Dynamics 365 Business Central - Is this a feature or a bug? Filtering and posting General Journal lines

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This blog is inspired by something I just learned from James Bowles. 

Scenario: I have a General Journal with multiple lines and only want to post certain transactions/lines. 



In my example I am going to filter on the Posting Date field so only the 04/30 transaction is posted.







Once the posting is completed you will see the remaining lines in the journal. 



Review the General Ledger Entries and you see only entry posted was the 04/30.


Written by: Kristen Hosman, Microsoft MVP

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