pageFinanceofficial - Microsoftderived - from the source, no model text

Page 18356 "Service Transfer Lines" (IN)

IN country layer · Microsoft.Finance.GST.ServicesTransfer

Across versions

  1. BC23-28not present
  2. BC29-30present

IN country layer · Microsoft.Finance.GST.ServicesTransfer · BC29-30 · source at ea08af5e · facts from BC29

An object of the IN localization, not part of W1.

Properties

Property Value
Caption Service Transfer Lines
SourceTable Service Transfer Line
PageType List
UsageCategory Documents
ApplicationArea Basic, Suite

Fields on this page

Layout controls in source order, grouped by the container they sit in. Shows: the table field a control is bound to (or its expression as written); ToolTip: the control’s own, else the bound field’s (marked).

Group Control Shows ToolTip
Group Document No. Rec."Document No." Specifies the entry’s document number.
Transfer From G/L Account No. Rec."Transfer From G/L Account No." Specifies the general ledger account of the service being transferred.
Transfer To G/L Account No. Rec."Transfer To G/L Account No." Specifies the general ledger account number where the service will be received.
Ship Control A/C No. Rec."Ship Control A/C No." Specifies the general account number for the shipment of the service.
Receive Control A/C No. Rec."Receive Control A/C No." Specifies the general ledger account number used for receive control account.
Transfer Price Rec."Transfer Price" Specifies the price for the transfer of the service.

Ask your agent

Procedure bodies are not stored here (D10). For a procedure body or the calls of one procedure, ask bc-code-atlas (external, by Stefan Maron, MIT; default corpus w1-28), which the bc-observatory plugin connects: bcatlas_resolve_node(object_type: "page", object_name: "Service Transfer Lines"), then bcatlas_get_procedure_body or bcatlas_get_neighbors on the returned id.

A IN country object, not part of W1: the default corpus does not have it; bcatlas_list_countries shows which countries the atlas has.

Evidence 1 sources