Showing posts with label Dynamics NAV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dynamics NAV. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 July 2017

Sorting cannot be done based on following FlowFields, you must set the security filtering mode to ‘Filtered’.

When we went to do a Cash Receipt- went to Apply Entries. And selected to sort by Remaining Amount and got the below error.



Sorting cannot be done based on following FlowFields in the Cust. Ledger Entry table: Remaning Amount. This is because the record’s security filtering mode is set to ‘Validated’ (as specified by the SecurityFiltering property) and there are active security filters in the system. To sort based on the FlowFields, you must set the security filtering mode to ‘Filtered’.

Solution:
We need to change the properties of the record variable as indicated below



This error will appear only when you are not SUPER user and set a security filter on the one of the permission sets assigned to user.

Thursday, 7 August 2014

Top 25 Dynamics NAV Sites

Today I received a message from Dynamics101, a recently launched training site for Microsoft Dynamics products, mentioning that “after careful consideration we have decided to include your blog in our first annual list of Top 25 Dynamics NAV Sites.”  



Thank you all

Top 25 Dynamics NAV Blogs

Tuesday, 1 October 2013

MVP Award - 2013

Just now got an email informing that my MVP Status is renewed, so here starts the 3rd year as MVP.




Today, 977 exemplary community leaders around the world were notified that they have received the MVP Award! These individuals were chosen because they have demonstrated their deep commitment to helping others make the most of their technology, voluntarily sharing their passion and real-world knowledge of Microsoft products with the community.

While there are more than 100 million social and technical community members, only a small portion are selected to be recognized as MVPs. Each year, around 4,000 MVPs are honored. They are nominated by Microsoft, other community individuals, or in some cases themselves. Candidates are rigorously evaluated for their technical expertise, community leadership, and voluntary community contributions for the previous year. They come from more than 90 countries, speak over 40 different languages, and are awarded in more than 90 Microsoft technologies. Together, they answer more than 10 million questions a year!

MVPs are recognized each quarter for this annual award, which continues to grow and evolve to reflect the development of Microsoft technologies.

Congratulations to the new MVPs, and welcome back to renewed MVPs. We are very excited to recognize your amazing accomplishments!