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Hi furrywombat, There is unfortunately no way to set alignment for non-editable or SQL override fields that are part of an editable grid. - Justin

Hello Methoders, Just in case any of you were following this thread, Hanley called into support and I had a look at this. The reason this was happening was because he had a grid in the left section of the screen that required more than 30% of the space on the screen. This grid was pushing the section past the 30% that was specified in the screen ...

Is it possible to set alignment for non-editable fields or SQL override fields that are part of an editable grid?

Hi Matt, This is on the board and currently being looked at. I don't think that this will be resolved in the next release, as the dev team has some fixes they want to push out soon. Hopfully it will be in the release after that, but no guarantees.

Hey Audisho, Any update on this? Do you if this will be fixed in the next update?

Hi.  First off, apologies for these troubles.  We have updated our Sync code in the last month or two, specifically around some payment bugs. Would you mind trying again and seeing if the error is resolved?  Thanks Chris 

Hi Marcelo, In Method, you would have to set up a button with actions to loop through your gid/table to update the "total Cost field'. (purchased cost times qth on hand).  Not ideal. In report designer,  use the pivot grid object Pivot Grid works like Pivot Tables in Excel. Put the pivot grid in a ...

Hi. Unfortunately the maxium length for customer name is 50 characters. Part of this is due to limitations imposed by the QuickBooks API.  Thanks Chris 

Hi Mike. Unfortunately we do not have that feature in Method Report Designer. I will make this down as a feature request with our dev team however I can't commit to an ETA on this.  Thanks Chris 

Hi Edward, Sorry for the late reply. Customers and Contacts are two separate tables in Method, and have separate screens as a result. The Customer is the main one you're concerned with for QuickBooks-related purposes, they're the entity to which you attach Estimates, Invoices, etc., whereas a Contact would ...