Free resource
The Business Central memo
Business Central hides its fastest paths behind syntax nobody documents on screen. This is that syntax, on one sheet you can keep beside the keyboard.
What is on the page
- The shortcuts that matter — filter pane, search, statistics, wide layout, export to Excel — with the key combination beside each one.
- Filter expressions in full: wildcards, ranges, greater-than, and-or, and the ones people work around for years without knowing they exist.
- Date shorthand: t for today, m for Monday of the week, 0708 for a day and a month — and the formulas (CM, 10D, -1Y) that move a date without doing the arithmetic.
- One sheet, printable double-sided: English on one side, French on the other. No login, no drip sequence.
A memo fixes an afternoon. It does not fix an ERP.
If the reason your teams need shortcuts is that the system fights them, that is a different conversation — and it starts with one form, not one page.
Start with clarity