Når du forsøger at sende med Uniconta får du denne fejl
530 5.7.57 SMTP; Client was not authenticated to send anonymous mail duringFor det første er det vigtigt at den bruger som skal sende via smtp har rettighed til at sende via smtp. Det tjekker under brugeren:
Klik på brugeren.
Klik på mail
Klik på mail apps
Der skal være flueben i “Godkend SMTP”
Kan du stadig ikke sende, skal du en tur i Active directory og slå “Enable Security defaults fra”
Lave et virtuelt felt med følgende kode:
iif([Debtor].[Sprogkode] = 1,
Iif([Konteringstype] = 'Faktura', 'Invoice' ,
Iif([Konteringstype] = 'Betaling', 'Payment',
Iif([Konteringstype] = 'Kreditnota', 'Creditnote',
Iif([Konteringstype] = 'Rykker', 'Reminder', '')))),
[Konteringstype])
Her vil vi ikke vise tallet nul på “antal” feltet
Iif(ToDouble([Antal])<>0, [Antal],'' )Her vil vi ikke vise tallet nul på “salgspris feltet” feltet
Iif(ToDouble([Faktura Salgspris])<>0, [Antal],'' )
Iif([InvoicePrice] <> 0)
Sammenlægning af 2 databasefelter
FormatString('{0}:{1}' , [CompanyInfo].[Adresse 1], [CompanyInfo].[Banknavn])
Label og databasefelt
@account : {0} [CompanyInfo].[Adresse 1]
her ligger jeg en label sammen med et database felt
Husk at label også skal stå i text feltet
Her laves opsætning af formatering
Iif([InvoiceInfo].[Ordregruppe]=’S’,False,True)
kode skal ligge under “Synlig”
Her skjuler den tekst hvis ordregruppe er = S
Der er ikke noget der hedder direkte opslag i Uniconta
Indtast url:
https://odata.uniconta.com/odata
I brugernavn:
Vigtigt
Brugernavn: 004415/Brugernavn
Der skal indsættes 2 nummer foran firmaid id.
4415 er firmaid som du finder i Uniconta.
Vælg nu den Tabel du vil oprette forbindelse til
Når du skal opdatere regne arket Skal du trykke opdater.
Problem Excel gemmer din login oplysning i regnarket.og den automatisk logger ind.
Vil du logge på et andet regnskab? skal man ændring sine login oplysninger
Tryk på “indstillinger for datakilde” for at redigere login oplysninger
Her er eksempel:
Operator |
Description |
Example |
|---|---|---|
+ |
Adds the value of one numeric expression to another or concatenates two strings. |
[UnitPrice] + 4
[FirstName] + ‘ ‘ + [LastName] |
– |
Finds the difference between two numbers. |
[Price1] – [Price2] |
* |
Multiplies the value of two expressions. |
[Quantity] * [UnitPrice] * (1 – [BonusAmount]) |
/ |
Divides the first operand by the second. |
[Quantity] / 2 |
% |
Returns the remainder (modulus) obtained by dividing one numeric expression by another. |
[Quantity] % 3 |
| |
Performs a bitwise inclusive OR on two numeric expressions. Compares each bit of its first operand to the corresponding bit of its second operand. If either bit is 1, the corresponding resulting bit is set to 1. Otherwise, the corresponding resulting bit is set to 0. |
[Number] | [Number] |
& |
The bitwise AND operator. Compares each bit of its first operand to the corresponding bit of its second operand. If both bits are 1, the corresponding resulting bit is set to 1. Otherwise, the corresponding resulting bit is set to 0. |
[Number] & 10 |
^ |
Performs a bitwise exclusive OR on two numeric expressions. |
[Number] ^ [Number] |
==
= |
Returns true if both operands have the same value; otherwise, it returns false. |
[Quantity] == 10 |
!= |
Returns true if the operands do not have the same value; otherwise, it returns false. |
[Country] != ‘France’ |
< |
Less than operator. Used to compare expressions. |
[UnitPrice] < 20 |
<= |
Less than or equal to operator. Used to compare expressions. |
[UnitPrice] <= 20 |
>= |
Greater than or equal to operator. Used to compare expressions. |
[UnitPrice] >= 30 |
> |
Greater than operator. Used to compare expressions. |
[UnitPrice] > 30 |
In (,,,) |
Tests for the existence of a property in an object. |
[Country] In (‘USA’, ‘UK’, ‘Italy’) |
Between (,) |
Specifies a range to test. Returns true if a value is greater than or equal to the first operand and less than or equal to the second operand. |
[Quantity] Between (10, 20) |
And
&& |
Performs a logical conjunction on two Boolean expressions. |
[InStock] And ([ExtendedPrice]> 100)
[InStock] && ([ExtendedPrice]> 100) |
Or
|| |
Performs a logical disjunction on two Boolean expressions. |
[Country]==’USA’ Or [Country]==’UK’
[Country]==’USA’ || [Country]==’UK’ |
~ |
Performs a bitwise negation on a numeric expression. |
~[Roles] = 251 |
Not
! |
Performs a logical negation on a Boolean expression. |
Not [InStock]
![InStock] |
+ |
Returns a numeric expression’s value (a unary operator). |
+[Value] = 10 |
– |
Returns the negative of a numeric expression’s value (a unary operator). |
-[Value] = 20 |
Is Null |
Returns true if an expression is a null reference, the one that does not refer to any object. |
[Region] is nu |
