This article explains how to get more out of your reports via the use of filters within Sage 200 Report Designer.
Using Sage Report Designer, you can restrict the records or transactions included on a report, layout, letter or label. To do this you must add a filter. This article explains how to add a filter to a report, layout, letter or label.
These are the basic steps that explain how to create or edit a filter on your report. They include:
| Table | Choose the table that contains the variable you want to filter on. |
|---|---|
| Variable | Choose the variable you want to filter on. |
| Operator | Choose the required operator, for example, Equals or Greater than. |
| Value | Enter the relevant value. |
To exclude fully paid transactions from a report
SLPostedCustomerTrans.OutstandingValue <> 0.0
To pick up customers where the balance has exceeded their credit limit
SLCustomerAccounts.AccountBalance > SLCustomerAccounts.CreditLimit
To pick up invoices over a certain value on supplier reports, for example, invoices over £1000
SLPostedCustomerTrans.NetValue > 1000.0
NLAccountReportCategories.Code <> "26"
SLPostedCustomerTrans.TransactionTypeShortName in ("SI", "SC") and SLPostedCustomerTrans.NetValue >= 50
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