You might need to import historic transactions for the following reasons:
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You have installed the cost accounting module in an existing installation and you want to import all transactions from an earlier financial year.
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You want to upgrade from the previous cost accounting module.
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You start working with an additional dimension in the cost accounting, and you want to import transactions that were previously posted to this dimension.
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You forgot to activate the transaction control on a cost category, and after correcting the setup, you want to import the previous transactions.
You can import historic transactions in > > :
NoteImporting historic transactions might take a long time, and it requires the complete installation of Microsoft Dynamics AX. As a best practice, import these transactions after normal business hours or when your system resources can best support it, and use the batch processing functionality. Another best practice is to run this function per period and not all in one step.
To import transactions from the module:
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Open the form.
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Select a date interval code, or enter the start and end dates for the import.
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Click OKto start the import.
To import quantity transactions from the module:
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Open the form.
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Select a date interval code, or enter the start and end dates for the import.
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Click OKto start the import.
To import quantity transactions from the module:
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Open the form.
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Select a date interval code, or enter the start and end dates for the import.
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Click OKto start the import.
To import transactions from the previous cost accounting module:
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Enter the journal names for the cost and service transactions.
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Enter the .
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Select a date interval code, or enter the start and end dates for the import.
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Click OK to start the import.
NoteThis import function will import only transactions that are manually created in cost accounting. To import transactions from the , , or modules, use the appropriate procedure from earlier in this topic.