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  • Data Validation during Implementation - Upgrade

    As part of any implementation, or upgrade, I'm sure that everyone performs some data validation. Verification that Begining balances in you G/L Accounts in the new software matched the ending Balance in you old software and the Likes. Does anyone have a List of the things that they tested to verify...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum by Alan A. Lyczkowski on 2010-4-6
    Filed under: NAV 4.0 SP1, NAV 4.0 SP3, NAV 5.0, Navision 3.60, opening balances, Data Migration, NAV 4.0, Navision 3.70, Dynamics NAV, NAV 4.0 SP2, Navision 2.60, Dynamics NAV upgrade, NAV 5.0 SP1, NAV 2009, Navision, NAV 2009 SP1, data conversion, Navision Attain, Navision 2.60C

  • Moving from Navision 4.0 to 2009...?

    Hi, We have a highly customised installation of Navision. Previous developers seem to of created many custom tables within the actual Navision database, in SQL server. My view, is, that it is way past the point of recovery, and a "fresh start" would be most beneficial. I was thinking of approaching...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - End User Forum by Alex on 2010-1-12
    Filed under: NAV 4.0 SP1, NAV 4.0 SP3, NAV 4.0, NAV 4.0 SP2, Dynamics NAV upgrade, NAV 2009, Navision, Navision Architecture, Update

  • Re: Sales Tax Software for NAV

    Realizing this thread is over two years old, I thought I would update everyone on Avalara's NAV connector. Over the course of the last couple of years we have made significant enahncements and improvements to our connector for NAV and GP. In addition we have launched our connector for AX as well...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - Beginners Forum by Nate Odell on 2009-12-14
    Filed under: NAV 4.0, ERP, NAV 5.0 Upgrade, NAV 5.0, Dynamics AX, Dynamics NAV, NAV 2009, NAV 4.0 SP3, Navision, NAV 5.0 SP1, Automation, SDK, NAV 4.0 SP2, Dynamics NAV configuration and implementation, Dynamics NAV vs Dynamics AX, NAV Versions, CCH, Sales Tax, Avalara, Sabrix

  • Microsoft XAL to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Migration Tool

    Microsoft XAL to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Migration Tool The Microsoft XAL to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Migration Tool can help you migrate Microsoft XAL customers to Microsoft Dynamics NAV. The tool will help you setup Microsoft Dynamics NAV using Rapid Implementation Methodology. The tool will also help...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - Official Downloads by Erik P. Ernst on 2009-7-29
    Filed under: Dynamics NAV, NAV 4.0, NAV 5.0, NAV 4.0 SP2, NAV 4.0 SP3, Dynamics XAL, XAL, NAV 4.0 SP1

  • Converting Microsoft XAL to Microsoft Dynamics NAV

    Microsoft Dynamics NAV Converting Microsoft XAL to Microsoft Dynamics NAV This document describes how to convert an existing Microsoft XAL company to Microsoft Dynamics NAV, including all master data and liquid assets for General Ledger, Customers, Vendors, and Inventory. This document only applies to...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - Documentation, presentations and white papers by Erik P. Ernst on 2009-7-29
    Filed under: NAV 4.0 SP3, NAV 5.0, NAV 4.0, NAV 4.0 SP1, Dynamics NAV, NAV 4.0 SP2, Dynamics XAL, XAL

  • Re: List of the Undocumented Features of Dynamics NAV

    Another nice trick: If you know the field numbers of the table but not surely the field names, you can write your code based on the field numbers: SalesLine.SETRANGE(Field1,SalesHeader.Field1); SalesLine.SETRANGE(Field3,SalesHeader.Field3); If you save and close this code and open the object in Design...
    Posted to Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum by Timo Lässer on 2008-8-22
    Filed under: NAV 5.0, NAV 4.0 SP3, NAV 4.0, Navision 3.01, Navision 3.70, NAV 4.0 SP2, Navision 3.60, navision, Dynamics NAV, undocumented feature, Tips & Tricks, Navision 2.60
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