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Good Day from Rochester NY!
I m working on importing my contact list as I am a new user. I have a question about the note field associated with a single contact. I have about 9,000 contacts, and each one have several notes. When I setup the import, do I import a single contact with several notes or do I import several contacts ...
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hi WaveTec,
Sounds like a great process. If I get you - you have one actionresult which is combo part#/description.... With that result - set up a new actionresult which joins this to build your list. try using the char function --join with line break..
Then when you put into email body...one ...
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Is it just me or has the connection to method been slow this last week? In the time it took me to pull up this page and log-in to the forum My connection is still "Thinking" its been like this most of the week?
Anyone else?
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+1
This is a feature I would really like to see implemented in a future release, along with the ability to create global functions and some way of doing a for/while loop.
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So if it is a Method-only table I should use 'view' and if it is a QuickBooks table I should use 'viewacc'. I'll keep that in mind.
Thanks for the help!
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Hello,
I'm trying to retrieve multiple items from a Grid on my screen and save them as an action item so I can list them in the body of an email. Here's the scenario, I have a Parts Order Form Screen. On that screen is Cust. Name and important info plus an attached GRID from a separate parts table. Everything works ...
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Hello Ben,
I found the list of actions just deleted that action al together and it works. I just did not know where to look. Thank you for your help.
Sam
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Hello Mike,
I have been told I was wrong. 'view' tables are ones that store information that is not for QuickBooks, but for Method. 'viewacc' tables store accounting information from QuickBooks. You can ignore my previous post.
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To anyone else reading this, Clearview and I discussed this over the phone.
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Hello Mike,
I'm not sure the techincalities of the database structure. My thoughts were that the 'view' prefix is for a temporary table holding the fields for the view and the 'acc' prefix denotes the actual tables.
- Greg
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