Custom Security Task - RM Sales Posting Journal

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I have given one of our users &quot;Accounting Assistant&quot; level of security. &nbsp;She is able to make receivables entries but when she attempts to print the Sales Entry Edit List, an error message appears stating she does not have permission. &nbsp;The following Security tasks are enabled: &nbsp;What is missing?<br />
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Rpt Sales 001<br />
Rpt Sales 003<br />
Rpt Sales 004<br />
Trx Sales 003<br />
Trx Sales 007<br />
Trx Sales 011<br />
Trx Sales 012<br />
Trx Sales 013<br />
Trx Sales 021 <br />
Trx Sales 022
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I have given one of our users "Accounting Assistant" level of security.  She is able to make receivables entries but when she attempts to print the Sales Entry Edit List, an error message appears stating she does not have permission.  The following Security tasks are enabled:  What is missing?

Rpt Sales 001
Rpt Sales 003
Rpt Sales 004
Trx Sales 003
Trx Sales 007
Trx Sales 011
Trx Sales 012
Trx Sales 013
Trx Sales 021 
Trx Sales 022

GP 2010 Security for Accounting Assistant

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