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MS Dynamics AX - Explanation of Journals / Ledgers / Vouchers etc...
Hi Experts,
I am a little clueless in understanding how Journals, Ledgers and Vouchers work.
How do they integrate / link with each other and what is the meaning of each of them.
Can you also give me realtime example of how they are used.
Thanks
I am a little clueless in understanding how Journals, Ledgers and Vouchers work.
How do they integrate / link with each other and what is the meaning of each of them.
Can you also give me realtime example of how they are used.
Thanks
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Well, you cannot learn AX without asking questions either. And believe me: If anybody thinks he knows financials after a training of three days, he is surely mistaken.
It certainly does not hurt you if somebody tries explaining this here, right? Please don't blame people trying to help ...
It certainly does not hurt you if somebody tries explaining this here, right? Please don't blame people trying to help ...
It wasn't a critism of anyone - just a practical comment that you cannot AX from scratch without training.
You can learn AX modules in 3 days - i.e. Firebrand do 3-5 day training course in trade and logistics which is far more complicated than financials.
You do, of course, need to reinforce this knowledge with practical use to be competant.
I just think that the author will become frustrated with AX unless they seek professional help: take a look at training at microsoft to see acredited training organisations or ask the reseller for help.
Kind Regards,
You can learn AX modules in 3 days - i.e. Firebrand do 3-5 day training course in trade and logistics which is far more complicated than financials.
You do, of course, need to reinforce this knowledge with practical use to be competant.
I just think that the author will become frustrated with AX unless they seek professional help: take a look at training at microsoft to see acredited training organisations or ask the reseller for help.
Kind Regards,
Well, let's not argue then, seems like we agree ;-)
You can't learn AX from a Forum, you have to go on a training course - for financials you need at least 3 days.