Steven, thank you for the reply, however you have not addressed the problem. I don't want to import or export. I like to access the summary and edit and review. The problem is I get a massive load of data (2 years) that I don't want. Why can't I decide what loads by putting in a date range instead of waiting for all the data, of which 99% I don't want. I then have to scroll down to what I want to (review, see,edit..) Please call me if it is still unclear.
- Julie_Stap11 years agoContributing Partner
Hi
The correct heading should be reviewing searching entering or editing in the multiple payslips section.
Steven can you help!
It would appear that the selection search of the post allowed me to label the problem as something it was not. This is what was posted and then solved, here are the previous blogs.
enter multiple slips option After clicking on enter activity slips then clicking enter multiple slips, the program should give you an option to enter a date range or default to load all the slips for that employee for years. This would make the function load quicker as some employees have a lot of entries.
Hi Julie_Stap Thank you for your feedback AccountRight has the ability to import activity slips into the program, you can use this feature to bulk import activity slips into the data file. This can be done via File>>Import/Export Assistant and selecting Import data>>Activity slips. For more inforamtion into importing data into AccountRight please seehttp://myobaustralia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9072Steven, thank you for the reply, however you have not addressed the problem. I don't want to import or export. I like to access the summary and edit and review. The problem is I get a massive load of data (2 years) that I don't want. Why can't I decide what loads by putting in a date range instead of waiting for all the data, of which 99% I don't want. I then have to scroll down to what I want to (review, see,edit..) Please call me if it is still unclear.
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