This is my final blog wrapping up our series on Sage 300 ERP operational data analysis using PowerPivot. Follow this link to interact with the workbook. Please note, you need Excel 2013 Professional Plus and will need to enable the Power View add-in for the interaction with the “Sales Dashboard”, as shown in the first screenshot below.
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To remain competitive, running thin margins is a fact of life for most distributors. The difference between profitability and loss is the ability to manage low inventory levels. The key is always placing the right inventory order at the right time.
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Ever wonder how much time you spend switching between your mouse and keyboard when entering large amounts of data? With these Sage 300 ERP shortcuts, you will no longer ask yourself this question. The following Sage 300 ERP shortcuts allow you to navigate most screens by only using your keyboard.
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Businesses that use Sage 300 ERP for managing their inventory and sales orders face a question of how and when to process the costing aspects of their inventory transactions. In Sage 300 ERP, inventory quantities (on-hand, on P/O, on S/O, and committed) are updated as soon as a transaction is posted, however, costing has typically been aggregated into a once-a-day batch process. The application has always had a user interface called DAY END PROCESSING residing within the Inventory Control Periodic Processing collection that is used to perform a large number of processing functions. Those functions include:
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When troubleshooting issues with Sage 300 ERP or integrated 3rd party applications, a great tool to use is RVSpy.
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