You have all you need - record a macro and hack at it. Sage 300 runs VBA, the same VBA you find in MS Office. There is virtually nothing that you cannot do in VBA.

Ok thanks I'll try that

There's also a Software Development Kit (SDK) however it sounds like it may be overkill for your needs. It's basically the development environment used to develop complete Sage 300 modules - however it can also be used to develop "add-ins" which can subclass the business logic of existing modules. It's basically MSVC for the business logic and VB or ASP-MVC for the UI's. It includes a tutorial, but it's a pretty steep learning curve. It doesn't include source code or anything like that - so you can't just modify existing modules - only subclass them which means you have to first create your own module to do the subclassing.

Cheers
John Paterson
Dingosoft
Developers of "Ledger Manager" - the most innovative accounting software product in decades. Come and see it at TPAC.

Hi John
Where can I download/buy the SDK?

Contact Sage directly to purchase it.