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Taking a Deeper Dive into

SmartLists, Excel Report

Builder, and Business

Analyzer

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Welcome!

Microsoft Dynamics GP

AGENDA

Agenda and Introductions Quick Updates

Core SmartList Functionality Lunch

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Introductions

Craig Sroda

Chief Strategy Officer & Director of ERP / Co-Founder

Blog: craigsroda.com

Julie Vigue

ERP Business Development Manager

Kevin Brunton

ERP Service Delivery Manager

Trishia Hogue

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Purpose – To Connect and Share

Target Return - Lunch and Learns

Build Community of GP Users

Share Knowledge and Ideas

Target Return - Blogs

Share Tips & Tricks

Technology Updates & Awareness

Learn From Each-Other

Archive for Future Reference

http://pinnacleofindiana.com/blog/erp

http://myTargetReturn.com

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Core SmartList Functionality

What can you do with a SmartList?

Create Customer, Vendor & Employee Labels

Reconcile Receivables and Payables to the General Ledger

View GL Transactions

Check the deposits posted to a checkbook for the current

day

Verify item quantities in inventory

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Handout- Using SmartLists

 Objects are grouped module

 To stop a SmartList from running, click the red X in the top right-hand corner.

 Click Search, to change the filtering options.

 Click Refresh to rerun the SmartList.

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Handout- Go to, Sorting and Zooms

 In most cases, the Go to button allows you to drill down into the line item details of the row.  SmartLists allow sorting of any

column displayed

 Sorts can be switched from

ascending to descending order by clicking the field heading.

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Handout- Search

 Click Search to limit filter the records to a predefined criteria.  To define a Search, select a column

name, Select the action of the filter, and enter the Value.  Fields can be compared by

selected Field Comparison.  Limit the number of records

displayed, enter a value in the Max Records field.

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Handout- Columns

 Click Columns to add or remove

additional columns of information.

 Use the arrows on the right to move

your columns up and down.

 Pay close attention to the column

you are choosing.

 There are many time the same

column name listed multiple times. If you are unsure, look at the detail, “From Customer Master” or “From Sales Transaction”.

 To Add Columns, you can select All

columns to pull in more options. By Default, this is set to Available

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Handout- Favorites

 Once you have completed

customizing the SmartList, Click on Favorites to save.

 Enter name.  Set Visible to :

 System (anyone accessing GP)

 Company (only those accessing this

company)

 UserClass (only users assigned to

your same UserClass)

 UserID (only you)  Click Add

 You can also choose Add favorite

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Handout- Custom Reminders

 Custom reminders from SmartLists integrate into the Reminders

window on the Home Page.  To open from within SmartList,

Click Add then Add Favorite and reminder.

 Select the Display as a Cue option:  A cue is an icon that increases or

decreases in height to indicate number of records in a particular category.

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Handout- Exporting SmartLists

 Click Excel or Word to export

 For reporting purposes, fields can be lengthened or shortened by dragging the field to left or right.  When exporting, it is important for

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SmartList Builder Series

SmartList Builder

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Handout- SmartList Builder

 To Access: Go to GP Menu Tools 

SmartListBuilder SmartList Builder

 Enter a SmartList ID

 Keep the name all one word

 Enter the SmartList Name

 Friendly Name

 Item Name

 Important, its what displays in

SmartList counts

 Choose the Product

 Usually Microsoft Dynamics GP

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Handout- SmartList Builder

 Options

 Mark to Display Totals  Multicompany report  Consolidate Reports to 1

Workbook

 Create a Summary Page

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Handout-SmartList Builder

 Restrictions

 Select any table in report

 Choose multiple fields to Restrict  Comparable to Search within

SmartList

 Watch for too many restrictions in

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Handout- SmartList Builder

Calculations

 Create a field name  Choose a field type  Create Formula  Add Mathematical  Arithmetic  Date  System  Sring  If or CASE statements  Add GP Fields

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Handout- SmartList Builder

 Tables

 Click the + in Tables to Add table  All SmartList columns are

composed of at least one table

 The main table is the first table in

your Table window

 All other tables supporting your

SmartList should be underneath

 Click + under Key Fields to match 1

field between the tables

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Handout- SmartList Builder

 Fields

 As you add tables, the fields will

populate to the right.

 Change the Display name

 Mark Display to allow the field to

show

 Mark Default to appear always  To Set other options related to

field type, click the field and the right pointing arrow.

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Standard Excel Reports

IN GP 10.0, Refreshable Excel Reports were provided

Format your report once and pull in the latest data

Fast data access

Has user-friendly names for data

Uses AD (Active Directory) for access to data

Best Practice is to create a new tab within the Excel Report

If you copy the PivotTable from the original tab to a new tab,

it WILL refresh when the data syncs.

Restricted from adding columns to your data, as it refreshes, it

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Accessing Standard Excel Reports

 Access standard Excel Reports  Open GP

 Go to Tools Menu  Setup  System  Reporting Tools Setup

 Click on the Excel Reports tab

 Choose a location to deploy these to  Two folder will appear, Data

Connections and Reports

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Excel Report Builder

Can Create Drill Back options

Permissions are set via AD rather than GP login

Creates SQL View for each report

It doesn’t have defaults on columns

Gives you the ability to create worksheets for each company

Preview of data

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Handout- Excel Report Builder

 Microsoft Dynamics  Tools SmartList Builder Excel Report Builder

 Define the Report ID

 Keep the name without spaces  Define Report Name

 Something friendly to you and end

users

 Add tables like SmartList Builder  Select Fields to Display

 Change the value types of fields  Set View Name: be sure to put a

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Handout- Excel Report Builder

 Publishing To:  Reports Library

 That’s the same location standard

Excel report were sent to.

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Handout- Excel Report Builder

 Adding Drill downs  Click Add

 Select the Column Field  Select the Window to open  Click on the Parameter, Edit

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Business Analyzer Overview

 What is it?

 Simply stated it’s an application that provides reporting content to end users  Why would I use it?

 Access Microsoft Dynamics anywhere, anytime  Increase productivity

 Resolve IT issues faster

 Improve decision making speed  Where do I get it?

 Windows 8 App

 Windows 8 App Phone  Desktop App

 Reduce cost

 Improve customer service  Real-time data

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What Can You Do With the Data?

 Select relevant information  Select most beneficial view  Access the details

 Copy to a presentation

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Tips and Reminders

References

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