If you assign many different Price Levels to your items, then setting up a new inventory item can be time-consuming. Save time by coping Item Price Lists from one item to another. (Note: both items must share the same unit of measure schedule.)
1 – Go to Inventory > Cards > Price List 2 – Select an item you want to copy TO 3 – Click on the Copy button
4 – Select a Source Item Number (the item to copy FROM)
5 – Click on Process 6 – Print the Copy Price List Audit Report to the screen to verify that the copy was successful 7 – Make any necessary changes 8 – Click on Save
GP Tip – Excluding Inactive Customers/Vendors from GP Lookups
Here’s a time-saving GP for you. Do you have many inactive customers and vendors the clutter up your lookup windows? You can easily exclude them by following these steps:
In the lookup window, click on the drop-down to the left of View
GP TIP: Wondering how to prevent certain documents from appearing on a vendor check stub?
If you have fully applied documents that you do not want to print on a vendor’s check stub, you can go to the Edit Vendor Payment window.
This window is available in the Build Payment Batch window.
It is also available in the Edit Payment Batch window.
Or you can go to Purchasing > Transactions > Edit Vendor Payment.
Click on the Check Stub button at the bottom of the window and uncheck the checkboxes beside those documents that you do not want printed on the check stub.
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GP Tip: Wondering How To Reset Your Next Check #?
When printing checks, is your starting check number always wrong? To reset the Next Check Number, go to Financial > Cards > Checkbook. Select the Checkbook ID. Change the Next Check Number field then click on Save.
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Keep Track of Unused Check Numbers
Many times, check stock will be forgotten in the printer and then printed on by accident. If you would like to keep track of wasted, unused check numbers in GP, here is a simple method.
Go to Financial > Transactions > Bank Transaction Entry
Option: Enter Transaction
Type: Check
Select the Checkbook ID
Enter the Check Number
Enter something descriptive in the Paid To field
Leave the Amount set to zero
You do not need to add another distribution account since it’s a zero transaction
Click on Post
Your zero check will now appear in the Checkbook.
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Save Time When Processing EFT Payables in GP
If you are processing EFT for payables in GP, you can now post to the Bank Rec by batch total, instead of individual payments. This was a new feature added in GP 18.5. Simply go the Purchasing > Setup > Payables and check the “Allow Summary Post to Checkbook for EFT/CC.
When marked, if an EFT batch of vendor payments is posted, the Bank Reconciliation is updated with a single EFT payment that you can drill down on to see a breakdown of the detail.
Note that this feature does not apply to Manual Payments in GP and this new field in Payables Setup will not be enabled automatically at time of the upgrade of your system.
A’ Go To’ option has been added (also in GP 18.4) to the Sales Order Processing Document Inquiry and the Sales Document Range Inquiry windows to view a document in either the Sales Transaction Inquiry Zoom or Sales Transaction Entry window. To get to these windows, go to Sales > Inquiry and select either Sales Document or Sales Range Inquiry.
Select a document then click on the “Go To” button and select which window you want to use to view the document.
Here’s a new Dynamics GP feature which was added in the GP 18.4 release – how to save inquiry window sort options.
This option is available in the following windows: Receivables – Transaction by Customer, Receivables – Transaction by Document, Sales Item, Payables – Transaction by Vendor, Payables – Transaction by Document, Bank Reconciliation – Checkbook Register, Checkbook Balance.
Select your default Sort by option then click on View > Save Window Preferences.
In addition to the sort options being saved, the “Include” Type (Work/Open/History) will be saved, along with the size of the window if you change it.
These saved default settings are per individual user and are system wide, so the saved setting will default for any company that user logs into.
GP Tip: Find Amounts in GP with GL Transaction SmartList
Here is an easy way to find everywhere that a particular dollar amount posted in GP. Maybe an aging report doesn’t tie out to the corresponding GL account. If you’re lucky, the amount of the difference could be one transaction. Look for that amount with another Financial Accounts Transactions SmartList.
Open SmartList and expand the Financial folder then the Account Transactions folder.
Start with an existing list that contains the columns you want displayed in this new list.
Click on the Search button. Filter on Debit Amount or Credit Amount. Add a Date Range filter, if needed. If you first searched on Debit Amount and didn’t get any results, try searching on Credit Amount next.
Click on OK to view results.
Remember, you can always double-click on a row to drill-down to the transactions.
Click on Favorites to save the new list with a new name.
GP Tip: GL Transaction SmartList with Originating Name
If you’ve ever needed a way to find all transactions that posted to a particular GL account by Vendor or Customer, here’s an easy way. Use a SmartList.
Open SmartList and expand the Financial folder then the Account Transactions folder. Start with an existing list and modify it.
In this case, we are going to create a list of all postings to the Accounts Payable GL account and include the Vendor ID, Vendor Name and Document Number.
Click on the Columns button. Select Add to add columns. Select a column that you do not want included and click on Remove.
Rearrange the order of the columns by first checking the box to the left of the column name then use the up and down arrows on the right side of the window.
In the screenshot below, the “Originating” columns contain information from the originating transaction. If you are viewing GL transactions that originated in accounts payable, then Originating Master ID represents Vendor ID. If you are viewing GL transactions that originated in accounts receivable, then Originating Master ID represents Customer ID.
Next to filter your list on GL account number, date, etc., click on the Search button. Select a column name in each Search Definition field. In our example, we’re including all transactions that posted to the Accounts Payable account for a specific TRX (Transaction) Date range.
When creating a new SmartList favorite, always be sure to increase the number of maximum records that will be searched. This normally defaults to just 1,000.
To save your new list, click on the Favorites button. Type in a Name then click on Add > Add Favorite.