Many times when creating processing reports in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, after the report processes all desired data, you might want to display for the user a log with what happened or with the errors that occurred. You can use for example IF Not ExampleCodeunit.Run THEN store the errors (with the help of function GETLASTERRORTEXT) in a DotNet list, process…
DetailsIn this post I will present some important information about the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Document Pattern. A document in NAV contains a Header with common data and one or more Lines. Each line is linked to the header. Let’s have a look for example at a Purchase Order. As you can see in the bellow image, a…
DetailsWhen I first started to work with MS Dynamics NAV, I needed to understand some of the most important concepts related to Dimensions: what’s the difference between global dimensions, shortcut dimensions, default dimensions, what are default dimensions priorities, what are dimension set entries etc ? I couldn’t find an article on the internet that demonstrates all these concepts starting with…
DetailsAs you might noticed, Excel is one of my passions, so I always thought about creating an Excel Hire test that would test the knowledge of candidates about the most important Excel concepts. So here it is 🙂 What covers this test ? Lookup Functions: vlookup, index and match Basic Reference Function: offset Basic Date…
DetailsThere might be situations when you would like to set a trial period for your Excel applications: maybe you want to prevent employees take the applications and use them forever in other places after they leave your company or you simply need to provide to a client a trial that can be tested only a limited…
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