Using Multiple Classes on One Form


You might think that you can enter only one class per form. But what if the information on your form relates to more than one class? For example, you might need to order items from one vendor that relate to different classes. You can solve this problem by putting a separate class column on the form instead of using the Class box at the top of the form. Then you can designate a separate class next to each item you order.

IMPORTANT

Turn on Classes! You must have the Class feature turned on before performing this task.


Select Templates from the Lists menu.

Double-click the form to which you want to add a class column.

Click the Columns tab in the Customize window that appears.

Check the box next to Class in the Screen column.

Click OK.




Show Me. QuickBooks 2006
Show Me QuickBooks 2006
ISBN: 0789735229
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 328
Authors: Gail Perry

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