Realtime Object Usage Statistics is a Microsoft Dynamics NAV customization that enables tracking when users access Forms, Pages and/or Reports. This is accomplished by installing a small tracking code into every NAV UI object. The data is gathered into a…
In Microsoft Dynamics NAV, every Date has a corresponding “Closing Date”. What are they and what are they used for? Let’s take a look. You may see entries in your system like this: Notice the peculiar Posting Date? C12/31/2009? That’s…
One of the biggest changes in day-to-day system use is the FastTab. In this post, we’ll go over how to control Field Importance to help you make Microsoft Dynamics NAV Role Tailored Client more helpful every day. In our post,…
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Role Tailored Client changed the Tab Landscape. In the Classic client, we had the more traditional Tabs: When you click on a Tab, one set of fields and captions disappeared, and another group of fields and captions…
Take the right color pill with this post about the Matrix control in the RTC Report and how it can help you. But, this topic is not for the novice, so make sure you buckle up. In this post, we’ll…
The Classic reporting engine and the RTC reporting engine are two very different animals. Hopefully, we can highlight the differences today for some of the deeper topics we’ll cover this week. Microsoft Dynamics NAV classic reports are highly iterative. For…
This is for folks that install Microsoft Dynamics NAV components. I have not confirmed for certain if this is still necessary in 2009 R2, but I’ve seen this multiple times on 2009 and 2009 SP1. If you ever intend to…
We ran into a peculiar issue today – a report that kept adding extra pages for no discernible reason. A quick check of the usual community sites didn’t yield a solution, so I thought it was blog-worthy as a topic. In our…
Microsoft wants your feedback on how to improve Microsoft Dynamics NAV, if you didn’t know. There’s a couple little hoops to jump, but then you can send product suggestions to the NAV team directly. When you head over to ,…
The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Role Tailored Client has a great little part enabled by default, but likely under-utilized: The Microsoft Outlook part. By default, it displays a few folders, some Calendar information, and a few tasks: You can alter the…
