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I agree. I think when the Source Type is Bank Account, the Bal. Source No. should be editable.For others who have found this idea and are interested in it, be aware that you can set the Source Type to Bank Account and use back-door methods to assign a bank account. I was able to add a bank account value by using the Edit in Excel feature and expect you could also update it via a configuration package. If you do this, keep in mind you will not want to have a second, similar Text to Account mapping rule on the offsetting bank account. If you did that, the transaction would be incorrectly recorded twice (once for each Payment Reconciliation Journal processed).
It is not just about flagging a project as internal and not requiring the customer information to be filled in. This also relates to the possibility to have project templates (with different number series based on the typology of projects).We could also have "Time" projects to be used only on time-sheets to track non-productive hours but still use the project number as a single point of entry.Usually for those projects thre is no planning or budget and therefore the WBS is not necessayr. It could be a task initiated by default to improve the user experience.And last but not least is "Investment" projects for which we don't necessarly know the customer and the invoicing will not be done through the project module, it is only record costs that can be capitalized easily and then transfer to one or multiple fixed assets.All those options exist on project operations but there is absolutely nothing in BC. Many add-ons exist but the standard module is too weak.
In OBM, I use the "Query View" in almost every static segment I make. A lot of our target lists come from excel files, so I build out the query in excel & paste it into the query view. This means, the segment is not something I can easily query with a couple of CRM filters. Not having this functionality (or anything close as far as I can tell), has been quite frustrating.