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Re: New IdeaFrom: Shawn Hogan Date: Monday, March 1, 1999
Time: 4:42:04 pmAlexi wrote:
>I'm not looking to give free service, I'm just looking for a good way to
>have non-recurring billing cycle customers listed...without an expiration
>date since they don't have one. Isn't it just possible to have customers
>without a date (leave it blank)? I can do that now but I'm not sure what
>will happen when I doMany other fields allow for no info...that way it just
>doesn't use the record. Someone would have to have admin rights to do that
>then, so it wouldn't be accidentally done by just any employee.
If you put no date, it will think the date is 1/1/0001...
Create a zero dollar invoice or something that is worth 100 years. :-)
>By the way, if I want to do a search for an expiration date by year, I
>can't just type in the year and click find. Is this something that needs
>to be fixed, or is there another way to have a found set of expiration date
>by year?
Year is part of the expiration date field... It can be searched on, but
you have to do something "tricky"...
Simply do a search for 1/1/99...12/31/99 or something. {shrug}
- Shawn
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Messages In This Thread:- New Idea by Alexi Touloumis on Mar 1, 1999 at 1:54:35 pm
- Re: New Idea by Trish Kleuskens on Mar 1, 1999 at 2:25:07 pm
- Re: New Idea by Alexi Touloumis on Mar 1, 1999 at 4:13:08 pm
- Re: New Idea by Alexi Touloumis on Mar 1, 1999 at 4:34:02 pm
- Re: New Idea by Alexi Touloumis on Mar 1, 1999 at 5:43:31 pm
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