Many organizations need to prepare financial statements that report on multiple companies in a consolidated format. Management Reporter can help a company consolidate their data across one Microsoft Dynamics ERP, multiple Microsoft Dynamics ERPs, or across ERPs. Consolidations can also occur at different levels, based on a company’s needs. This series of blogs will help you determine which consolidation options in Management Reporter are right for your business and provide you with information on how to create consolidated financial statements on consolidating data in Management Reporter.
It’s common that different companies may have different charts of accounts but still wish to produce consolidated financial statements. In this situation, Management Reporter can still consolidate the data, allowing you to produce consolidated financial reports. This blog (2nd in a series of 7), will highlight how to create consolidated reports with varying chart of accounts.
Sometimes, different companies will be using different fiscal calendars, but you may still want to create consolidated financial statements for these companies. This blog (3rd in a series of 7), will show you how to create consolidated reports with varying fiscal calendars. .
This is the portal page for the Support Debugging Tool for Microsoft Dynamics GP.
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The drama is building. The countdown is on. I can hardly wait for the release of the “Other List” so we can enjoy another year of snarky…
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The Dynamics GP User Group (GPUG) is an association of companies sharing the common…

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog started the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series last week.
Have a look at the posts from Pam Misialek for week 1:

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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Have a look at the posts from Pam Misialek…

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The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
Here are the previous features:
Have a look at the…
Ever wanted to understand (like in really understand) why Dexterity? or what are the reasons for a dictionary-based architecture? Ever wanted to gain an insight (as in real insight) on the philosophical principles behind Microsoft Dynamics GP? Well, I pulled out all the stops for this and went to the guy who drafted it all up and architected most of it.![]() |
| New configuration options in RM to add user-def fields to Customer Address Maintenance window |

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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| Two new windows: Suggest Sales Item Entry and Suggest Sales Item Maintenance |

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
Here are the previous features:
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The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
Here are the previous features:
After a number of questions about translation recently, I have decided to focus on Dexterity's multi-lingual and translation capabilities for the next couple of weeks.
The posts in the series include:
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This page has GP 9, GP 10, GP 2010 product downloads and links to service packs, in…

A week into the New Year and no posts.... what's happening? Read on to understand where all my spare time has been going....
After over four months of development, testing and documentation, I am thrilled to announce that build 16 of the Support Debugging Tool is now available for download from PartnerSource. This build has over 50 changes and focuses on functionality for logging and debugging issues with Microsoft Dynamics GP, while still having some improvements for the database or application Administrator.
A quick hint about how much is included in this build is that the User Guide PDF has grown from 161 pages to 193 pages.
Highlights include:
Below is a summary of the changes made for releases 10.00.0016 and 11.00.0016, I have divided them into logical sections:
Fixes
Enhancements

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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I have heard many times how it's nearly close to impossible to implement IntelliSense in Microsoft Dexterity. For those of you not familiar with the term, IntelliSense is to software development what autocompletion is to Microsoft Dynamics GP data entry or Office Excel for that matter.
The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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Those of you who attended Microsoft Convergence 2011 Atlanta will know about the promised Build 15 of the Support Debugging Tool for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Well it is finally here with over 80 changes to the code. It includes lots of new functionality as well as many fixes and improvements. This build can be installed over the top of any existing installed build without needing to remove the old build first.
Below is a summary of the changes made for releases 10.00.0015 and 11.00.0015, I have divided them into logical sections:
Fixes
Enhancements

The Dynamics GP Team will be creating blog posts this year related to Year-End closing processes for Dynamics GP. Below is the schedule of upcoming blog posts.
November 15, 2011 – Year-end Closing 2011 for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Install & Upgrade
November 17, 2011 – Year-end Closing 2011 for Microsoft Dynamics GP: US Payroll
November 22, 2011 – Year-end Closing 2011 for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Inventory
November 24, 2011 – Year-end Closing 2011 for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Receivables Management
November 29, 2011 – Year-end Closing 2011 for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Payables Management
December 01,…

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog continues with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Feature of the Day (FOTD) series.
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