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Hi, Consider taking a look at the Invoice screen as an example. You begin creating the Invoice by entering the customer and other basic info. In your case you may choose to select the customer, date and have the record ID be the RMA #. The process continues by entering Invoice details or line items in the grid that follows, this is where you ...

Hi Pat, Are you entering new checks in Method or modifying existing checks? The message from the Integration Engine looks like it’s related to Time Tracking; does the user logged into QuickBooks have sufficient permission to enter time tracking entries? Valbon,

 Hi there! Yes, we will be informing users via the Forum and/or Blog as to when Field Services becomes available.  That's why we highly recommend that users and even prospective users sign up for the blog.  Being a member of the Method Community is free AND informative! Although this is all subject to change ...

 I have created the first part of RMA screen and it works perfect. thank you.  The second part I need to be able to list out multiple parts to be in one RMA.  The list needs to include lot #, Part Descrip, and qty.  I need to be able to fill out the first part with all the customer info and RMA # and stuff and then in the ...

 How do we get the Field Service Edition once it is ready?  Will you notify us when it's available?

quickbooks pro 2006 changes made in check register of account, change of check date and number, on method not being seen in quickbooks full synchronization in method shows: 2/10/2009 12:04:59 PM 'TimeTracking'Failed: response=Insufficient permission level to perform this action. 2/10/2009 12:03:46 PM Connected 209.155.73.242:1840 Help ...

The following question was sent to us via email.  I'm responding here on the forum so other members of the Method Community can benefit from the answer as well. A user asks: "How are fields in tables edited?  They are all greyed out." Fields are edited by clicking Customize > Tables/Fields and then selecting the ...

Hi, How important is it that you apply that exact Case Report Number format? What you’re looking to do can be done but would require a) more information and b) the use of multiple actions to work properly. Here’s what I gathered from it; the case number you’ve described can be broken down into two parts. First you have the ...

You would simply add the field you created to a grid on your screen as a column (Step 2 of the Grid Wizard) when you're editing a grid's properties.  Publish the page and you'll see that the newly created column has a blank field for filtering at the top.  You can now search for specific records in ...

Matt - sorry, this post fell through the cracks. You are most likely receiving that message because you passed an empty field name.  My guess is that you split a comma separated string into an array, and the last field still had a "," after it. For example: field1,field2,field3,".Split(",") would actually ...