But when I change data in excel, it tells me that I can not import the same entry number twice... how can I control the entry numbers when I add data in excel before importing it to navision? Is that possible?
For doing Budgets in Excel I have always worked on the principle, run the export routine first and then fill in the budget in excel. Then re-import.
If you do it that way the rows are teh G/L accounts so there should be no need to add extra rows. You can add extra columns for extra dates and they will be imported.
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You would need to set your source to be G/L Entry.
You can leave the Budget Name and G/L Account Number fields empty in the copy from area.
Specify the date range you want to include in the copy.
In the copy to area set the budget name you want to copy the entries to and any date formula,eg +1y to move it on one year.
Ian
Ian
I managed to get that.
But when I change data in excel, it tells me that I can not import the same entry number twice... how can I control the entry numbers when I add data in excel before importing it to navision? Is that possible?
otherwise it ignores new data...
If you do it that way the rows are teh G/L accounts so there should be no need to add extra rows. You can add extra columns for extra dates and they will be imported.
Regards
Ian
Ian