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  • Re: complete over the top of my head

    [quote user=&quot;richard@skoosh&quot;]any ideas?[/quote] Yes, I think there&#39;s some confusion on the : character on the customer name. &nbsp;The : character denotes a job for a customer. &nbsp;So if Fred Wilson is the customer and the job is for Roofing then it would look like Fred Wilson:Roofing. &nbsp;What you can&#39;t do is use a : in the ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Anonymous on 07-09-2012
  • Re: Prive Level When Adding a New Customer

    [quote user=&quot;scottaskinosie&quot;]no mater what I try I cant get this to translate over to our CRM site[/quote] Out of the box we do not support price levels as this is a limitation by the QuickBooks SDK. &nbsp;You would have to customize to bring this functionality over from QuickBooks completely. Here&#39;s a quote from another thread on ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Anonymous on 07-09-2012
  • Re: complete over the top of my head

    Yeah your right i just spoke with the staff and the took me through the ordering system but we didn&#39;t put the colons in, basically we stick the address of the customer in on the form, and then in additional set it as a job of another. e.g. foxtons (an estate agent) is hte job agent (who we are doing it for) then when we go into field ...
  • Re: complete over the top of my head

    Same deal there &quot;&quot;Property:9 Chel Clois Sloane Av SW3 3DL&quot; has a colon in it. It&#39;s just taking the raw data that exists for that customer, nothing fancy going on behind the scenes. I bet if you look at this customer&#39;s account, you&#39;ll see the &quot;Customer Name&quot; in Method is &quot;&quot;Property:9 Chel ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Method_Paul on 07-09-2012
  • Re: complete over the top of my head

    we have&#39;nt been using colons and hte address is spread over 2 fields another example is &nbsp; QuickBooks returned an error when adding/modifying a accEntity record. The error was: There was an error when storing &quot;Property:9 Chel Clois Sloane Av SW3 3DL&quot; in the &quot;customer name&quot; field. QuickBooks error ...
  • Re: complete over the top of my head

    Translation: QuickBooks doesn&#39;t like the colon &quot;:&quot; in the name you created. &quot;78 COMPASS HOUSE:IMPERIAL WHARF&quot; Might be better as &quot;78 COMPASS HOUSE - IMPERIAL WHARF&quot; Try putting in &quot;78 COMPASS HOUSE:IMPERIAL WHARF&quot; directly into QuickBooks, and you&#39;ll get the same attitude, but probably a much ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Method_Paul on 07-09-2012
  • complete over the top of my head

    QuickBooks returned an error when adding/modifying a accEntity record. The error was: There was an error when storing &quot;address removed&quot; in the &quot;customer name&quot; field. QuickBooks error message: Names in this list cannot contain a colon. The colon is a special character used to indicate a parent/child ...
  • Prive Level When Adding a New Customer

    Hello, I am tryng to add a field in Method that allows me to choose the price level for a new customer. Right now we have two price levels, wholseale and retail. I have played around with the field customization but I can&#39;t seem to get it to work. It is probably something simple I am overlooking.&nbsp; When creating a new account in ...
  • Re: Multiple ship to addresses?

    How would I exactly go about customizing the screen to&nbsp; have multiple ship to&#39;s&nbsp;per mentioned above? I just need a rough idea and I am sure I would get there. I have some customers with several hundred ship to&#39;s so doing through method would be best for my sales staff. To be perfectly honest it would matter most in the Sales ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by rhelmer on 07-07-2012
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