Saturday 27 April 2013

How to Import and Post Opening Balances along with Dimensions in NAV2013 using Rapid Start Services

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12 comments:

  1. Hi! Mohana:

    This is quite useful video. I try to do the same as you do in the video but I can't get the Dimension fields like you have in the video at 1:01. Can you tell me how to add those dimension fields?

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  2. set "Dimensions as Columns" field to yes in New Package for 81 table? field is not shown on page so you need to add it via development Environment.

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    1. Hey Mohana,

      this video was very helpful but could you please elaborate a bit more on how to make the appropriate changes in the Dev Environment? That would help me out a lot.

      Thanks.

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  3. Hello, I have watched your video. In every video it seems that to get the data into the correct columns for the import, it seems you copy the data into the column. I have been trying to do a formula to bring the data into the appropriate columns, but the worksheet created by the Export to Template does not seem to work with formulas. Can you tell me why?

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  4. Hi,
    Can I use "dimensions as columns" for a 50.000 table? when I try I get an error that says I can't. Is it something missing?

    Thanks

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  5. Hi Monaha,

    How to get Dimension Set ID no.? is it System auto-generated? when I have imported leave this column as blank, after I imported, this column replace with other data..

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  6. Hi Mohana,

    Thank you for your video and it is useful. I have another big concern.

    how do we import data if we have more than 8 dimensions?

    Thank You

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  7. Hi Mohana,
    Thank you for sharing this video. It is very helpful.
    I follow all your instruction, but in 3:10 after I apply Data, and I check dimension column in general journal line, it is empty.
    but when I check from ribbon, the dimension value is exist.
    it seems the system can't populate directly from header to lines, because I need to open dimension from ribbon (header) first, then the lines will be populated. I tried to refresh , but it didn't work. Do you have any idea? Thank you very much :)

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  8. Hi Mohana, Thank you for your video but it doesn't work in R2, There is no Journal Line Dimensions. Any ideas how we can we can import multiple dimensions into a GL Journal?

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  9. Hi Mohana, thank you for your video. For who cannot export dimension fields to Excel file after choose Yes for Dimension as Columns field: you must use Export to Template (Excel) function in Config. Worksheet screen, then in exported Excel file you can see dimension columns
    HieuVo (Naviworld VN)

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  10. Hi Mohana. Thank you for your post. Everythink went well untill I had to remigrate opening balances and deleted both GL Entries and DImension Set Entries from the database. Now when I apply package data I have error The field Dimension Set ID of table Gen. Journal Line contains a value (xx) that cannot be found in the related table (Dimension Set Entry). Seems that it does not create Dimension Set entries anymore. What could be the reason?

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  11. Hi Mohana ... I need your expertise please. NAV2016. Importing into Customer table with up to 6 Dimensions. All imported fine, I drilled into No of Package Records, all 6 are there. No errors. Apply Data all seems ok. Check Customer ... only the Globals came through, so where are the other 4? How do I import multiple dimension values in NAV2016?

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