Author: Ian Grieve

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has started a series of posts on the new features of, the soon to be released, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015. As I have done for the last two releases, I intend to shadow these posts and add my own opinions on these new feature; the series index is here.

The nineteenth Feature of the Day is Canadian Payroll Web Client. With Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 you can now deploy Canadian Payroll functionality for your web client installs.

This allows the full functionality of Canadian Payroll for those customers who wish to have users access Microsoft Dynamics GP through the web browser:

The roles targeted by this feature are:

• Payroll Administrator
• Payroll Clerk

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has started a series of posts on the new features of, the soon to be released, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015. As I have done for the last two releases, I intend to shadow these posts and add my own opinions on these new feature; the series index is here.

The eighteenth Feature of the Day is Fixed Assets Year End Report. Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 Fixed Asset Management has a new, optional, report in the Fixed Assets year-end closing routine.

Now, in a single step, you can close your year and print a status report of all the assets that are being affected by the close.

On the report you’ll see the year to date depreciation, cost basis, accumulated depreciation, net book and more:

The roles targeted by this feature are:

• Bookkeeper
• Certified Accountant
• Accounting Manager

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has started a series of posts on the new features of, the soon to be released, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015. As I have done for the last two releases, I intend to shadow these posts and add my own opinions on these new feature; the series index is here.

The seventeenth Feature of the Day is Employee Paystubs. In Microsoft Dynamics GP2015 employees can now view or print their own paystubs.

With Employee Self Service Paystubs, the user can see their pay stubs and then can view the detail or print them to a printer.

Navigation on the Employee Time Management home page part opens the Paystubs navigation list. The employee can select one or more paystub and print them all at the same time.

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The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has started a series of posts on the new features of, the soon to be released, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015. As I have done for the last two releases, I intend to shadow these posts and add my own opinions on these new feature; the series index is here.

The sixteenth Feature of the Day is Direct Deposit and Workflow. Another option for Employee Self Service in Microsoft Dynamics GP2015 is Employee Direct Deposit.

The Employee Direct Deposit window allows an employee to view and edit their direct deposit information. They can start or stop direct deposit, add or remove accounts and edit the direct deposit distribution.

With workflow for Employee Direct Deposit, the direct deposit changes can be routed to the appropriate people for verification before updating the employees data.

The roles targeted by this feature are:

• All Employees

The Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP blog has started a series of posts on the new features of, the soon to be released, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015. As I have done for the last two releases, I intend to shadow these posts and add my own opinions on these new feature; the series index is here.

The fifteenth Feature of the Day is Employee W4 and Workflow. A new Employee Self Service feature in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 lets a user view and update their own W4 information.

With Employee W4, the user can see their current W4 settings, view historical W4’s, make changes, and submit the changes to workflow. From the Employee Time Management home page part the user can choose update my W4.

In the Employee Withholding Certificate window the employee can manage their information and once submitted to workflow, the change will be routed automatically prior to updating the employee’s record.

The roles targeted by this feature are:

• All Employees

I was working onsite with a client during an upgrade of Microsoft Dynamics GP from version 10 to 2013 recently, and after doing some work on a client we started receiving an error when trying to log out..

The error we received was the following:

Microsoft Dynamics GP – Unknown error 0 – 800AC351 occurred saving the project file

After a little testing to see if we could easily determine the problem, I did a quick online search and came up with this post from Vaidy Mohan which was the same error, but for a different VBA project.

The steps I tried and found to be successful were slightly shorter and easier than those Vaidy needed:

1. Launch GP and open the Visual Basic Editor
2. Opened modified report in the Microsoft Dynamics GP VBA project
3. Added and removed a space from the end of one line
4. Compiled the entire project to check for errors
5. Save VBA project
6. Log off from GP

To verify the problem was resolved we closed and reopened Dynamics GP and didn’t see the error when closing it again.