DynamicsNAVFinancials blog celebrates one year with top 20 postings

It’s our blogiversary! I started this blog in April 0f 2012, inspired by the number of NAV end users I had met over the last year who had the same questions that just weren’t getting answered. What better way to get that information out to folks than a blog where I could write up the topic in an easy to understand way?

You’ve shown your support! Over that last year, we’ve had over 15,000 views, almost 100 followers via email, have people following us on our new Facebook page, and know that many of you follow postings through the RSS feed. People from more than 120 countries are reading DynamicsNAVFinancials! The blog has gotten enough attention to be picked up for syndication through Microsoft Dynamics Community and I was even asked to participate as one of the eleven official bloggers at Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2013 last month.

Special thanks has got to go to the NAVUG. The user group has been especially supportive of me and of the blog, finding opportunities for me to speak to NAV users in person, in webinars, online classes, and through this blog. Without the support of the user group this would have been a much longer road and I am so grateful for the constant work they have done to get me in front of as many readers as possible.

Publishing over an entry a week in the last year, there’s a lot to choose from, but in the month of April, I’ll be re-running the top 20 postings determined by the most viewed entries. Enjoy, and thank you so much for reading! There would be no reason to do this without you!

20    Use show opposite sign to reflect net income correctly on an income statement using NAV account schedules

19    The NAV accountant’s little helper:  the reconciliation account check box

18    Learning about Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013: on demand learning from NAVUG is a fantastic resource!

17    Tis the (Budget) Season!  Three handy NAV account schedule tips to get you through

16    Tips and tricks for a flawless budget load in NAV

15    Why NAV users should be using dual monitors

14    Video Demo: How to export NAV account schedules to Microsoft Excel

13    Basic row setup options for NAV Account Schedules

12    Aging methods in NAV – which buckets are you looking for?

11    Complete row setup options for NAV account schedules

10    Learning about Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013

9     Where can I learn more about NAV analysis reports and analysis by dimensions?

8     10 easy tips for payment terms success in Microsoft Dynamics NAV

7     15 days of NAV dimensions

6     Getting started with a new account schedule

5     PowerPivot to the People

4     Maximize your Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Classic screen space with user level configuration options

3     Basic column layout options for NAV Account Schedules

2     NAV keyboard shortcuts – Classic to RTC

1     The Account Schedules Formulas Page