I am a fan of sharing knowledge with others, that’s why i want your opinion. Still its better to have your contact.

My question is:

When i am generating a report from NAV, more specifically – Inventory Customer Sales the values shown are not in any order ( they are just randomized), meaning the values shown do not respond to any criteria i.e ascending or descending order.

How can i resolve that issue?

Cheers,
Dardan

I don’t mind giving you my e-mail address, but I’d prefer that you ask your question here. Then other people benefit from the knowledge sharing, and if anyone else has a problem, they can find the solution. What do you say?

Cheers,

Vjeko

Can i have your e-mail to discuss something with you?

I am having difficulty while getting reports from NAV in ordering process. THe reports generates random numbers not based on any critieria i.e ascending order.

If you could provide me with any help, i would really appreciate it.

best,
Dardan

I am an accountant and using NAV in office. You guys have written about accounting but all of you fall short of meeting the requirements of the accountant’s monthly activities.
1. Bank reconciliation (BRS): Conversion of one currency to other after BRS diff becomes zero (0).
2. Fixed Assets (FA): How does one delete entries from FA Journal and re-enter again with the same dates and filling all the details required IFRS.

SAM

Thanks for posting a comment on this blog. I have experience in implementing service management of NAV. Pricing varies from country to country, and the best option to get the understanding of pricing is to contact your local Microsoft office. In Croatia, in order to license Service Management components you must purchase BRL Advanced Management license, since Service Management is not available in BRL Business Essentials version.

Best regards,

Vjeko

We are a CRM Partner with a customer with a real service mangement requirement.

Regards,

Kevin Martin

Director