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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p><strong>Dimensions on sales delivery notes, sales invoices and sales credit notes</strong></p><p>We now have the option to select a dimension on these documents.<br />Here is how it works.</p><p>If there are 2 levels in company setup, 2 dimension lists are shown with respective types. if 1 level, <br />only one list and of course if none there is no list shown.</p><p>If there are dimension(s) set on a customer these will be set as default in the dimension(s) lists.</p><p>If you choose a dimension for your invoice it will overwrite eventually dimension set by item. And the dimension(s) <br />are saved on the cust_trans table. <br />To be used when going from delivery to invoice, so there is a match between the 2 links.</p><p>These dimension(s) goes to the GL trans. If delivery and there are standard_cost values they will show up on all COGS accounts.</p><p>If invoicing the dimensions will go to the SALES accounts, so it is easy to monitor a dimension (project or whatever).</p><p>Credit notes goes the other way round. The same procedure but opposite.</p>]]></content>
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