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In the world of reporting, certain fields stand out while others remain unnoticed—at least until your analysis demands a closer look. The Return Sales Price on the Sales Order Line is a perfect example. In Microsoft Dynamics D365 Finance and Supply Chain, it might just be the field that transforms your insights when you’re ready to dig deeper.

A Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) is an award given by Microsoft to technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community. These individuals are recognized for their exceptional contributions to the technical community, including sharing their expertise through blogs, speaking engagements, social media, and other platforms. Alicia Keener has been accepted to the Microsoft MVP Program in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the

Multiple worker records exist with the same name, yikes, what do I do? In Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Chain (D365 F&SC), the 'Person' (worker) associated with the User record plays a pivotal role in workflows and various other processes. If you have multiple 'worker' records for the same individual, how can you determine which 'worker' record to link to the User record? Watch the video below to find out!

Tip of the Day: In Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Chain (D365 F&SC), the 'Person' (worker) linked to the User record plays a crucial...

D365 Finance and Supply Chain Management includes a Tax Engine that enables users to set up rules for determining tax application. This feat

Did you know that in Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Chain (D365 F&SC), you can control which format prints based on predefined criteria

In Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Chain (D365 F&SC) there are multiple methods for acquiring Fixed Assets.

The Fixed assets roll forward report provides, in an easy-to-read Microsoft Excel format, the detailed fixed asset data that you require for period closing, financial statements, and tax reporting. The report includes start and end balances for fixed assets, together with valuation movements for the period, and any new asset acquisitions and disposals that occurred during the period. Data is reported for individual fixed assets, and values are also summarized for fixed asset