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We inadvertently added a number or recurring appointments that should never have been on the Method calendar. The status was changed to Cancelled and now we would like to delete all of these cancelled recurring activities (over 2000). Is there an easy way to do this?
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Hi Mario,
While the VendorTaxIdent field is listed as 10 characters in the table, it appears to accept up to 15 characters on the vendor screen in Method. I was able to manually input an SSN format xxx-xx-xxxx and it synced over to QuickBooks (QB) fine.
I then exported the vendor and tried to re-import it. Sure enough, I received the same error ...
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I exported my vendors out of Method, did a little bulk work on them, and then attempted to import them back. All but 6 succeeded. Those that failed had the following error:
Error:xxx-xx-xxxx is too long for insertion (11 characters). The value must be 10 characters or less.
The x's were originally the vendor's SSN. ...
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Hello Beta Crew,
In this week’s release we’ve made several fixes.
Summary
We’ve addressed issues with preferences, actions and screens.
Details and bug fixes
Improved MethodSupport login to enable Method staff to provide better service. (ticket #PL-422)
Addressed issues with saving and editing ...
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Hi Mahlon,
This should now be resolved. Post back if there's any issue with it.
- Justin
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Hi Mahlon,
This should now be resolved. Post back if there's any issue with it.
- Justin
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Hi Mahlon,
This should now be resolved. Post back if there's any issue with it.
- Justin
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Hi Alex,
Copying a screen causes it to be regenerated. It would appear that your screen had become corrupt and using the regenerated copy fixed the issue. I’m glad to hear that you were able to resolve this.
-Audisho
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Hi Mario,
Each transaction is stored in its own table. Invoices are stored in the Invoice table, sales orders are stored in the SalesOrder table, estimates are stores in the Estimate table etc. Additionally, the line items for these transactions are stored in their own table since the transaction to line item relationship is one to many. There ...
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