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 Hey Kierank, An update went out and this is resolved now.  

 Hi Joe, We're looking into this, I'll update you as soon as we have some answers.

Thanks again Amanda. "...If you can tell me what you are trying to do then we can guide you in the right directions..." Curiosity was all this was, I wasn't trying to accomplish anything in particular with this table. I am merely attempting to gain a deeper understanding of how method works and how each piece (from entire ...

 Hello Emma, The receiving bin goes into the - when you invoice an item and you cannot fill the stock. For example : You write an invoice for 64 CR1061 for a customer, Method will do a transfer order from the receiving bin to the customer bin. In your inventory, you only have 32 of the item CR1061. This transaction puts you in the ...

 Hello Joe, 1. It is not recommended that you create a screen based off entity table. It would be best if you did that via the subset tables.  If you can tell me what you are trying to do then we can guide you in the right direction. 2. Think of using the Entity table for data retrieval. So if you have a dropdown and for instance you ...

Hi Amanda, Thank you for the info. If the table is indeed 'special' and meant for behind the scenes purposes, I have a couple other questions about it. 1) Why is it that I can create a new screen based off this table if its data is intended to be from the subsets? 2) Will data enterred into this table appear in other tables as ...

Hi. First off, I would like to directly ask the purpose of a few shared results. If you look at the edit view of  Screen: 'Oppportunity', you will find a dropdown- Field: 'Customer'. The edit wizard for the 'Customer' field has 3 shared result actions created or set in its "Button_Click" event. If ...

 Hi Joe, The entity table is a special table :) It encompasses the Customer, Vender, Employee and Other name tables into one. So you can think of it as the Customer being a ‘subset’ of the Entity table for instance. The reason this is done is so that you can for example be able to write a check to an employee, to a vendor or ...

Hi. I was wondering, what is the use and significance of the Entity table? And is it possible to know which table a screen is based off of ? Thx, ~Joe

 Thanks Ryan, did you get it sorted out yet, can you let me know when its working.