I had an idea what to expect. He was pretty heavily scripted but some of the new devices he showed off really got oohs and aahs from the crowd. Things like a touchscreen big screen with web parts, huge, very cool, desktop monitors and a table that functions as an extened screen and interface for a mobile device. Toys create buzz, even for accountants. We did see that some of the desktop parts coming to Windows Vista will include financial parts tied to Dynamics. So you can have maybe, sales data, live on your destop in a little window without having Dynamics running. I hoping for a little more of the real Bill during the Q&A. We got a little and it was bit odd. He talked about his daughter’s desire for a bunny and how they used the web to steer her away from a bunny and to a better “Pet Experience”. I’m not sure if he was trying to be funny but but it freaked out a few people near me. Kids have pets, not “Pet Experiences”. Parents have “Pet Experiences” when the dog throws up on the bed but I don’t think that’s what Bill was going for. It did come out in some other anecdotes, that his kids humble him. Kids seem to have that effect, as do pets. All in all I think we got a speech in the new trend of talking to a broader audience not just the one in front of you. --- # GP9 Inventory - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp9-inventory/ - Date: 2006-03-27 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 10, GP 9 - Type: original article There are some nice things in GP9 and 10 coming for inventory. Stock Counts seem to be unchanged but there is better visibility around Cost Adjustments. 2 stage transfers are available now with field service but may be in the core for v10. Some of the holes from previous versions have also been filled in. Cost adjustments GL’s can are now created automatically instead of just getting a recommendation to key an entry. --- # Convergence Lessons: Pace Yourself! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-lessons-pace-yourself/ - Date: 2006-03-27 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I finally wore out this afternoon and skipped a session to spend some time in the Expo during a quieter period and just recharge. Texas is big, this convention center is big and the blisters on my feet are big. Vendors, however, have to be happy that people are lining up to get into the Expo as soon as it opens. It’s a nice big expo this year with lots of vendors. And if you’re not filling out evals, you better hurry. I keep winning prizes for filling out evaluations. --- # Ask Bill G. - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ask-bill-g/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I just stumbled across the Ask Bill Gates portion of the Convergence website. I have a question, but I’m not sure Bill is the guy to answer it. But if you want to ask Bill a question, email me an I’ll post it or go here: https://www1.msconvergence.com/Wizard/ask\_billg/wp1.aspx My question is: Past Convergence conferences have provided CPE credits for those who want/need them. (I suspect there is more than a few CPA’s in this crowd) Is that being done this year? No one at the services or registration desks are to be able to give me an answer so I thought I would post this here. Anyone, anyone, Bueller, anyone? I’ll have to ponder my questions for Bill G. “Can I have 5 million bucks?”, seems like such a self serving question. I’ll try to come up with a better one. --- # 15 Seconds of Fame - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/15-seconds-of-fame/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Hey, I won a High Sierra computer bag for being the first customer blogger! Hmm… write a few words, win a prize, pretty cool. I also filled out an eval from yesterday and won a t-shirt. I guess I’ve gotten my 15 seconds of fame. (In Andy Warhol’s world everyone got 15 minutes of fame. But this is the internet world so I’m down to 15 seconds!) --- # Live Blogging Jeff Raikes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/live-blogging-jeff-raikes/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Doug Burgum introduced Jeff Raikes and managed to stay nicely on point without drifing off into Marco Polo stories. Nice job Doug. Jeff is continuing the People Ready theme that Microsoft articulated last week. One irony, in his New World of Work section, Jeff mentions three core points, - One World of Business, - Transparency and - Always On, Always Connected. Well, in the interest of Transparency, there’s no WiFi in the keynot hall, so there’s no Always On, Always Connected. OUCH! The devil really is in the details. Jeff however is doing a good job of articulating how all the different pieces inter-connect to automate processes. Something that I think on a lot of people’s minds. We’re really starting to see how all of these pieces tie together tightly with Office/SQL Server and Sharepoint. As I look at our organization and talk to people in other companies, it seems that many companies are now over the core implementation hump and are looking a new extensions – BI, reporting, CRM, etc. It feels like Jeff is on target with customers. --- # GP9 Overview - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp9-overview/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Based on the GP 9 overview, these are the compelling reasons for US to upgrade from 8.0 to 9.0: - Available enhanced Audit Trails (extra cost) - Available electronic sign off (extra cost) - New Payables check batch window and streamlined payables processing (free) - Home page, connection to Outlook is nice. - Installation improvements - Mass deployment (Outlook, SMS, or Group Policy) - New set up checklist - New GP webservice for Integration (Developer Toolkit) Some other things I like but which don’t specifically apply to TransitTV are: - Extender (Extra cost) Your mileage may vary. I’ve talked to a number of people on 7.5 and an upgrade to 9.0 will give them a lot of 8.0’s benefits as well ,such as undoing JE’s. The Developer Toolkit for GP is a great idea. The ability to use VS2005 to extend GP and avoid Dexterity has the ability to be huge. Anything that opens up GP to more developers is a good thing. --- # SQL Server 2005 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2005/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Type: original article I’m in the What’s New In SQL Server 2005 session, since I was at one of the regional launch events, not much is new for me, buuut, it’s a nice refresher. I’m an accountant so I have to work to scrape up the time to play with SQL 2005 and my time has been kind of limited. But I have played with it and I like what I see. I really like the new Reporting Services features geared toward power users. Microsoft often focuses on developers to the detriment of power users and this brings power users back into the fold. --- # Sunday Lunch - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sunday-lunch/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I had lunch with a few customers who are old friends, a partner, a customer who used to be a partner. I’m disguising the names so nobody hits me over the head later. A comment in the general session about shrinking software margins struck a nerve with partners and former partners alike. Improved installation of GP and easier customization via Extender also has the potential to cut into partner margins. Microsoft has a delicate balancing act going on here. Lots of people have built their businesses on MS and partners are still smarting from the failed MS-Siebel collaboration from several years ago. MS CRM 3.0 may finally be the product to get partners past this open wound but MS needs to be careful not to open any new wounds. --- # Shout Out to Some Old Friends - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/shout-out-to-some-old-friends/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I’ve got some old friends here at Convergence that I haven’t said Hi to yet on the blog, so this is a shameless plug. The folks from [Haas Outdoor and Mossy Oak](http://www.mossyoak.com/) are here and their just a great bunch of people. If you’re into all things camo or if you just have a daughter starting to date and want some gear to hide in the bushes with, these are the people for you. Their tackling CRM to add to their GP install so they’ve got a full plate at Convergence. Say hi, if you see them. Michael Johnson from [Gibson Guitars](http://www.gibson.com/) is here. He’s a really bright guy who manages to be nice at the same time. If you play, find Michael. He can tell you how a guitar makes it’s way through GP. Bob McAdam is here from [Trucks.com](http://www.trucks.com/). I’ve seen him from across the room but I haven’t hunted him down yet. If you see Bob, tell him I owe him a drink. Huh, that’s a weird dynamic, (no pun intended). Hunting gear, trucks and guitars. Theirs a country song in here somewhere. One more. Davis Sooknanan is here from [Road Town Wholesale](http://www.rtwbvi.com/) in the British Virgin Islands. If you sail, you know the British Virgin Islands. If you eat while you sail, you should know Road Town Wholesale. All these folks are great people and people I call friends. Friends who don’t write or call enough but don’t ask for money! If all about community and people, here’s a few good ones to say hi to. --- # SQL Reporting Services Full - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-reporting-services-full/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article The SQL Reporting Services session was full. I was late and the room may have been too small, but it’s good for Microsoft’s Business Intelligence push that so many people are interested. The theater has a good number of people learning about updating to 9.0. This also good, considering that the theater is most of the way to Oklahoma! --- # Upgrading to GP 9.0 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/upgrading-to-gp-9-0/ - Date: 2006-03-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Warning: This was a nitty gritty session. Excutives and Salespeople need not apply! The Upgrading to GP 9 session was very good. Down and dirty. Not exciting, but clear and concise. The Q&A afterward was great. Here’s some key things I learned: 1) The first service pack is due end of April. Partners should be looking for a wave upgrades after that. 2) Macros and Integrations may not update. Test those heavily! 3) The “push” installer will only install GP apps at this time, not 3rd parties or customizations unless 3rd parties are also using the msi installer. This is version 1 of the new install/update process. Expect this to be refined improved over time. 4) The install will automatically set the recovery model to simple as part of the install. 5) FRx 6.7 is the latest, you should be fine. 6) 7.5 won’t run on SQL 2k5 so you should update GP first then update the database if you are doing both. 7) If you are going from 8.0, there wasn’t a straight answer but it seemed to be up to you as long as you are on the SP that allows 8.0 to support SQL 2k5 --- # First Impressions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/first-impressions/ - Date: 2006-03-25 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article OK, here are my first thoughts on Convergence. This one is big. Texas big. I go to Convergence about every other year. I didn’t make it to San Diego last year but I was in Orlando in ’04. This one is huge! Registration was a breeze, as I expect it to be at a Microsoft conference. We got a nice bag but thats about it. MS seems short on toys this year. I still use the retractable headset from ’04 because I can’t find anything more compact! Did I mention it was BIG this year? I spent a few minutes in the hands on lab, Matt G. wasn’t kidding, they have A LOT of computers. Everything is running virtual server and it takes a minute to load what you want but it works well. Passwords are both required and provided. That annoyed me at first and then it seemed like a good idea. Users need to use strong passwords so Microsoft is setting an example. The expo hall is huge. Based on the booths, this may be only trade show some of these vendors go to. So here’s my advice for next year. I want to know 2 thing from your booth. What’s your name and what do you do. Give me that in big bold letters. Don’t make me work for it. Also, don’t bunch in groups with your co-workers. I know, it’s the end of the day, you’re tired. You have several days ahead of you. Two words. FAKE IT. Call me anything you want behind a nice smile. There are a lot more vendors with similar offerings so it’s time to out “Friendly” the competition. I’m pretty whipped from the flight. I’m not sure I’m going to make the welcome reception. --- # I’m Off to Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/im-off-to-convergence/ - Date: 2006-03-24 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article OK, I’m off to Convergence 2006 in the morning. I’ll do my best to blog the sessions I go to, along with any other nuggets I pick up. I have my handy Verizon EVDO card, so I can blog even if the WiFi acts funny. (Hopefully! You still need a cell signal!) If you’re going, I’ll see you there. --- # Weekly Dynamic: Inventory Adjustment Totals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-inventory-adjustment-totals/ - Date: 2006-03-22 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article With [Convergence](http://www.microsoft.com/en/envision) almost here, I expect the next several Weekly Dynamics to highlight new DynamicsGP 9.0 features so we’ll look at an old frustration today. When making an inventory adjustment, GP doesn’t tell you what the total dollar value of the adjustment is and negative adjustments are shown as $0. Yeah, it’s pretty frustrating. I understand why, but that doesn’t make it better. When doing a full inventory count, it’s really a pain. Here’s the why: GP maintains the inventory layers (what the cost of an individual product was) even when your costing method does not require it. This is what allows you to switch between different inventory methods. So, if you use Average Cost, which doesn’t have layers, and want to move to FIFO, which does, the data is there and you can make the change. A simple example, I buy 2 of the same thing, one for a $1, one for $3. The average is $2. With average cost, I sell one, and $2 leaves inventory, $2 is left. Same scenario with FIFO, I sell one, the first one is sold for a $1 and $3 is left in inventory. Why do you care? Because when you have a negative inventory adjustment, GP shows zero because the adjustment could span multiple layers and it can’t give you a single unit cost. There may be multiple unit costs. Increase adjustments show the cost because GP assumes that you’re increasing it based on what the last cost was. If not, GP assumes you’re smart enough to change it. GP doesn’t assume that you’ll get the layer cost data right on a decrease adjustment. The frustration is that after counting inventory, you can’t tell if you have a $2,000 adjustment or a $200,000 adjustment until it gets to the GL. That difference might be a simple unit of measure problem, a bad count, or your career headed down the toilet. You might want to know that before it hits the GL. Sorry for the long explanation but explaining this has helped me calm down a few CFO’s. Here’s my workaround. 1) Enter the Inventory adjustment transaction. 2) Create a smartlist that only shows that transaction. 3) Make sure to include quantity, u of m, extended cost and current cost. 4) Export to Excel. 5) Add a column showing quantity x current cost and call it EST ADJ. This gives you an estimate of the adjustment based on what the item costs today. It’s not perfect, but normally I’m looking for a numbers around a materiality threshold and this will typically get you materially close. 6) Total the EST ADJ column You now have your estimated adjustement total and you can also sort by the EST ADJ column to find the highest cost variances for additional investigation. This will help you find that bad count or whacky U of M before you call a headhunter. --- # Policy Manual and Calculator Downloads - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/policy-manual-and-calculator-downloads/ - Date: 2006-03-21 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Reporting & BI, SQL & Data - Type: original article I’ve added two new items to the [Download](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) section at DynamicAccounting.net. The first is a process and report that allows you to create and print an accounting policy manual from within DynamicsGP (Great Plains). The process uses the chart of accounts to create policies (non-financial accounts so they won’t affect statements) and a custom Great Plains report (built with Report Writer, no Crystal required) to print and distribute the manual. We found when trying to setup our policies that we really just needed the basics but maintaining a Word doc was a pain and setting up a database to manage just that was overkill. So this was the solution. The download includes full instructions and the custom report package. I also have the SQL available if you want to do this in Crystal or with a SQL query on an intranet. I’ve also added Moffsoft’s great, free calculator, FreeCalc. This is a great replacement for the Windows Calculator and includes a transaction tape. With FreeCalc, I’ve been able to get rid of the adding machine on my desk. I hope you like ’em, enjoy! --- # A Little Credit - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/a-little-credit/ - Date: 2006-03-20 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article I tend to be someone who constantly pushes harder for things to be better, especially when talking about process and technology. But instead of pushing, I want to stop and give and give a little credit. The MS folks have a nice blog aggregation setup around Convergence at ConvergenceBloggers.net and when I complained about the ALL rss feed not working, it was fixed very quickly. As I look through the bloggers on the site, the CRM folks are everywhere! They really seem to have embraced blogs as a way to evangelize and improve CRM. Nice job so far everyone! --- # Convergence Preview - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-preview/ - Date: 2006-03-19 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article This weekend, [Satya Nadella’s blog](https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1460852152&rver=6.0.5286.0&wp=MBI&wreply=http:%2F%2Fblogs.msdn.com%2Fb%2Fsatyanadella%2Farchive%2F2006%2F03%2F18%2F554567.aspx&lc=1033&id=271611) gives us a preview of the tone of Convergence 2006. Expect to hear a lot about “People-Ready” software and “People-Ready Business”. I like the focus on people. It humanizes Microsoft. This “humanizing” of MS really started with Robert Scoble and his blog and has spread with the growth of other MS bloggers, the MVP and RD programs and all of their efforts to create a conversation. But Microsoft Dynamics (formerly Business Solutions) has been slow to show the kind of transparency seen with say, the SQL Server 2005 product or the upcoming Office 2007. I know A LOT MORE about the features coming in Office 2007 than in the next version of DynamicsGP. The list of Dynamics bloggers is pretty small and inconsistent. Too many blog posts from Microsofties sound like PR releases when discussing Dynamics products. I do have to give the CRM guys credit, there seems to be alot more conversations going on in the blogosphere around CRM. Shame on the rest of the groups! Show us some passion for the products this week so we can go back to and create some buzz! Update: Fixed Title – …oops --- # Weekly Dynamic: Best Practice, Daily Bank Recons - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-dynamic-best-practice-daily-bank-recons/ - Date: 2006-03-17 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article In his various accounting best practices books like [Fast Close](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0471708976/sr=8-1/qid=1142608012/ref=sr_1_1?%5Fencoding=UTF8) Stephen Bragg recommends reconciling bank data on a daily basis. This is actually very easy to do with DynamicsGP and Great Plains. This process will shorten your month end close since you don’t have to wait for the bank statement, and it will let you find and fix issues throughout the month, not just at month end. So how do you it? - **Option 1:** Use the Electronic Reconciliation module and get a special file from your bank every day. If you’re a large company dealing with large banks, this is a great option, but it’s not for everyone. - **Option 2:** Use your bank’s website and normal reconciliation. Admit it, you get your bank balance off of your bank’s website now so this is easy, even for little firms with small banks. Here are the steps: 1. Go to your bank’s website, get today’s posted balance and print out the daily transactions back to when you last got your statement. 2. Start a bank reconciliation process in DynamicsGP. 3. Enter today’s posted balance for the bank statement ending balance and use today’s date for the dates. 4. Check off cleared items and balance the statement to a zero difference. 5. When finished, click OK. DON’T CLICK RECONCILE! Clicking OK will save the reconciliations. 6. On the next day, repeat these steps for 1 day’s worth of transactions. 7. At month end, verify the totals with the statement and then click reconcile. The month end bank rec process is now minutes, not hours. There a few potential pitfalls to look out for: 1. There may be a few days at month end where you can’t reconcile into the next month until you have received the final statement. In this case you can either rely on the website as the final reconciling document or have a few days to make up early in the next month. Both options have problems, I’ve seen banks have website issues that cause the statement and website to not match, but this is pretty rare. However, Delaying a few days tends to break the nice daily balancing rythm you develop. There’s no perfect option, pick whichever one fits your business requirements. 2. Make sure you know where you left off from the day before. Often bank websites won’t let you print just one day, you have to print the whole screen which can overlap days. --- # Convergence Blog - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-blog/ - Date: 2006-03-17 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As of right now (3:30pm EST, 3/17/06) there are 9 partners, 3 speakers and 11 microsofties with blogs listed with the Convergence blog site. There are no customers listed. I’ve already submitted DynamicAccounting.net as a customer blog but it can take up to 48 hrs. to show up on the site. (What? Are they using a mainframe?). So for now, I’m taking credit for being the first customer blogger on the Convergence Blog site. I blogged the 2004 Convergence from Orlando when people wondered what a blog was. I didn’t see any other blogs that year. (A server crash during Hurricane Charlie later in 2004 took out my blog but I still have the SQL archive with the posts on CD somewhere) It’s nice to see the emphasis on blogging and the ease of adding your own blog to the mix of RSS feeds. By the way, the ALL rss feed is not working as of this moment. Somebody please fix that. I don’t want to have to send the RSS Police, er Robert Scoble, after you! --- # DynamicsGP Table Reference is Now Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicsgp-table-reference-is-now-available/ - Date: 2006-03-16 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article My DynamicsGP Table Reference document is now available on [www.dynamicaccounting.net](/). Simply register and go to the [Downloads](/1000-downloads-of-windows-8-microsoft-dynamics-business-analyzer-inside-microsoft-dynamics-gp-site-home-msdn-blogs/) section to get the table reference. This table reference is very useful for developers or report creators, especially when using Crystal Reports or SQL Server Reporting Services with DynamicsGP or Great Plains. The table reference is an Excel file with worksheets containing core GP tables and tables for other GP addons. As a reminder, registering gets you access to the scripts and download areas, along with our archive of Weekly Dynamic articles so you don’t have to sort through old blog entries. We will never sell, rent or transfer your information to anyone else and we won’t spam you with email. We have yet to send a single email to our registered users. We prefer RSS for communication so that you can be in control. --- # Convergence - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/convergence-2/ - Date: 2006-03-11 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Ok, I’m going to Convergence, March 25-28th. I haven’t blogged about this because I was going, then I wasn’t going, now I’m definitely going. Shoot me an email if you want to say hi. --- # Free Exams! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/free-exams/ - Date: 2006-02-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Microsoft is now offering a free, second shot at their Microsoft Learning IT Professional, Developer, or Microsoft Dynamics exams. I know on the Dynamics side, the learning resources can be um, scarce. This offers a great chance to take two whacks at an exam for the price of one. Full details are here. --- # Payroll Updates – Get ’em While Their Hot! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/payroll-updates-get-em-while-their-hot/ - Date: 2006-02-17 - Topics: Payroll & HR - Type: original article Payroll updates are ready for v. 7.5-9. You can find them on CustomerSource here: 7.5 http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=11454907&ja\_id=31227 8.0 http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=11454907&ja\_id=31227 9.0 http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=11454907&ja\_id=31229 --- # January Knowledge Base Archive - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/january-knowledge-base-archive/ - Date: 2006-02-17 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article The articles added to the GP knowledge base in January are here: http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=11454907&ja\_id=31231 --- # Service Pack 6 available for FRx 6.7 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/service-pack-6-available-for-frx-6-7/ - Date: 2006-02-09 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Service Pack 6 is now available for FRx 6.7. --- # Website will be down today - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/website-will-be-down-today/ - Date: 2006-02-07 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article mpolino.com and DynamicAccounting.net will be down today. I have to switch out the cable modem and it’s one of those “bring in the old, we’ll give you the new” kind of things. --- # Great Plains Knowledge Base Articles for 12/95 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/great-plains-knowledge-base-articles-for-1295/ - Date: 2006-01-20 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article For Customer Source subscribers, the GP knoweledge base articles for December are located at: http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=11219454&ja\_id=30175 --- # Year End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/year-end/ - Date: 2006-01-20 - Topics: Year-End & 1099, Payroll & HR - Type: original article If you run GP payroll, don’t forget to update your payroll tax tables. Also there is an update available for 1099’s. My December post seems to have an incorrect link to the GP year end resources. The correct link is Here. --- # GP 9.0 First Look - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/gp-9-0-first-look/ - Date: 2006-01-13 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Payables & Receivables - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article I got a first look at GP 9.0 this week via a partner webinar. It looks like another very solid upgrade similar to 8.0. The themes seem to be improved infrastructure, fixes for nagging issues and an overall Microsoftization of the product. That’s a good thing in my opinion. For example, installation is expected to be easier with 9.0. DynamicsGP 9.0 is installed using Microsoft’s .MSP installtion files, not .exe’s. This means that the installation will be more in line with other MS products and will allow for automatically updating client installations via Automatic Client Updates feature. Also, batches close on save automatically now, AP check selection is improved, true check per address functionality has been added to AP and more features are included in the core. I suspect there will be some pain with this release however. With Business Portal included you are looking at possibly an entirely new infrastructure (ASP.net 2.0, SQL Server 2005) underneath GP not to mention all the variations companies could be running. The product looks and behaves more and more like a Microsoft app and I think that this a good direction for GP. I’m looking forward to the upgrade. --- # SQl 2005 and Dynamics GP Compatibility info - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-2005-and-dynamics-gp-compatibility-info/ - Date: 2006-01-06 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, SQL & Data - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9, Great Plains (pre-GP) - Type: original article via MBS Blog Central (http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/3974579) here is the current compatibility status for GP and SQL Server: SQl 2005 and Dynamics GP Compatibility infoDynamics GP 9.0 – Compatible out-of-the box with SQL 2005 Great Plains 8.0 – Will be compatible with SQL 2005 with an upcoming service pack (no release date is set yet) Great Plains 7.5 and all earlier release with NOT be compatible with SQL 2005 Also, with the release of Dynamics GP 9.0, SQL Server 7.0 is no longer supported. Just SQL 2000 and 2005. Here is the full list of SQL versions supported with Dynamics GP 9.0. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition SP 4 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition SP 4 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Workgroup Edition SP 4 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) SP 4 MSDE 2000 SP 4 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (formerly called MSDE) --- # Website Upgrade in Progress - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/website-upgrade-in-progress/ - Date: 2005-12-31 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’ve decided to take the plunge and upgrade mpolino.com and dynamicaccounting.net to DotNetNuke 4.0.2, ASP.net 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. The ASP.net 2.0 upgrade is done and after some pain, the DotNetNuke upgrade is initially done. I still have some skin changes but it’s up. SQL Server 2005 upgrade is next. The worst part is over. I love DotNetNuke but they need to work on their documentation. It’s obtuse to say the least, but I figured it out. All should be back to normal by Monday at the latest. --- # Great Plains 9.0 – Stronger Core? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/great-plains-9-0-stronger-core/ - Date: 2005-12-16 - Topics: Payables & Receivables, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article I’ve looked through the Dynamics GP 9.0 enhancements list and I have to say that I’m impressed that so much of the new stuff is geared toward administrators. This release doesn’t appear to be a festival of new features, but a tightening up of the core. For admins there’s Mass Deployment, Automatic Client Updates, Setup Checklists, Scheduled Backups, and SQL Server 2005 Password Policies (does this mean we can use Windows authentication?) On the useability side, I saw improved batch creation, calendars for date entry, Smartlist integration with the letter writing wizard, GL Descriptions without drilling down, better check batch adjusting, true multiple remit to’s for vendors, and a number of improvements around reporting. No killer feature appeared but GP has been due for a good, solid boost to the foundation. All the admin features are necessary to compete in large deployments and bring GP close in line with Microsoft’s unified update ability. --- # New Branding for the Dynamics line? - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-branding-for-the-dynamics-line/ - Date: 2005-12-09 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article One thing I noticed at the MS Launch event yesterday was that the event literature continuously referred to “Microsoft Dynamics”. This is a change from the Microsoft Business Solutions branding. I never did find the Dynamics booth so that’s not a plus, but this may signify both a branding unification and simplification for the Dynamics line. --- # SQL Server 2005 Orlando Launch Event - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2005-orlando-launch-event/ - Date: 2005-12-08 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article Sorry for the long delays between posting, as we approach year end, it’s been pretty busy at work. I’ll try to get back to weekly features and gotcha’s next week. I went to the SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, Biz Talk Server 2006 Orlando launch event today. I got my free copy of SQL Server 2005 and VS 2005 as early Christmas toys. Expect GP to be available for SQL Server 2005 late January or early February if you’re an existing client. The launch event was alright but it seemed like they skimped on the level of executives present. The sessions were pretty heavy on overview and rah rah, considering that the products have been out for a month now. All in all though, it was worth the trip. If your registered for another city, go and have fun. I’m looking forward to SQL Server 2005. Maybe I’ll go home early to play with it. --- # Great Plains Resources for Year End - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/great-plains-resources-for-year-end/ - Date: 2005-12-08 - Topics: Year-End & 1099 - Type: original article For CustomerSource users, the November additions to the Knowledge Base are here: http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=10891918&ja\_id=28940 The Great Plains Year End Guide for 2005 is here: http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=10891918&ja\_id=28940 --- # FRx Service Pack 5 Now Available - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/frx-service-pack-5-now-available/ - Date: 2005-11-21 - Topics: Reporting & BI, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article FRx 6.7 is up to service pack 5. You can get it here: http://mbs.microsoft.com/public/insights/ReadArticle.aspx?rcpt\_id=10754643&ja\_id=28437 --- # Apologies, I’m Swamped - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/apologies-im-swamped/ - Date: 2005-11-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m behind on a weekly feature and I’ve missed a weekly gotcha. I’ve just been swamped at work and I was out of town earlier this week. I will try to get a feature up today. --- # If You Can’t Fire Them, Promote Them - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/if-you-cant-fire-them-promote-them/ - Date: 2005-11-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I may get in trouble for this post but here goes. I once gave my wife some advice. She owns her own business and her mother works with her. Her mother went through a period of high personal stress that affected her ability to concentrate and it was really hurting her work performance and the business. Since you really shouldn’t fire your mother, I suggested she promote her. It’s a great excuse to take away day to day tasks and free up time to resolve whatever other issues are going on. (You don’t need to be doing that bank balancing, that below your skills. We need you to work on the strategic direction for next year.) Well, it looks like Microsoft Business Solutions may be doing the same thing with Doug Burgum. Doug is a great guy in person but parts of his communication style leave a lot to be desired. If you’ve ever heard him speak, you may still be wondering what the point is. He’s also a Steve Balmer buddy and for a long time, the face of Great Plains and now MBS. Via Mary Jo Foley, MBS is moving Doug into a Chairman role, responsible for evangelism and long term planning. They are looking for a new VP to head the MBS unit. It’s no secret that MBS has been struggling to hit the goals Microsoft has set for them, but dumping Doug would be expensive from a marketing and competative strategy position. It would let competitors pound FUD on MBS. So Doug moves into the grandfatherly chairman role and someone, hopefully with a fresh perspective, gets to take this to the next level. This also continues the de-Fargoing of MBS. Burgum will continue to be based in Fargo but new role will be based in Redmond. --- # Weekly Gotcha:Get rid of that Print Dialogue - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-gotchaget-rid-of-that-print-dialogue/ - Date: 2005-11-18 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Do you hate that print dialogue box that pops up everytime you print? There is a way to get rid of it. In Named Printers, (Tools->Setup->System->Named Printers in 8.0) you can turn off print dialog box. Open named printers and check the Do Not Display System Print Dialog box. If you’ve already setup advanced printers, select the Machine ID drill down and check the box there. It’s not inuitive, but it can be done. --- # Weekly Feature: Schedule Your Macros - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-schedule-your-macros/ - Date: 2005-11-18 - Topics: Development & Integration, Tips & Hidden Features, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article You may have maintenance or reporting macros that you want to run when you’re not logged in. I’m working on a set of prebuild maintenance macros for registered users to be available in the near future. As promised in the Macros weekly feature, to schedule a macro to run: - Start GP, don’t log in. - At the Welcome window hit ALT-F8 to start recording. Name the macro and save it to a location where you can find it. - Log in as you normally would. (The macro will record your password. You may want a separate, maintenance only login for automatic macros) - After you are logged in, leave macro recorder running and either perform all the functions you want scheduled or run another macro that you’ve prebuilt that has all the functions you want. This second options adds increased flexibility. You can separate the scheduling macro from the macro used to perform maintenance. - When done, pick Tools->Macro->Stop Recording. - Almost Done. Open the macro (mac) file in notepad. Remove the # DEXVERSION line. (This removes version specific info from the file and makes it more version generic so you don’t get burned by a service pack) - Add the line: Logging file ‘macro.log’ to the top of macro. (This turns off macro dialog boxes) To fire this macro off you need 3 pieces. The dynamics.exe location, dynamics.set location and the macro location. The line to run your macro from a windows shortcut looks something like this: “C:Program FilesMicrosoft Business Solutions80Great PlainsDynamics.exe” “C:Program FilesMicrosoft Business Solutions80Great PlainsDynamics.set” “C:Documents and SettingsmpolinoDesktoplogin.mac” Quotes are required. Create a shortcut with these locations and use the windows scheduler to fire off the shortcut. After that your macros will run as scheduled. Any error dialogs are logged in the macro.log file. Now you can run those maintenance macros while you are at the beach! --- # Weekly Feature: Advanced Macro Tips - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-advanced-macro-tips/ - Date: 2005-11-09 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features, Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article We covered basic macro information last week. This week we’ve got some advanced features. 1) Move macros from version to version. Sometimes recorded macros won’t run after an upgrade or a service pack. Open the macro file (.mac) in notepad and remove the top line. It will look something like this: # DEXVERSION=DEX 8.00m076 2 2 and indicates the version the macro was recorded in. Since many GP updates add features, rather than changing features this usually works fine. 2) Split up macros. This was covered in last weeks [Weekly Gotcha](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/2005/11/weekly-gotcha-macro-pauses.html) 3) Allow access to limited areas. This was more important in past versions but if a user needs to perform a single function behind the system password, you can create a macro that incorporates the password and allows them to perform the funtion. Other items behind the system password are normally not accessible because the password would be required again and the macro has hidden it from the user. BEWARE though, this puts the system password in an unencrypted text (.mac) file so you’ll want to limit access to the macro file and track system activity. Also, if you change the system password, you break the macro. 4) Edit a macro by hand. You can edit the macro (.mac) file with notepad. So if you have a long macro and you need to make a simple change (like a name or system password ;)) you can edit the file. I asked MBS support and developer types if there is a document outlining how the macro language works but I’ve been repeated told that nothing like that exists. 5) Step through the macro. You can use the STEP (shift-f8) option to step through your macro one command at a time if you are having problems. 6) Macrotize your reports. Report Scheduler and Report Groups are great but sometimes you need odd report settings (like yesterday). Remember that you can use macros to setup the report, let you enter the date and then finish printing. 7) Macrotize your maintenance. Checklinks and Reconcile can both be run with macros. You can review the macro help file to even see how to autoschedule a macro. I’ll probably cover it as well on a later post. --- # It’s Launch Day! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/its-launch-day/ - Date: 2005-11-07 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 8 - Type: original article It’s launch day at MS. SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 officially launch today. I’ll be attending the Orland launch event in early December as MS does a roadshow throughout the country to promote both products. BizTalk is in there as well but won’t actually be available until 2006. SQL Server is extremely relevant for GP users. GP 8.0 needs a service pack update to work with SQL Server 2005 but that should be out pretty soon. There are some great enhancements in SQL 2005. If MS can make the upgrade from 2000 to 2005 as seamless as so many 7.0 to 2000 upgrades were they will have hit a home run. Everything I’ve seen about SQL 2005 has been very positive. VS 2005 is also relevant for reporting and add-on. I’ve heard a LOT of great things from developers running beta versions. Right at launch time, however, there seems to be some grumbling about whether they waited too long, released too early or got it juuuust right. We’ll have to see what the consensus is in 6 months. There is always so much hype, positive from MS and negative from other camps that only time will tell how great both of these products are. Put down as pro-hype for SQL Server 2005. --- # Weekly Feature: Macro Basics - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-macro-basics/ - Date: 2005-11-04 - Topics: Development & Integration, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article In honor of Halloween, our featured item this week is something scary to many people, MACROS. (insert scary Halloween laugh here.) A macro is a function that allows the automation of certain events in a program. In Great Plains, macros can be used to take out some of the annoying parts. For example, when we transfer money, we always transfer it one way, from Money Market to operating. Everything is the same but the dollar amount. So, I build a macro to fill in everything but the amount. Now I just run the macro, add an amount and I’m done. Building a macro in GP is easy but somewhat tedious. Remember though, you only have to build it once, you get to run it over and over again. A GP macro works the same way as if you were sitting there keying in the info. That’s important thing to remember as you build macros. To start, select Tools->Macro->Record. Name the macro TESTand remember where you saved it. Pick Transactions->Financial>Bank Transfers for our example. Key in everything but the amount to transfer. Click Tools->Macro->Stop Recording. You’ve now recorded all that work. Push clear and close the window. Pick Tools->Macro->Play. Find your macro file and click open. Close the box telling you how long the macro ran. You now have bank transfer waiting for your amount. To finish the transfer, enter the amount and click post. Adding the macro to the shortcut bar is the easiest way to run a macro and it gets rid of the run time message. There’s more you can do with macros and we’ll cover the advanced stuff another time. You can also learn more in the Great Plains help files. --- # Weekly Gotcha: Macro Pauses - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-gotcha-macro-pauses/ - Date: 2005-11-04 - Topics: Development & Integration, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article When building a macro, you can pause to allow for user input with the Insert Pause button. The problem is that the user has to know to go to Tools->Macro->Continue after they input their information. This extremely non-intuitive. A better option is to build multiple macros. Let each macro stop before required input and a new macro be set to start after input. Then add all the macros to the shortcut bar with a number in from of them like a series of steps (you can use folders to isolate various processes. This way a user would see something like: 1) Click here to Start bank transfer 2) Enter Amount 3) Click here to post transfer Steps 1 and 3 would be macros, step 2 would be a dummy shortcut. The user would click step 1 to populate all the bank account info. They would enter the amount as step 2 and the step 3 macros would post and finish processing. This makes changes to the process easy since you don’t have to re-record a giant macro and it funcitons as a poor man’s workflow. --- # Closer Alignment between Dynamics Producst and Server - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/closer-alignment-between-dynamics-producst-and-server/ - Date: 2005-11-04 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In an interview yesterday, Satya Nadella, corporate VP for MBS outlined some the stronger server/product ties for the Dynamics range of products, including DynamicsGP. --- # Dynamics GP 9.0 Partner Tour - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamics-gp-9-0-partner-tour/ - Date: 2005-10-31 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: GP 9 - Type: original article Microsoft is launching a partner tour in advance of the Dynamics GP 9.0 release. If you’re a partner (I’m not, just a lowly user), details are here. Even if you’re not a partner, the website gives some clues to what’s in the 9.0 release. --- # SQL Server 2005 Released to Manufacturing - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sql-server-2005-released-to-manufacturing/ - Date: 2005-10-28 - Topics: SQL & Data, Install, Upgrade & Admin, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article SQL Server 2005 has been released to manufacturing today. The public launch date is November 7. My understanding is that Great Plains SP4 will support SQL Server 2005. Do you want a free copy of SQL Sever 2005? Visit a launch event and get a free copy of SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005. --- # Microsoft Business Solutions Getting Closer to Profitability - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/microsoft-business-solutions-getting-closer-to-profitability/ - Date: 2005-10-28 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Via Microsoft Monitor: *Microsoft Business Solutions revenue was $181 million, compared to $156 million a year earlier. The operating loss decreased from $31 million to $12 million, year over year. Sequentially, revenue was $247 million, with an operating loss of $76 million. During the quarter, the division released* *Office Small Business Accounting* *and announced the new* *Dynamics brand**. Microsoft’s second-quarter MBS revenue projection is for growth of 11 percent to 13 percent.* Looks like MBS is getting closer to profitability. Certainly it was a nice decrease in the loss quarter over quarter. --- # Weekly Gotcha: That Little Security Checkbox - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-gotcha-that-little-security-checkbox/ - Date: 2005-10-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Payables & Receivables - Type: original article Lots of people know this but it will still get you. You MUST check the Security checkbox in Tools-Setup-Company-Company if you want security to be active. Otherwise, all that security work you did is irrelevant. What is this good for? Well, you might turn security off for a test company to allow freer testing. Or, you might want security off while you build some initial settings. Generally, though you want this turned on! --- # Sevice Pack 7 Now Available for Great Plains 7.5 - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/sevice-pack-7-now-available-for-great-plains-7-5/ - Date: 2005-10-26 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: Great Plains (pre-GP) - Type: original article GP 7.5 is up to Service Pack 7. You can get it --- # Weekly Feature:Excel Subtotals - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-featureexcel-subtotals/ - Date: 2005-10-25 - Topics: Excel & Office, Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article I’m going to digress slightly with this week’s feature. This is actually an Excel feature, not a Great Plains feature per se but it has huge implications for Smartlist exports, so I’m going to cover it as a feature. If you’ve never used Subtotals in Excel before, you need to know that I get more jaw dropping looks from people over this feature than for anything else I’ve shown them. Often I get slapped as well because they’ve just finished some long, tedious subtotalling by hand. So what do subtotals do? When you export Smartlists that are detail lines such as GL transaction, Purchase Transaction Lines Lines, Sales Line Items, Inventory Transactions, etc., you get the details of transaction but often you also need the subtotal of all those lines to trace back to the transaction total. This is where Excel subtotals come in. Figuring out where all those transactions break and subtotaling with a formula is really slow. I’ll use Purchase Transaction Lines in this example and start by exporting a large number of lines (1000) to Excel. Sort the list by PO Number either in Smartlist before exporting or in Excel after the export. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP. You would actually sort by whatever you want to subtotal on. It could be open vs. closed PO’s, date created, etc. We’ll use PO Number for our example. In Excel select Data->Subtotals. This pops up a box that you follow through like a wizard. At each change in: Check PO Number Use Function: Select SUM Add Subtotal to: Check only Extended Cost Click OK [![](/img/blogger/ac71fe4f8ccbf035.gif)](/img/blogger/0b2cd3b838ce828e.gif) In English: “At each change in PO number, sum the extended cost. Replace any current subtotals and put the summary below the data.” Your PO’s now have the extended cost for each line subtotaled by PO number. There are little numbers 1,2 & 3 to the left of cell A1. Clicking on these expands and contracts the amount of detail you see. You can see a grand total, a subtotal by PO or the full detail. Depending on how you sort and filter the Smartlist data you can get different results, for example separating open and closed PO lines from the PO. If you uncheck the Replace Current Subtotals box you can actually create nested heirarchies of subtotals. But that hurts my brain. Excel’s subtotals overcome one of the few shortcomings of Smartlists. You can’t total stuff in Smartlists, but now you know more about totalling than you ever wanted. --- # New Toys Coming From Microsoft’s Office Business Applications Group - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-toys-coming-from-microsofts-office-business-applications-group/ - Date: 2005-10-24 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Via Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft’s Office Business Applications (OBA) group is working on new end-to-end business intelligence strategy. Expect to see the upcoming Office 12 start to really take shape as the BI front end for MBS and other non-MBS ERP solutions. Also mentioned is Biz#, some type of financial management server, whose specifics are currently under wraps. Plus, due Nov. 1, is Microsoft’s Business Scorecard Accelerator. Another Office family accelerator. You can read the whole article here: http://www.microsoft-watch.com/article2/0,1995,1876647,00.asp?kc=MWRSS02129TX1K0000535 --- # MBS Scuttles Business Framework - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/mbs-scuttles-business-framework/ - Date: 2005-10-21 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Via Mary Jo Foley and her Microsoft Watch site, Microsoft Business Solutions is scuttling their separate business framework designed to lay over the .Net framework. In my mind, this is probably a good thing. We haven’t seen great success when the MBS folks stray too far from the mothership. If you remember Business Portal 1.0 before they moved to a Sharepoint framework, it was pretty bad. Yeah, it was a 1.0 product but it was also a technology silo. Great Plains’ strength in particular is built around developers. 3rd party add ons are available for just about everything. It’s weakness is the underlying Dexterity chasis. Specialized developers can build great apps but the learning curve limits the raw number of developers willing to jump in. Also, you have to maintain and grow the language as well as the app. From the story, most of the pieces will end up in other MS apps, the new workflow engine, LINQ, etc. The only sad part is the time and energy spent here that could have been used elsewhere, but hey, that’s business. In case you missed the link up above, the full story is also here – http://www.microsoft-watch.com/article2/0,1995,1875024,00.asp?kc=MWRSS02129TX1K0000535. --- # Weekly Gotcha – Batch Transactions - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-gotcha-batch-transactions/ - Date: 2005-10-18 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article In most of the batches in Great Plains, when you are working with a batch there is a big transaction button in the lower right. The logical conclusion most people come to is that this brings you to the first transation in the batch you have listed. Nope. Wong. Nada. Nyet. Fooled you again. I don’t know WHY they didn’t make it work this way, but they didn’t. The actual behavior is that is takes you to a new record, at the END of the batch you have listed. But, this can get you where your want to go. You can: 1) Click the Transaction button and work your way backward through a batch of transactions. 2) Select the batch right BEFORE the batch you want, click the Transaction button. Click the forward arrow and move forward through the batch. The batch will change you the next batch (the batch you want) and you are off and running. All of this assumes your sort type at the bottom is set to Batch ID. Sometimes it just helps to know you’re not crazy and they didn’t design they way you would have. --- # Weekly Feature: Setup users without being SA - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-setup-users-without-being-sa/ - Date: 2005-10-17 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article In v8.0 you can add users to Great Plains without being logged in as SA. Unlike previous versions, there is an option to create Non-SA administrators and get some separation between database and application security. From page 27 of the MBS Planning for Security in Great Plains guide: *2. Assign the specific Great Plains administrator(s) SQL login account to the SysAdmin fixed serverrole using SQL Server Enterprise Manager.* So by assigning and existing GP user to the System Admin role in Enterprise Manager they can add users without being SA. The full document can be found at [https://mbs.microsoft.com/downloads/customer/GreatPlainsSecurity.pdf](https://corp.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/ls/?wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=urn%3ambs.microsoft.com&wctx=https%3a%2f%2fmbs.microsoft.com%2f_layouts%2f15%2fAuthenticate.aspx%3fSource%3d%252Fdownloads%252Fcustomer%252FGreatPlainsSecurity%252Epdf) if you’re a customersource member. Is this perfect, no. It requires a SQL security and most likely, the help of your resident DBA. Also, the user would still have elevated access to the underlying SQL tables. BUT they wouldn’t have access to non-GP databases on the same server. So the control is at least restricted to within Great Plains, whereas giving SA access, gives System Administrator access to any databases on that server installation. --- # Great Plains Reporting Roundup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/great-plains-reporting-roundup/ - Date: 2005-10-16 - Topics: Reporting & BI - Type: original article Knowledgeable Army has a great post covering the reporting options in Great Plains. If you are new to Great Plains, take a look here to see all the various reporting options. I’d just like to add one more, SQL Reporting Services. Reporting Services is poised to steal a lot of pieces from Crystal Reports due to inclusion with SQL Server, Visual Studio interface and generous licensing access. Also, Great Plains is starting to provide reporting packs for Reporting Services. Something they never did with Crystal. --- # New Hot Fixes - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/new-hot-fixes/ - Date: 2005-10-13 - Topics: Sales, Purchasing & Inventory - Type: original article There are new hot fixes out for: - Field Service 8.0 - Safe Pay - Field Service, eService and eTech 7.5 - Analytical Accounting 8.0 On a personal note, why doesn’t the Great Plains knowledge base have an RSS feed? The September items added to the knowledge base are here. Happy hot fixing! --- # Weekly Feature: v8.0 Toolbars - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-v8-0-toolbars/ - Date: 2005-10-13 - Topics: Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Since upgrading to 8.0 I haven’t spent enough time with the new Toolbar feature. Some of the customization options aren’t obviously available so I thought I would a spend a few minutes on toolbars. Toolbars are the new icon bar at the top of Great Plains 8.0. On the surface, they don’t seem terribly helpful. It’s a basic Financial functions bar. No right click, no obvious way to customize it. BUT, pick **View->Toolbars** and the toolbar world starts to open up. You can select to enable multiple tool bars with the mouse. The different tools also seem to be color code by module for easy reference (it’s not perfect but it works). Click **View->Toolbars->Customize** and you can create your own toolbars or modify existing ones. Customization options include changing the standard tool bar, adding items, moving locations, representing items by text, icon and both. You can add divider lines, change icon images, all kinds of stuff. Since the toolbars appear to follow the menu tree, third party add-ins are also available for selection on a toolbar. The Toolbar feature is actually very complete for a first release. Anyone remember the first releast of Dynamics Explorer (now Smartlists)? I think this completeness reflects more of Microsoft’s influence. More people are watching the space and what MS’ apps include. More eyeballs means more scrutiny. In short, if you’ve upgraded to 8.0 and haven’t used the toolbars yet, give ’em a look. If your still on 7.5 or earlier, here is one reason to upgrade. --- # Weekly Gotcha – AP Void Posting Date - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-gotcha-ap-void-posting-date/ - Date: 2005-10-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article This has a been a problem for a long time. Most Great Plains users are aware of it but some folks never quite get it. When you void an AP payment there are two possible steps: 1) Void the payment (Void Historical Transaction) 2) Void the voucher/invoice (Void Open Transaction) if you don’t want to pay this again. In both cases the screens look very similar. What’s not clear, is that the VOID DATE and POSTING DATE ***can be changed by the user***. Many times I’ve seen users try to post voids to closed periods or even worse, post to prior periods that should have been closed but weren’t. Now the financial statements change. YIKES! So remember, you change the posting and void dates to whatever is appropriate, it’s just not obvious. I wish MS would fix this. It’s a simple fix. I’ve done modifier changes to highlight these fields for clients who just didn’t get it. You shouldn’t have to customize this, how about a UI fix here guys! --- # Scripts, Downloads and Features – OH MY! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/scripts-downloads-and-features-oh-my/ - Date: 2005-10-11 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin, Development & Integration - Type: original article The framework of [DynamicAccounting.net](/) is starting to take shape, slowly, but things are happening. Like what? Well, the [Forums](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) area now provides the last 10 posts in the MBS Great Plains newsgroups along with subscription options – RSS, email and soon to come, MSN Messenger alerts. The [Downloads](http://msdynamicsgp.blogspot.com/search/label/Downloads) section now has a few offerings including self-logout for 6.x and 7.x versions of Great Plains. Some SQL scripts have been added to the [Scripts](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) section for our advanced users and the [Weekly Features](/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2013-upgrade-paths-gp-windows-sql-server-dynamics-gp-support-and-services-blog-microsoft-dynamics-gp-microsoft-dynamics-community/) from the blog are all being archived in one place. To get all this shamelessly self promoted content, all you have to do is go to [DynamicAccounting.net](/) and register. Registration is free, painless, and easy. Plus, we’ll never give out your name, sell your info or send you spam. So what else is coming? Probably this week, I’ll debut a Weekly Gotcha. what’s a Gotcha? A Gotcha is a feature or process in Great Plains that incredibly non-intuitive. It’s not a bug, a bug is unintentional. One can only conclude that Gotchas were created that way on purpose, but with an ugly result. Kind of like the Solomon interface. But I digress. The Gotchas are geared more toward newer users, most long time users have used up their swear word budget on these items a long time ago, but it’s still fun to reminisce. Look for more tools, features and gotchas over the next several weeks and thanks for visiting. --- # Weekly Feature: Excel-ing with Smartlists - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-excel-ing-with-smartlists/ - Date: 2005-10-06 - Topics: Excel & Office, Reporting & BI, Development & Integration - Type: original article If you’ve used Great Plains for 5 minutes you’ve figured out how to export a Smartlist to Excel. Great feature, simple interface, push the button. But… there is another dimension to Smartlists and Excel that we’re going to explore. With a Smartlist open, pick Extras->Smartlist->Export Solutions to see what I’m talking about. Smartlist allows you to export to the SAME Excel spreadsheet time after time. You can also specify Excel macros to run before and/or after the export for formatting, analysis, etc. Maybe you export data to Excel every month for graphing, analysis, etc. This feature lets you automate the process. So how does it work? 1) First, save your smartlist as a favorite. 2) With a Smartlist open, pick Extras->Smartlist->Export Solutions. 3) Give the Smartlist a name, add your Excel file name and your before and/or after macro names. In “Visibility” set who can see this favorite and select Excel for the application. 4) In the tree view at the bottom, select your favorite and check the box 5) Click save. [![](/img/blogger/10776a48c4e6f8fa.jpg)](/img/blogger/c41a82342c926034.jpg) Close the window. Close and Reopen Smartlists. Pick the favorite you just saved and click Excel. You’ll see two choices now, the saved export solution you just created and Quick Export. Quick Export is the normal “send to Excel with a new sheet” functionality you’re used to. If you click your new favorite, your spreadsheet opens, your before macro runs, the data imports and your after macro runs. This great for when you want to send data to same Excel file on a monthly basis. You can use a macro to move to the bottom or create a new tab, import the data, and reset a graph with an after macro. Ideally, you would do a normal export first. Play with your Excel file and macros a couple times to get them where you want, and then setup the export solution. We’ll explore some other Excel /Great Plains links coming up. --- # Websites are Back Up! - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/websites-are-back-up/ - Date: 2005-10-04 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article 2+ hours of down time thanks to Brighthouse, yuck! But hey, no IP reset so everything came back up! --- # Forums back up - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/forums-back-up/ - Date: 2005-10-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Microsoft has the MBS newsgroup website backup finally. --- # Websites Down - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/websites-down/ - Date: 2005-10-03 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article Both of my websites, mpolino.com and DynamicAccounting.net are down. I took the server down to attach a UPS and in the process my cable modem reset. Now it won’t come back up. Brighthouse says they have a problem and are working on. If I could get naked DSL I’d consider switching but Sprint isn’t much better than Brighthouse. Additionally the IP’s will probably reset so I expect to be down for a day or two while they work their way through the internet. I can post thanks to a Verizon air card. --- # IBIS Buying MBS business of InfoVision - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/ibis-buying-mbs-business-of-infovision/ - Date: 2005-10-01 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’m much more concerned with day to day Great Plains issues than with what’s going on with resellers, but for those of you in Charlotte, IBIS of Atlanta is buying the MBS business of InfoSys. Here’s the story. --- # Web Based Access to MBS GP Newsgroup is Down - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/web-based-access-to-mbs-gp-newsgroup-is-down/ - Date: 2005-09-30 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article If you click on the FORUM link at [DynamicAccounting.net](/), MS redirects you to a can’t find the page site. Web access to all of the MBS Newsgroups via Microsoft seems to be down. Update: Saturday, Access is still down. I have no idea what’s going on. --- # Weekly Feature: Seeing Red - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-seeing-red/ - Date: 2005-09-28 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article I’m swamped this week so I’m falling back on an oldie but a goodie. A surprising number of long time users still don’t use this so I’ll cover here. What is it? Show required fields on a form in RED. In Great Plains select Tools>Setup>User Preferences or in some versions, Setup>User Preferences, or pick the User Preferences Icon from the shortcut bar. Select Display. On the right under Required Fields, set Font Color to Red and Font Style to Bold. Click OK and you’re done. Required fields throughout the system now show as **Bold Red.** --- # Windows Workflow Foundation - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/windows-workflow-foundation/ - Date: 2005-09-26 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article Microsoft Monitor has more on the upcoming Windows Workflow Foundation that will eventually find it’s way into GP. --- # ChChChanges - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/chchchanges/ - Date: 2005-09-25 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Type: original article As I work to build DynamicAccounting.net, I was unhappy with the News section of the website. MBS tends to have news cycles around their meetings (Convergence, Partner Meetings, etc.). This has the effect of making the News section look stale after a while. So I’ve decided to add the blog info to the main page of the website under the News/Opinion banner. This will let me keep the front page fresh and be able to add MBS info all in one place. --- # DynamicAccounting.net Website Temporarily Down - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/dynamicaccounting-net-website-temporarily-down/ - Date: 2005-09-21 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article Instead of shipping excess power workers to New Orleans, Progress Energy sent them to my house to swap out my meter. In the process, the webserver didn’t come back up correctly. I don’t know what’s wrong yet and won’t be able to fix it until tonight. That’s one reason why the website and the blog are hosted separately. --- # Weekly Feature: Account Rollup - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-feature-account-rollup/ - Date: 2005-09-19 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Reporting & BI, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article I stumbled on this little gem in v 7.5 so I don’t even know what version it was added in to. If you need to look at groups of accounts this is the inquiry for you. You can even perform calculations! What is it? Account Rollup is an inquiry that you build which allows you to see different GL accounts rolled up together. Additionally, you can perform calculations on those accounts. We use this for all kinds of things like: - What’s the Fixed Asset total across all divisions? - What’s the commission allocation based on sales? Those kinds of things. Yes FRx will do this, but freqently, I don’t want to launch FRx and run financial statements just to get a breakdown of my FA accounts. So how does this work? In Dynamics GP, select Inquiry->Financial->Account Rollup Enter an Option ID, tab and click yes to add the option. You set the number of columns you want to see up in the right side. If all you want is totals, one column is fine. For calculations, use at least 2 columns. In the center, you set the types of columns, but we’ll come back to that. At the bottom, you add criteria like accounts, departments, divisions, etc. UNLIKE OTHER GP criteria areas, you can multiple independent criteria here. So if you want to see Chicago and New York but not LA. You add Chicago, then add New York. Save and click redisplay. Controls on the right let you see net change or period balance totals. If you want to see what makes up the total number, select a month and click the blue column header. Now, to get really fancy, you can ad calculated columns to a rollup. Simply create or modify (with the button) a rollup. Change the **type** from Actual to Calculated. In the Selection column, click the **More Info** button. In v8.0 this is a little arrow. Back to my commission comment earlier. Let’s say, I accrue 8.9% of sale as a commission accrual. My first column is my monthly sales. So I’ll pick the only available column in the column box and hit the double arrows (>>) then add the multiply sign (\*) then in the constant box I’ll add .089 and hit the double arrows (>>). You formula now looks something like C1 \* 0.089. Save and refresh and you get a report with sales and the commission allocation for each month. This is great for all those estimates you do every month. You can just take the numbers and do a JE. --- # Light Posting this Week - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/light-posting-this-week/ - Date: 2005-09-19 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials - Type: original article I’m swamped with work work this week so it may be a light posting week and I don’t expect to get as much work done on the DynamicAccounting.net website as I would like. I have some SQL scripts and downloads ready to setup but I’m not sure I’ll have the time this week. Maybe I’ll cut back on those 6 hours of sleep a night! --- # Server Move Complete - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/server-move-complete/ - Date: 2005-09-16 - Topics: Install, Upgrade & Admin - Type: original article [***Dynamic*Accounting**.net](/) is now on it’s new server. The move is done, so now I can get back to concentrating on content. --- # Open Source ERP - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/open-source-erp/ - Date: 2005-09-15 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I’ve been thinking a little about open source ERP systems. [Compiere](http://www.compiere.com) seems to be leader. It’s free, but they nickel and dime you on documentation, support, etc. The biggest problem with Compiere is that it uses an Oracle (or now Sybase) database. What’s that all about? It may be cheaper to buy SQL Serve and Great Plains than to buy Oracle and get Compiere for free. Not mention the pain of running Oracle in a small to medium shop. I think there is room for an MS based open source ERP system. I think it would push the leaders. Great Plains is great because of it’s community, backend and solidness. However, GP is behind in “run anywhere” functionality and Dexterity feels creaky. M. ore likely, I expect to see an open source Linux/MySQL (or Postgre) offering. Lets face it, ERP systems are complex. They cover a lot of ground and they can function very differently. Solomon, GP and Oracle all process payables, and they all do it differently. I wonder whether the benefits of an open source ERP will hurt comanies? Will a bootstrapping company install it and force it to work with dire consequence? Is the growth from a small business package, like Quickbooks, into a midsize package important? I guess we’ll have to wait and see. --- # SHORT DynamicAccounting.net Outages - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/short-dynamicaccounting-net-outages/ - Date: 2005-09-15 - Topics: Development & Integration - Type: original article The website will down for very short periods of time for the next day or two (about 5-10 minutes). The new server is ready, the content is migrated but I’m having trouble getting DNN to come up properly and I need the real URL for testing. Apologies. --- # Weekly Review: Extreme Makeover, JE edition - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/weekly-review-extreme-makeover-je-edition-2/ - Date: 2005-09-12 - Topics: General Ledger & Financials, Tips & Hidden Features - Type: original article Each week I’d like to cover a feature in GP. Some of them are new, others just underutilized. Ideally, I’d like to do this more than weekly but hey, I have a job. ***Extreme Makeover, JE Edition*** In version 8.0 Microsoft introduced Journal Entry corrections and copies. This is feature I’d been asking for for some time. I even came close to writing my own version several times. You now have the ability to undo a journal entry, easily, and with a complete audit trail. In **Transactions->Financial->General, select Correct**. You now have an option to **back out a Journal Entry** or **Back out a JE and create a correcting entry**. You will also need the JE number (you can look it up) and year of the entry you want to correct. What happens behind the scenes when you backout an entry is that GP creates a duplicate, opposite JE with a new JE number to offset the one you want to correct. If all you need to do is undo an entry, simply post your correction and you’re done. If you also select a correcting entry, the first entry created is the backout entry. When you post or save the backout entry, a second entry is created. This second entry is your original entry as a new, unposted JE that you can make changes to. Both the backout and the correction are normal JE’s that can be save to a batch, changed, posted, made reversing, etc. Some obvious uses: - *That batch of month end accruals was accidentally posted in next month.* Simply pull up the JE, do a correction to back it out of next month, and change the date on the correcting entry to the correct month. Post it all an you are in business. - *The 150 line JE keyed incorrectly by an intern.* Hopefully this was reviewed before posting, but if not, use this tool to backout the incorrect entry and make the intern fix the correcting entry (or re-key it, depending on how mad you are ;). A related feature is to **Copy** a JE. Same process, just click copy instead of correct. This is great when you need to create a JE just like the one you did last month! By default, Correction only works for transactions that originated in the General Ledger. However, the administrator can change this behavior. **Tools>Setup>Financial>General Ledger** now has new check boxes to control this functionality. Check “**Voiding/Correcting of Subsidiary Transactions**” and “**Back Out of Inter-company Transactions**” to allow for corrections of transactions originating in a sub-ledger. This a great feature, a critical feature, that the competition has had for a while. Now we’ve got it and I love it. But you have to be on v8.0 or better. This was one of the compelling features that pushed us to upgrade to 8.0. Detailed specifics can be found in GP Help. Happy Fixing! --- # Oracle buying Siebel - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/oracle-buying-siebel/ - Date: 2005-09-12 - Topics: Off-Topic & Miscellaneous - Type: original article I have to comment on this. Oracle is buying Siebel. I used Oracle financials and played with Siebel in some training classes. What do you get when you merge two hard to use programs? …what do you think? Siebel’s been a mess for a while. It’s more of a pain than SAP in my opinion, it’s just not as spectacular when an implementation fails. Microsoft Business Solutions finally abanonded a partnership with Siebel after severals years of trying and failing to integrate it with Great Plains. Good luck Oracle, you’re going to need it. --- # You Have to Start Somewhere - URL: https://dynamicaccounting.net/you-have-to-start-somewhere/ - Date: 2005-09-09 - Topics: Microsoft & the GP Ecosystem - Dynamics GP versions mentioned: Great Plains (pre-GP) - Type: original article This is the start of my new [Microsoft Dynamics GP](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/default.aspx) (known aliases Great Plains Dynamics, eEnterprise, Microsoft Great Plains Standard and Pro) blog. I have some GP stuff on my website currently and I’m still figuring out how I’m going to incorporate that into the blog. Currently, I’m the Controller for Transit Televsion Network, LLC. We used MS Great Plains 8.0 standard and are on the edge of needing the professional version. Prior to this role I was a consultant with epartners and [Stanley Stuart Yoffee and Hendrix](http://www.ssyh.com/), two Great Plains resellers, for a total of about 4 years. I held all the basic GP certifications, Distribution, Financials, Integration Manager, etc. Prior to that I used Great Plains at Darden Restaurants. I’ve been using GP since version 5.0 and have blogged about GP in my [personal blog](http://mpolino.com/), but I wanted to separate my personal ramblings from my Great Plains halucinations. Just to be clear, I don’t care about Axapta, Navision or Solomon. I have had a little exposure to Solomon and it’s nice, just different. But I don’t care, I use and know GP so that’s what I’ll focus on. 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