| | Creating new report forms using existing forms, checks, and invoices |
| Description | This method is ideal when you need only a few changes saving time and maintaining consistency. In the 3-2 Report Printing window, the Report Criteria tab displays a list of reports. Selecting a report shows the associated form in the Report Form drop-down list. System forms use a consistent naming scheme, such as System.Invoice_AR, which helps organize and locate reports easily. Examples of system forms: | Report | Report Form | | 21—Receivable Invoice | System.Invoice_AR | | 22—Receivable Invoice~with Notes | System.Invoice_AR | | 23—Receivable Invoice~Holdback | System.Invoice_AR_Holdback | | 24—Receivable Invoice~Holdback; with Notes | System.Invoice_AR_Holdback | | 31—Receivable Credit | System.Credit_AR | |
| Resolution | Creating a new form from an existing one - Open the application window, such as 3-2 Receivable Invoices/Credits.
- Click File and Print.
- In the 3-2 Report Printing window, open the Report Form drop-down list.
- Select the form design you want to edit.
- Click Edit and Form Design.
- In the 13-5 Form/Report Page Design window, make your changes.
- Click File and Save.
- In the Save Form/Report Page Design window, enter a new name as per the naming guidelines below.
- Select the radio button Save as a shared form design that anybody can use.
- Click Save and close the 13-5 Form/Report Page Design window.
NOTE: By default, the system saves the new forms to \\ServerName\Sage100Contractor\Custom Reports. If you save the form to a different folder, it won't appear in the program. Naming guidelines for a modified or new form - Don't use the prefix System that we use for default forms included with the program.
- Retain the suffix (For example,.Invoice_AR) to ensure proper categorization.
- Use a unique prefix, such as your name or department (For example., YourName.Invoice_AR).
- Alphabetical listing: To have your custom forms appear before system forms, choose a name that alphabetically precedes "System".
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