AUTHOR NOTE: 2021-02-10 – There is a Dynamics 365 Business Central Repo showing how to handle this in Business Central. I’ll try to update the blog with a new post walking through it, but it’s very functionally the same…
It’s pretty easy to run Microsoft Dynamics NAV (RTC or otherwise) as another user while you’re inside the domain (shift right click on most Windows machines to find a “Run as another user” option, if you did not know). We…
This is not so much a training document as outlining how I had to troubleshoot a weird error. I think the process taught me a variety of things, so I wanted to share the process of finding the answer. I…
Since Luc Van Vugt started the NAV Clean Team, I’ve been very lazy and emailing him little things I find. Now that I’m spending more time in NAV 2016, I’ll step up and start being more vocal on Clean Team…
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 we have to jump through in order to…
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC report design using RDLC has a lot of flexibility when formatting dates, times, and numbers. While you can create custom number formatting (which we will cover in a future blog post) many of the standard…
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…
