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Hello BC Forum,
The scenario is as follows:
Example:
Posted Purchase Invoice: nr 1
Purchase lines:
G/L account Description Amount
2200 VAT 100.75
3000 Material 200.50
I want to change this into:
G/L account Description Amount
2200 VAT 7.7 % 100.75
3000 Raw material green 200.50
Is this possible and when yes (probably with configuration package): how do I configure / setup this configuration package?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings,
John
Hello SM,
This answer is much more like what I need, but, because I did not fill in the description of my invoices, BC filled in the description of all the invoicelines with the name of the Account. So I have to update these descriptions in bulk, not one by one.
Furthermore every bookkeeping program I know it is possible (as an administrator) to update (harmless) descriptions of posted invoices. It feels kinda strange to me that BC does not allow this and programmers have to extend such an simple but important feature.
Greetings,
John
Hello JAngle,
Thanks for the quick and clear reply. I tried what you suggested and changed 4 descriptions, please see my printscreens (some of them are in german). For these changes I get 4 errors. So I don't think your answer works. Or am I doing something wrong here?
After applying the package
Greetings,
John
Hello JohnnyLM,
Posted transaction can not be directly modified. Even harmless fields like Description as well directly. But this is not impossible can be done a bit differently.
I tried to create an extension for you to help you out on this. Below video shows the steps
[View:/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/758/UpdateDescription-V1.mp4:320:240]
For the App, I have created a new page and extended the Posted Sales Invoice Subform Page. Here is the code for the same:
1. UpdateInvoiceLineInfo.Page.al
page 90000 UpdateInvInfo
warm regards
SM [Snehanshu Mandal]
Resources to aid you: docs.microsoft.com/.../admin-how-to-prepare-a-configuration-package
There is a search facility for the table you need - but the number you need is 123
If you prefer learning by video try this: www.youtube.com/watch
Process flow you will go through:
Create configuration package
Add table 123
Export by excel
Make adjustment to data in excel and save the file
Go back to configuration package and import by excel
Apply the data
Check your invoice
Hello JAngle,
Thanks for the reply.
I wrote: "is this possible and when yes (probably with configuration package): how do I configure / setup this configuration package?"
So it is possible according to you, but which table / tables are involved? Where do I find my posted invoice lines descriptions? etc.
Thanks for an answer more in detail rather then a quick general answer.
Greetings,
John
Posted data wise the “editable” property of fields is determined at page or table level. In the case of “Description” at table level it is editable. A configuration package is therefore a good way to try and adjust the data. If that does not breed the required results you could get a page developed for the purchase invoice lines table which exposes the “Description” field and you can edit it
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