Comments for Small Square Services http://smallsquareservices.com Every Small Detail, Squared Away Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:40:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on The (Formatted) Numbers Game by nurmanaiamnsz http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/the-formatted-numbers-game/#comment-39 nurmanaiamnsz Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:40:10 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=421#comment-39 <strong>Read was interesting, stay in touch…...</strong> [...]please visit the sites we follow, including this one, as it represents our picks from the web[...]…... Read was interesting, stay in touch……

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]]> Comment on The (Formatted) Numbers Game by Jeremy Vyska http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/the-formatted-numbers-game/#comment-36 Jeremy Vyska Wed, 05 Oct 2011 14:35:54 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=421#comment-36 For more about how you can format Currency values to various regional options within a single report, see Andrew's follow-up post: <a href="http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/10/cultured-differences/" rel="nofollow">http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/10/cultured-differences/</a> For more about how you can format Currency values to various regional options within a single report, see Andrew’s follow-up post: http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/10/cultured-differences/

]]> Comment on The (Formatted) Numbers Game by Cultured Differences - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/the-formatted-numbers-game/#comment-35 Cultured Differences - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community Wed, 05 Oct 2011 13:01:26 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=421#comment-35 [...] 0 Last week we discussed how to apply standard formatting codes for currencies and dates to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC reports. As I mentioned in that blog post, there are some hoops [...] [...] 0 Last week we discussed how to apply standard formatting codes for currencies and dates to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC reports. As I mentioned in that blog post, there are some hoops [...]

]]> Comment on When to take the blue pill – Matrix for newbies by When to take the blue pill – Matrix for newbies | Pardaan.com http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/when-to-take-the-blue-pill-%e2%80%93-matrix-for-newbies/#comment-30 When to take the blue pill – Matrix for newbies | Pardaan.com Mon, 26 Sep 2011 06:26:21 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=388#comment-30 [...] Bron : Small Square Services Lees meer… [...] [...] Bron : Small Square Services Lees meer… [...]

]]> Comment on Recurring Journal Document Numbers by Recurring Journal Document Numbers | Pardaan.com http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/recurring-journal-document-numbers/#comment-29 Recurring Journal Document Numbers | Pardaan.com Tue, 20 Sep 2011 06:25:24 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/recurring-journal-document-numbers/#comment-29 [...] Bron : Small Square Services Lees meer… [...] [...] Bron : Small Square Services Lees meer… [...]

]]> Comment on RTC Outlook Panel by NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/05/rtc-outlook-panel/#comment-28 NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community Tue, 13 Sep 2011 21:24:38 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=259#comment-28 [...] The Outlook panel (covered RTC Outlook Panel). [...] [...] The Outlook panel (covered RTC Outlook Panel). [...]

]]> Comment on Quick Tip: Save Filters by NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/04/quick-tip-save-filters/#comment-27 NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community Tue, 13 Sep 2011 21:22:43 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/04/quick-tip-save-filters/#comment-27 [...] The Navigation Pane, which is now more along the lines of a catalog of lists (and Saved Filters). [...] [...] The Navigation Pane, which is now more along the lines of a catalog of lists (and Saved Filters). [...]

]]> Comment on RTC Outlook Panel by NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/05/rtc-outlook-panel/#comment-26 NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 Tue, 13 Sep 2011 20:56:37 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/?p=259#comment-26 [...] The Outlook panel (covered RTC Outlook Panel). [...] [...] The Outlook panel (covered RTC Outlook Panel). [...]

]]> Comment on Quick Tip: Save Filters by NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/04/quick-tip-save-filters/#comment-25 NAV 2009 Role Tailored Client (RTC) – Introduction Part 1 Tue, 13 Sep 2011 20:55:00 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/04/quick-tip-save-filters/#comment-25 [...] The Navigation Pane, which is now more along the lines of a catalog of lists (and Saved Filters). [...] [...] The Navigation Pane, which is now more along the lines of a catalog of lists (and Saved Filters). [...]

]]> Comment on Viewing Report Data by When to take the blue pill – Matrix for newbies - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/viewing-report-data/#comment-24 When to take the blue pill – Matrix for newbies - Small Square Services Blog - NAV Technical Blogs - Microsoft Dynamics Community Tue, 13 Sep 2011 15:08:36 +0000 http://smallsquareservices.com/2011/09/viewing-report-data/#comment-24 [...] simply outputs all your uncollated data and then use the “About this report” feature to dump it into Excel and use an Excel PivotTable to have your way with it. Excel in that particular case is, in my opinion, far more versatile and flexible for the neophyte [...] [...] simply outputs all your uncollated data and then use the “About this report” feature to dump it into Excel and use an Excel PivotTable to have your way with it. Excel in that particular case is, in my opinion, far more versatile and flexible for the neophyte [...]

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