Introduction
Dimensions are a really powerful feature of Business Central that enable additional reporting and analysis capabilities that go beyond the conventional Chart of Accounts, which only offer a single General Ledger code.
In this three part series I use a fictitious company called “IT Solutions Ltd” to explain the concept of Dimensions and the various features. This company sells various IT products like Business Central and Dynamics GP along with services such as Consultancy, Training and Development. As we go through the series we look at how IT Solutions Ltd use dimensions in Business Central to get the most out of reporting and analysis.
Part 1
In Part 1 I set the scene as to what a Dimension is and why they are used. I then delve into a transaction to show them in action 🙂
Part 2
In Part 2 we look at some of the functionality available with Dimensions like making them mandatory and setting defaults. We also look at blocking certain Dimension Combinations.
Part 3
In Part 3 we round things off by adding a new Dimension and describing the difference between Global and other kinds of Shortcut Dimensions. Finally, we finish off by looking at how to analyse the data using inbuilt Business Central lists and reports using Global Dimensions.
The full playlist can be found below
Hope you like it 🙂




