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NAV 2013 - Item Availability by event / timeline
poppins
Member Posts: 647
Hi everyone,
I am starting to explore NAV 2013 and it's new features...
I am confused about the new availability views for an item...
I wonder: what is the difference between availability by event and availability by timeline???
I know the second is a graphical representation while the first is not...but I can't see any other difference...
Can anyone help me figure it out???
I am starting to explore NAV 2013 and it's new features...
I am confused about the new availability views for an item...
I wonder: what is the difference between availability by event and availability by timeline???
I know the second is a graphical representation while the first is not...but I can't see any other difference...
Can anyone help me figure it out???
0
Answers
Your assumption is correct. The only difference between "availability by event" and "availability by timeline" is the graphical representation. The business logic behind these two is the same.
/Djordje
/henrik
Henrik Metzger, Software Development Engineer, Dynamics NAV
MSFT