12 June, 2015 (14:41) | Dynamics AX | By: Howard Webb
When posting an invoice, delivery note…etc. from a sales order a common form is used called SalesEditLines: This form is quite complex and uses several framework classes to build itself and the data within it. Recently I was asked to add a new range to the query that builds the results in the […]
Tags: 2012, AX, Dynamics, Dynamics AX, Dynamics AX 2012, Query, Sales Invoice, SalesEditLines, SalesEditLinesForm, SalesFormLetter, SalesFormletterParmData, X++
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29 August, 2014 (14:12) | Dynamics AX, SSRS | By: Howard Webb
If you need to reprint a sales invoice there is a method on the CustInvoiceJour table called printJournal. Calling this method will print using the original print management destination but you can override the destination by passing in an instance of SalesInvoiceJournalPrint. Below is an example of calling it and forcing the print destination to […]
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29 September, 2013 (01:18) | Uncategorized | By: Howard Webb
SSRS pulls the formatting direct from the field’s EDT in AX, however this only works if the field is on the report table and is not a aggregate function. As such it does not really work for values that will be used in a header or footer section. There are plenty of examples of this […]
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