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Karen,
Sorry for the misunderstanding. I was doing some research and found this post that explains how to add summary fields together. Is this what you may be looking for?
- Adam
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I have table with Title, yet never get the option to associate it with the Title field. How do I do this?
Thanks!
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Hi Ed,
There are a bunch of different ways to tackle this. My question for you would be this. Do you need to know the complete purchase history when contacting the Lead or just the last purchase?
If its the complete history, what I would suggest is adding a dropdown field to you your history table to store the Lead. Then the table ...
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Pulling my remaining hair out here on what I hope is a relatively straightforward problem. *Someone* has done this before, no doubt...
We have a number of old paper files with customer orders from once upon a time, and we'd like to go back and re-contact those customers. These customers may or may not already appear ...
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Brill, thank you - got it now, and will look through where you suggested too
Cheers
Giles
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Hi Giles,
Welcome to Method! You'll need to set up an Accounts Receivable (AR) account in order to create an invoice. Here you can learn a little about what an AR account is. You may have not set one up in Quickbooks yet. You can also take a look at your Chart of Accounts in Method. You'll need to view your Quickbooks tab group (see ...
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He there
I'm new to Method and trying to convert a sales order to an invoice, but it keeps asking me to enter a valid AR Account - I'm not sure what one of these is, can anyone help please?
Thanks
Giles
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Thanks Adam, but as I already said, they are REPORT fields, not Method fields, so they do not show up in the fields list as fields that I can calculate with. If there is a way to calculate on REPORT fields I would love to hear it!
To clarify, what I have done in my report is used 3 label fields to add together three different amount ...
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Hi Karen,
You could use calculated fields in the Report Designer. Just right click on the table at the top right of the designer and add a calculated field. You can then create an expression to add the values of the fields you want. It should look like this:
First right click to add the field, then right click again and ...
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Hi LaCrews,
I don't think it is.
I'm also gonna suggest you take a quick gander at this post...it should answer your questions (but if you have more feel free to ask)
http://www.methodintegration.com/cs/forums/t/3820.aspx
Dave
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