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Reminder - Grace Period
annie1234
Member Posts: 27
Hi all,
How can I set up the Grace Period as "working day" instead of "calendar day"?
Assuming the invoice is due on the 12 SEPT08, a public holiday falls on 15 SEPT08, skipping all the SAT, SUN and this public holiday. The reminder should only be issued on the 25 Sept08.
Anything to do with the Base Calendar in Navision?
Please help.
Annie
How can I set up the Grace Period as "working day" instead of "calendar day"?
Assuming the invoice is due on the 12 SEPT08, a public holiday falls on 15 SEPT08, skipping all the SAT, SUN and this public holiday. The reminder should only be issued on the 25 Sept08.
Anything to do with the Base Calendar in Navision?
Please help.
Annie
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Comments
ERP Consultant (not just Navision) & Navision challenger
Just be careful doing this, and make sure to test in a real environment. On your laptop all will seem fine, but when multiple users are calculating on calendars, and you have lots of entries, it all adds up and the processing can get a lot slower, and you can introduce a lot of blockings.