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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Business Contact Manager / July 2005Maximum quantity issue in Business Opportunities?
In Msoft Biz Contact Manager, how do I change the maximum quantity in business contact manager/opportunity. 10k is too limiting and multiples of 100, 1000 etc causes rounding problems. I believe this has come up before and I believe the answer from Microsoft was that they didn't expect small businesses to sell more than 9,999 of anything. What business are you in that you sell more than 10K of an item? Are you a small business, or a big company that decided to use BCM because it fits your needs? Just curious. Thanks. I have the same problem that the quantity limitation is 99999. I am working in a large cooperation and we have selling of more than 1,000,000 and it is anoying. Microsoft should even let small business users decide where limitation of quantities is. I am using the % to multiply with price and quantity so that the subtotals are at least correct! Gernot "Luther" schrieb: > I believe this has come up before and I believe the answer from > Microsoft was that they didn't expect small businesses to sell more [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Just curious. Thanks. Thanks Luther: there are so many threads it's tough to find the right ones sometimes. I'm a financial advisor and track my business by GDC (gross dealer concession). this is a dollar amount and can be well above the $10k mark. Also dollar amounts not yet translated to GDC can be in the millions. I want to be able to quantify business opportunities in terms of productivity measurement using GDC and dollar amounts. Counting opportunities is easy but quantifying them is the tough part. > I believe this has come up before and I believe the answer from > Microsoft was that they didn't expect small businesses to sell more [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Just curious. Thanks. |
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