Hello,
Correct me if I am wrong, I’ve studied the AR630500.rpx, and found actually the “aging days” are soured from statement cycle setting.
However, on statement cycles, the split sections have been limited to 4.
Supposing I would like to show columns like
1-15 days, 16-30days, 31-45 days, 45--90days, over 90 days
is it possible to do it?
Thank you.
Best answer by Irina
The number of aging periods is hardcoded (3 periods and the 4th period for the documents that are past due).
You can define only the number of days for each period.
If you want to add an extra aging period, one can explore customization for this requirement.
+8The number of aging periods is hardcoded (3 periods and the 4th period for the documents that are past due).
You can define only the number of days for each period.
If you want to add an extra aging period, one can explore customization for this requirement.
The number of aging periods is hardcoded (3 periods and the 4th period for the documents that are past due).
You can define only the number of days for each period.
If you want to add an extra aging period, one can explore customization for this requirement.
The good news is this extra column is not a “must have” requirement from our accounting team. They accept the limitation of 4 columns now.
However, from my point of view, if they insist need more fixed columns, I did not need to customization the screen nor the database.
The only thing I have to do is to create a new rpx file, and fix the columns using fixed calculation method. is it workable?
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