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Relating to balance and Fix asset
vyanku
Member Posts: 791
we observed that we were not able to view the Balance Sheet and the Profit & Loss Statement in Navision.
Do you have any idea how to get any report relating to B/st or the Profit & loss account.
We also came up with the problem relating to resources. If we buy a Fixed Asset say Machinery, is it possible to link it as a resource also or we have to redefine the same Fixed asset again as a resource in the resource card?. This will cause duplication of work, isn't it.
Do you have any idea how to get any report relating to B/st or the Profit & loss account.
We also came up with the problem relating to resources. If we buy a Fixed Asset say Machinery, is it possible to link it as a resource also or we have to redefine the same Fixed asset again as a resource in the resource card?. This will cause duplication of work, isn't it.
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What you mean by you are not able to view balance sheet and profit & loss account in Navision? You have to define this financial reports in the account schedule.
About defining fixed assets as resources. Yes. As per standard Navision functionality you have to define your fixed asset separtely as resources.
I hope this will clarify your doubts.
Regards,
Bhushan