2022 Year in review
Reflecting on 2022 including a look back at how my reviews have trended over the years, as well what I hope 2023 will bring.
Reflecting on 2022 including a look back at how my reviews have trended over the years, as well what I hope 2023 will bring.
Troubleshooting the “Resource not found in dictionary” error in Dynamics GP, including some tips around how to troubleshoot it.
Celebrating my Microsoft MVP Award renewal for 2022-2023 in Business Applications, a surprising one since I didn’t feel I had the contributions.
Troubleshooting the error “Login Failed: check your login information and try again”, for the Exchange Log On prompt in Dynamics GP.
In this post I’m documenting some of the basic steps for enabling the Canadian Payroll module in Dynamics GP.
Learn how and where to access CustomerSource to get registration keys for Dynamics GP. It seems to be harder to find these days!
A post in the series that covers connecting to Dynamics GP databases in SQL directly in Power Query.
The third post in the series, discussing data access considerations and options to securely handle your data in a report.
The first part of my series around Power BI, Excel & Dynamics GP begins with some of the basics, and a way to start learning Power Query.
Learn what happens when you attempt to add too many columns in a Dynamics GP SmartList! Hint: 299 is the maximum!
Learn about using Power BI to report on Dynamics GP data, starting with some basic approaches to getting started.
Changing up the format from “resolutions” to “review”. Reflecting on 2021 achievements and plans for 2022.
An ROE issue in Dynamics GP Canadian Payroll where Box 15B does not generate the correct value on the printed report.
Part 5 of a series where I revisit one of my earlier steps, revise my code from post #2 to use the same approach used in post #4.
Learn how to clear the recently opened items list in Power BI Desktop, which doesn’t behave the same as other Office apps.
The 4th post in the series around using APIs, specifically around iterating over an unknown number of pages of results, using the ClickUp API.
The 3rd post in the series, this one about the ClickUp API and how to connect to it with Power Query.
Two tips for formatting numbers in Power BI, replacing zeroes with dashes and displaying something other than blanks.
Part 2 in the series where I’m discussing Power Query with APIs. Today is about paginating over a known number of pages.
The first post in a short series documenting how to work with some web application APIs in Power Query, using Harvest as my first example.