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Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

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Posted on by The Guns and Gear S... 110

Does Anyone know how to remove/omit the $ from labels when you print them...

From what I can see it is automatically inserted with the price of the item in the label designer...

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  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
    Richard Wheeler 75,788 Moderator on at
    RE: Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

    The DEX.INI file is a text file and you can modify it using NOTEPAD.EXE. The bigger problem is it sounds your reports dictionary is corrupt. Are you using a shared reports dictionary or a local copy? If it is local you could copy one from another computer. The DEX.INI file will be found in your C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Dynamics\GP10\Data subfolder. Have you tried reverting all reports back to unmodified versions? After that I would try to uninstall GP and reinstall GP 10.

  • The Guns and Gear Store Profile Picture
    The Guns and Gear S... 110 on at
    RE: Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

    Thank you for the helpful suggestion...

    I see that it is displaying in the 'Default Currency'.

    Is there a way to change the default currency so it does not display a symbol?

  • Suggested answer
    TheNeos Profile Picture
    TheNeos 1,339 on at
    RE: Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

    Amendment to previous suggestion...

    If a picture of white nothing else is done from any drawing app, saved in your picture folder as "mt.jpg", and insert on top of $ sign this cover it.

    Bellow is the script for label made this way for A4 paper. Look for the exact dimensions that will cover. Red highlight is the mt.jpg picture

    'No Curency A4 3x5 PriceA

    LabelName = "No Curency A4 3x5 PriceA"

    Rows = 5
    Cols = 3
    RowSpace = 0
    ColSpace = 0
    RowOffset = 288
    ColOffset = 288
    RowHeight = 3168
    ColWidth = 3744
    Orientation = 0

    Begin FIELD Object9
    Value = "CATEGORY"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 30
    Top = 230
    Width = 806
    Height = 576
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Arial"
    FontSize = 9
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = -1
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 8421504
    End Object9

    Begin TEXT Object2
    Value = "Pack Size"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 30
    Top = 850
    Width = 806
    Height = 346
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Arial Narrow"
    FontSize = 10
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 8388608
    End Object2

    Begin FIELD Object3
    Value = "SUBDESCRIPTION2"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 30
    Top = 1230
    Width = 806
    Height = 346
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Arial Narrow"
    FontSize = 10
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 8388608
    End Object3

    Begin FIELD Object6
    Value = "DESCRIPTION"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 45
    Top = 2565
    Width = 3675
    Height = 576
    Align = RIGHT
    FontName = "Arial"
    FontSize = 11
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 0
    End Object6

    Begin FIELD Object1
    Value = "ITEMPICTURE"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 900
    Top = 225
    Width = 2822
    Height = 2362
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Courier"
    FontSize = 12
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 0
    End Object1

    Begin BARCODE Object8
    Value = "Caption"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 58
    Top = 23
    Width = 2189
    Height = 173
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Courier"
    FontSize = 12
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 0
    End Object8

    Begin FIELD Object8
    Value = "ITEMLOOKUPCODE"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 2250
    Top = 0
    Width = 1440
    Height = 230
    Align = RIGHT
    FontName = "Arial"
    FontSize = 8
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 8388608
    End Object8

    Begin TEXT Object4
    Value = "Price A"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 30
    Top = 1700
    Width = 864
    Height = 346
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Arial Narrow"
    FontSize = 10
    FontBold = -1
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 255
    End Object4

    Begin FIELD Object11
    Value = "PRICEA"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 22
    Top = 2017
    Width = 864
    Height = 518
    Align = Left
    FontName = "Arial Narrow"
    FontSize = 12
    FontBold = -1
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 255
    End Object11

    Begin PICTURE Object12
    Value = "mt.jpg"
    CurrencyCode = ""
    Left = 22
    Top = 2017
    Width = 230
    Height = 518
    Align = CENTER
    FontName = "Courier"
    FontSize = 12
    FontBold = 0
    FontUnderline = 0
    FontItalic = 0
    FontStrikethru = 0
    FontTransparent = 0
    FontColor = 255
    End Object12


  • Suggested answer
    TheNeos Profile Picture
    TheNeos 1,339 on at
    RE: Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

    Hello,

    If you design your own labels do another text field blank or with the background colour filled in as your label. then place it on top of $ sign.

    This should cover it while printing.

  • Suggested answer
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    Community Member on at
    RE: Removing the $ from Label In MS RMS

    Since all prices within a label will print with a currency symbol, you would need to store the price for the label in another field, like sub description 1,
    then you could setup the label to use subdescription1 instead of the price. This however requires more maintenance and manual checks to ensure you have the correct values and they are maintained.

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