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With the move to Dataverse search (formerly relevance search) and the deprecation of quick find looming, it is even more important that Microsoft provide this functionality. I do hundreds of quick searches and export data from that search each week - the data is different, so a view is not practical as it is typically a one-off. Why would I want to create a number of personal views for one use only or have to do several extra steps to modify an existing view when I can do it now in 1-2 minutes. This is a severe impact to my time and efficiency.
The idea of adding some form of simplified printer override menu item to D365 F&O should be considered. There are many companies that do not require the complexity designed into this feature. Consider a manufacturing company with a user that manages the output of two production lines . Should that user have to carry a printer back and forth across the facility between production lines to print LP labels for each production line? Should multiple work templates or warehouses be setup unnecessarily to accommodate this? In most businesses in todays economy multiple users are conducting the same "work order types" in multiple work stations (one person conducting the work for many people) and have a need to quickly change their printer from the mobile device. Deleting and recreating document routing or carrying a printer around does not seem like a logical solution for a simple need (change a printer on demand).
If the Amount (LCY) field is made available in posted sales and purchase documents in future releases, it will greatly improve efficiency and accuracy, particularly in scenarios involving multi-currency invoices.We look forward to this field being included in the upcoming Business Central updates.
This method uses:Past Consumption Data (recent historical demand)Forward Consumption Proxy (demand transactions projected forward from prior comparable periods, e.g., last year)Weighted Contribution of both ranges to form a more adaptive and demand-sensitive ADU.Calculation ExampleSetup ParametersPast Period Days = 90Forward Period Days = 180History Days = 365Weight (Past) = 30%Weight (Forward) = 70%Step 1: Past ADU Total Issued (last 90 days) = 180 ADU₁ = 180 ÷ 90 = 2.0Step 2: Forward ADU Date Range: (today – 365) to (today + 180 – 365) Example: 25/09/2024 → 24/03/2025 Total Issued = 520 ADU₂ = 520 ÷ 180 = 2.88Step 3: Weighted Blended Mix ADU = (ADU₁ × 30%) + (ADU₂ × 70%) ADU = (2.0 × 0.3) + (2.88 × 0.7) ADU = 0.6 + 2.016 = 2.616