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Debtor date back aging statement design
Anderson_Wong
Member Posts: 8
Dear all,
I would like to know is there any debtor date back aging statement in Navision.
Thank you for your sharing
Anderson
I would like to know is there any debtor date back aging statement in Navision.
Thank you for your sharing
Anderson
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I'm a bit slow, you know. :?
If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand."
The meaning of "date back aging" is equivalent to "Receviables Historical Aged Trial Balance" in Great Plain.
Like Emiel I'm not sure what you mean.
But taking a guess have you looked at Report 120 "Aged Accounts Receivable" or (less sure about this one) Report 129 "Customer Trial Balance"? In Version 3.70.
Before 3.70 Report 120 used to be Rep10520 which is a GB Localised report, so i not sure what number if any it would be on your system.