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Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 - Item Attributes


Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 has lot of great new features and right now, we are talking about the Item attributes which is newly introduced in Dynamics NAV.


What is Item Attributes? 

This is something similar to dimensions. We have one additional table with Item Attributes. You can create Attributes as you want. And for each assigned Attribute to Item, you can assign Item Attribute Value. You can use a lot of different attributes and everything depends by your needs.

Attributes can be used to categorized your items and it is available for search the items..!!!!




When you add your attributes and values to some item, you see all of them in fact box in the right side of page, on both of them card or list. Also you can filter your items based on Item attributes.


you can filter the item based on the given attributes..!! so easy and useful..



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