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Alex,
Yes, I agree, I think this info would be helpful. I would certainly have liked to have it. But, now I know.
If you'd like, you can private message me and I can send you some excel spreadsheets where I dumped IIF files with my QB data and did some attempt at mapping some fields etc. It might even just help to see some ...
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Thanks Fran. I had not used the Relate capability. It is a little clunky, but seems to work for my usage model.
THanks! Drew
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Thank you Justin!
Regards,
Drew
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Hi James,
Thank you very much for so valuable information, that is exactly what I need now to finish my job, especially to export to IIF and those field QB do indexing, that does help a lot and save me weeks!
I think that Method:CRM should collect these valuable information to developer's manual. :)
Alex
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Hi Drew,
I meant that it isn't a current capability of the Gadget. As far as the feasibility of implementing it as a feature, I cannot say for sure whether it is or isn't possible.
What I can do is put in a feature request on your behalf, requesting that this functionality be added. I can't ...
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Hi mholden,
Please excuse the delay in responding to this. Are you still experiencing this issue? Let me know and I'll create a support case for one of us to reach out if so.
- Justin
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Hi NSG185,
You can view our full list of webinars here. You'll find the webinar for the Import/Export Tool on there, but for convenience here is a direct link. You might also want to take a look at this blog post, which goes over how to import Customers with Contacts associated to them.
Let me know if you have any further questions. ...
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Sbonner,
Regarding pricing. How many different prices would you need per Item?
I went down a similiar road. % based price levels did not work for me. I needed about 10 different prices based on Quantity and our traditional algorythm for this could not be duplicated using the QB price level data structures. So, I just ...
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Sbonner,
Most businesses using accrual based accounting, as opposed to cash based accounting, recognize revenue at the time a product is shipped or Invoiced. There are some other complicated princicples of recognizing revenue, but in general a Sales Order is not a General Ledger posting transaction. You'd want to check with your ...
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