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GP Canadian Payroll
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I am working with Dynamics GP's Canadian Payroll 2010. Does anyone have some good experience with GP's CANADIAN PAYROLL...2010?
I want to import transactions for a pay period into GP Canadian Payroll using flat files (ie by using the import/export option in Canadian Payroll). Basically I just want to feed the gross amount into GP and have it return the net amount (which I would then export out).
Has anyone ever done this, or used the import/export tool for Canadian Payroll Just wondering what the experience has been and if there are any tips/info I should know before attempting this? Or even a better way of doing this in SQL or with econnect?
I want to import transactions for a pay period into GP Canadian Payroll using flat files (ie by using the import/export option in Canadian Payroll). Basically I just want to feed the gross amount into GP and have it return the net amount (which I would then export out).
Has anyone ever done this, or used the import/export tool for Canadian Payroll Just wondering what the experience has been and if there are any tips/info I should know before attempting this? Or even a better way of doing this in SQL or with econnect?
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