You can combine the supporting documentation in Microsoft Dynamics GP to print with just a few keystrokes. Did you know that?

Originally Posted August 2, 2012
You can combine the supporting documentation in Microsoft Dynamics GP to print with just a few keystrokes. Did you know that?
Within each series, under Reports is an option for “Groups.” You can use this window to “group” together all the reports within this series that you want to print.
Keep in mind that you do not get the ability to change the option with this feature, so you must put in criteria that can remain static. For example, do not enter a date range of 01/01/11 – 01/31/11, instead use “Beginning Last Month” to “End of Last Month.”
Also keep in mind that you need to set the destination each option to the printer so they’ll print automatically rather than ask you each time.
Once you create a group for each series, you can use “Combine Groups” under Reports to combine the groups.
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