We've created a blog about consolidation & eliminations in Business Central. If you're wondering how to quickly pull together all your eliminations then hopefully this will give you a few ideas.
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Stuart has written a new blog (he's been slacking and not done one for a while) about the importance and psychology of setting the right go-live date for a project.
Have a read and let us know your thoughts.
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Your growing business has got stuck, you're at a stage where spreadsheets don't cut it anymore.
It might be time to look at an ERP system, but then you ask yourself "How do I start an ERP project?". This blog should help get you started.
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Have tested this and it is as I thought (in a CDX Cronus Database) <>xxxx&<>yyyy is the correct option.
I did have some issues though when building the filter, it doesn't quite seem to validate properly. I ended up removing the value from "Field Filter", closing page then entering entire value
If you want to exclude both then the first of those 2 options is the one I'd try. Did it work for you?
You can use the normal logic operators <> | etc but not wildcard characters.
A link helps!
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Oops! Good spot, thanks for posting the link. Still can't edit here so we may have to repost.
Exhausting and exhilarating!
Have you ever wondered what happens at conferences? Stuart wrote a light hearted diary of his time at #DirectionsEMEA2024 last week if you want to find out.
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Hi, always important to get that first post out of the way. We're Quick Dynamics and we do fast ERP implementations for small and medium businesses in the UK. #MSDYN365BC #businesscentral 👋