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This is a great tip, Chris. I have done this a few times to have the ability to demonstrate functionality at #mySummitNA using a newer version of BC/NAV than we currently run at our business. Of course, this local version uses the Cronus company demo license so there are some date and other limitations – https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/properties-of-the-demo-license

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@devoralocke Try this:

In the development Environment, go to report 722 and click DESIGN.

Right-Click on the Item Journal Line DataItem and select Properties.

Add Item No. to the list of ReqFilterFields.

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Sorry not a right-click. View menu and then Properties.

(*This forum still needs some work. It is not allowing me to edit my previous post or paste an image into a post!*)

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The history of posts form the old site cannot be brought over here with any ease. You can repost or copy/paste anything from the old site here if you believe there is value in doing so.

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Great events; bad formatting. 😎

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The deadline was just extended until April 7.

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A sales quote should not generate any demand until it is converted into an order.

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The UG Meeting was at 12pm Central Time. There was a known problem with the scheduler. We thought it was fixed, but evidentially not. Hopefully it will be fixed for the next event.

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It was at 12pm Central Time.

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@tracyhanson

I’m not sure if you are looking for this or something else, but, you can look at the production lines from the (finished) production order to see Expected Qty and Actual Consumption (Qty).

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Yes. We recorded it and it will be submitted to DCI to get posted here. It may take a few weeks to get the recording posted.

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Yes, thank you Linda. I am aware of that. It the example I provided, however, there are no user IDs associated with the rows.

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Just an FYI, the editing team is very busy, so it might take a while but it will be posted.

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Thanks, Joe. I don’t think it is a browser issue because we are on the role Tailored Client for BC 14 on premise.

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Those fields are on the Component Lines of the Finished (and also Released) Production Orders.