structure card - Header / Line

Repeating those pleas is not going to make thigns go faster. Be patient, if someone knows they will reply to you.

Have you tried F1 help? Have you tried official documentation? Have you asked more senior people at work? Have you tried calling Microsoft? This seems to be part of the Indian localization, so unfortunately I can't help you.

This is a big question. I have passed transactions both ways, but couldn't see any difference.

ssingla wrote:

May I know why are you desperate to know the exact function of the field? What use you want to put this field to? I will recommend u learn to use NAV first and probably then you will understand you don't need to look to these field.

Dear sandeep,

This is the part of the learning process.

ameen wrote:

[-o< Indian Experts let me know about the difference Header \ Line in structure card . ](*,) ](*,)

Dear ameen,

Please try this:

1. Create a new structure card name Charges;
2. At structure card line
Type = Charges
Tax/Charge Code = Freight(create if not available)
Calculation Type = Fixed Value
Header/line = Header
Account No.= "some dummy account";
3. Now create an invoice with at least two lines(item) and select this structure.
4. on invoice card go to the Invoice button->sturcture, form sturcture order details form will be open, fill say Rs. 1000 in the field Calculation value.
5. go back to the invoice and function-> calculate structure value.
6. Check the each line on the invoice for the "Amount to customer".
You will notice that freight amount is automatically devided to all the lines on the basis of line amount.

Now if in structure you change the header/line field to line.

Try this...

you will come to know about the diffrence.

ritesh.singh wrote:

This is the part of the learning process.

I don't agree.

There seems to be a quickly growing number of members around here that are newbie programmers, who are getting absolutely no instruction from their workplace, that are told "here's NAV, good luck, if you want to know how it works find out on mibuso". As a result there is a growing number of people asking very generic questions that are difficult to answer.

This is a VERY BAD thing. These forums are NOT meant for training people, this is NOT a replacement for properly training and mentoring new employees.

DenSter wrote:

There seems to be a quickly growing number of members around here that are newbie programmers, who are getting absolutely no instruction from their workplace, that are told "here's NAV, good luck, if you want to know how it works find out on mibuso". As a result there is a growing number of people asking very generic questions that are difficult to answer.

This is a VERY BAD thing. These forums are NOT meant for training people, this is NOT a replacement for properly training and mentoring new employees.

Valid point. :-k

Though i feel every valid posting deserves a reply.