Account schedules represents the financial reporting tool in Dynamics 365 Business Central, with which you can create all the business critical financial reports like balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement … etc.
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Power BI Dataset Refresh Scheduling Using Outlook And Power Automate
When the new “Refresh a dataset” action for Power Automate (formerly Flow) was released last year I couldn’t help thinking there must be something really cool you could do with it – I just didn’t know what.
Create Financial Reports on the Fly – NAV Account Schedules
Dynamics NAV provides a very time efficient tool to generate financial reports on the fly. The functionality is called: “Account Schedules”. A very NAV specific term (so I understand if you don’t know what it is).
I can tell you this, it takes about 30 seconds to generate a P&L and a Balance Sheet via Account Schedules and maybe a few more minutes if you want to format the columns to make it look nicer.
How to Schedule NAV Services to Restart
Recently I was asked if there is a way to schedule a NAV service to restart at a specific time, and for that I have used a small PowerShell script which I have scheduled using windows task scheduler.
How-to Create Column Layouts for Account Schedules in Dynamics NAV
In Microsoft Dynamics NAV, the Column Layout screen allows you to determine how you want to see the columns on your account schedules. You may define columns that are visible on the financial reports or columns that are strictly used for calculations. This blog will illustrate how to create custom layouts for account schedules in Dynamics NAV.
How to Create a Revenue Account Schedule in Microsoft Dynamics NAV
In another blog post, we demonstrate how to create a Revenue Finance Performance chart using the Cronus demo data in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. However, to create the chart, you need to have an existing Account Schedule from which to pull data.
Schedule MRP
If you have a relative large number of items to plan it could take a while to run the MRP calculations in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, an hour to do a full calculation is not uncommon, especially if you have been using the system for a while. In order to not have the MRP calculations to interrupt with the daily operations (such as posting orders) you typically want the calculations to take place during the night.