The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central web client has several parameters in the URL, allowing you to manipulate what is displayed in the web browser.

There are many parameters available for use in constructing the URL. For example, you can display a specific page, table, or report. Load the web client for a particular user profile, and build a view for embedding in another web application, with the navigation bar and ribbon hidden.

A few of my most used listed here:

Note: for the following examples you would use your hostname and tenant id in the url.

Use of the table parameter to display the customer table (18) (https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/?company=CRONUS%20USA%2C%20lnc.&table=18):

Use of the page parameter to display the item card (30) (https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/?company=CRONUS%20USA%2C%20lnc.&page=30):

Displaying the Sales Order page (42) without the ribbon, ui parts and opening in edit mode (https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/?company=CRONUS%20USA%2C%20Inc.&page=42&showribbon=0&showuiparts=0&mode=edit):

When building the URL, You can place parameters in any order after /?, separated by the ampersand (&). Use %20 for any spaces in values, and enclose values in single quotes (”).

Filter Data – Data displayed on the page can be filtered with the filter parameter. For example, to show the Sales Order List page, with all orders for the “Sell-to Customer” ‘10000’, you’d use the page and filter parameters in your URL. For example (https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/?company=CRONUS%20USA%2C%20Inc.&page=9305&filter=’Sell-to Customer No.’ IS ‘10000’)-

Read more about the feature web client urls here.

Note: The code and information discussed in this article is for informational and demonstration purposes only. This content was created referencing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2 online.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central requires that General Journals balance when posting, keeping assets and liabilities balanced. When posting General Journals, they must, at a minimum, balance by “Posting Date.” Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central also can force General Journal posting to include both the “Document Type” and “Document Number.”

The “Force Doc. Balance” field on the General Journal Template specifies that transactions posted in the general journal batches for the template should also balance by “Document Type” and “Document Number” in addition to the “Posting Date.”

If you receive the error that your document is out of balance during posting, and that is intentional, you can check the option for the template.

Note: Journal entries are checked in order, and balancing entries must occur in sequence, so you may also need to check your sort!

Note: The code and information discussed in this article is for informational and demonstration purposes only. This content was created referencing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2 online.