Category Archives: Sage 300

Macro recorded to printing Picking Slips prints blank report

Recently while working on OE Picking slip’s customization for a client we recorded a macro for Print Picking Slips routine, but when executed, the macro would just print a blank report. On further investigation I figured out that problem is due to Parameter “SESHNDL” (below is the code of recorded Macro) [SNIP] Dim rpt As… Read More »

Sage Accpac ERP Control Account Feature comes to rescue

We were looking for something/feature in Accpac which will restrict the users from using the Accounts which are meant for the AR Receipt entries when AP Invoice entry is entered. For the admin It becomes difficult to keep a hold on this, to avoid the users repeating this mistakes. Sage Accpac ERP Control Account Feature… Read More »

Create new Items by copying existing items in Sage Accpac ERP

Few industries need creation on multiple items that use same set of information, this need to be done because there is slight variation in inventory that one needs to record and report separately. Few examples are (Apparel/footwear/Electronics /Furniture industries etc..). Though we have a GreymatriX (Apparel Integration for Sage Accpac ERP) Add-on as a solution… Read More »

Adding columns to the detail grid of Transaction Screens in Sage 300

You must be wondering why one has to write a blog on this topic specifically when Sage has a powerful and easy to use Optional field’s module which not only captures custom information on Maintenance and Transaction Screen but also Tracks the information from Originating document through GL and not to forget the capability of… Read More »

Inventory Reconciliation of Sage ACCPAC ERP

Do you know that inspite of Physical Inventory stock equals with the Count in Inventory module, the GL value of Inventory does not match with Inventory Movement Report Value? The answer is “Yes it is true” and the common reason it can happen provided someone has posted entries directly through GL. There is another reason… Read More »