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  1. Giridharan Varadharajan says:

    Giridharan Varadharajan
    Sir,
    My assignment on Sub form is complete.
    I have shared it in my folder.
    Problem faced is If I give Number field for Rate and Number or Amount Field for Amount it is throwing Error as in correct storage. so I changed all to name field in coding. in the Amount Column since it is in name field I tried to convert it as amount
    using system function $$AS Amount. It is not working, So in the result I calculated manually and stored the value.
    Please check the code and output and tell me where I went wrong in coding

    1. If the sub form is created is at the F11 section then please use the name field.

      Number field/amount field you can create a sub form at the Voucher entry level and there you can test it.

  2. Giridharan Varadharajan says:

    Giridharan Varadharajan.
    I tried for two days as to why Number field is not accepted in field and it is showing error as :Conflict with storages.
    At last I found our in my coding that at title line I have coded the default as type: string.
    That is why it is not accepting the type Number at the Body line.
    After I have decoded that, it is working fine.
    self fixing of error will make as not to commit such in future.
    As you are frequently saying lot has to tested repeatedly, for success.
    I really vouch that statement.
    thanks for your proper guidance.

    1. I am really happy and glad that you are learning it in the right way. Coding is all about testing and experiments.
      the best way to learn the code is once we are making ourselves familiar with the codes/some basics then read the default source code,
      Copy codes, twist them, do a lot of experience and test them.
      Repeat this process every day, see what happens when you do mistake, read more and more the source code even if it is difficult to understand.

      Next week, I am planning to add some tutorials on how to learn from the sample codes. Tally is having some awesome sample codes. But we can use them only once we are familiar those samples codes are a great way to learn and become an expert. I am confiding that the tutorials about how to use the sample codes will be very beneficial to everyone.

    2. I am having a lot of experience to train/teach people esp when I was in full time job as Manager Accounts where mostly I have to work with people who comes from the non accounting background or even may not know how to operate a Computer. I train them and make them able to work in Accounts and in Tally like a pro. Many of them are working as Chief Accounts or Manager Accounts after my resignation with those companies.

      This happens only when I don’t give them a ready made solutions. Instead of that, I teach them the basic and then how to find out a solution of a problem and that’s how they become an expert and because finding a solution of a problem is the real art which makes us expert.

      If, I give a ready made solutions then people will always depend on me or someone else for a solution they won’t try themselves and thats not the purpose of running this course.
      I am just helping people how they can become an expert on their own without depending on a 3rd person.

  3. Murari Bajaj says:

    Mahendraji can we have the tdl file of created by Vivek pls

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