phaywood
02-26-2006, 01:43 PM
Hi,
I am getting an error that says my tax type is wrong. It is always related to a freight item on a sales record. There is a 26 in the type field. I don't tax freight. I don't know where this number comes from and therefore do not know what to change ot to to make these records exceptable for importing.
I also am finding the export routine is not populating the Invoice/CM Distribution field properly every time, ie for a 3 itme record it will have 010, should be 012 or it will start with 1 2 3 etc but the last number will be 0. I have found several instances where there are all 0's even though there are 12 line items:eek:
Any ideas? I am trying to convert from 2003 to 2005 and the techs are telling me my data is corrupted. I have used too many (,)'s and (")'s in my descriptions :o . I'm sure that is the problem, which I feel I can clean up in the csv files, but this "tax type" has got me stumpped!:mad:
Thanks for any input.
Peter
I am getting an error that says my tax type is wrong. It is always related to a freight item on a sales record. There is a 26 in the type field. I don't tax freight. I don't know where this number comes from and therefore do not know what to change ot to to make these records exceptable for importing.
I also am finding the export routine is not populating the Invoice/CM Distribution field properly every time, ie for a 3 itme record it will have 010, should be 012 or it will start with 1 2 3 etc but the last number will be 0. I have found several instances where there are all 0's even though there are 12 line items:eek:
Any ideas? I am trying to convert from 2003 to 2005 and the techs are telling me my data is corrupted. I have used too many (,)'s and (")'s in my descriptions :o . I'm sure that is the problem, which I feel I can clean up in the csv files, but this "tax type" has got me stumpped!:mad:
Thanks for any input.
Peter