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The users should determine the character limits for specific fields.
We need more than 40 characters for project names.
We need more than 20 characters for Item in Item Catalog
We need more than 40 characters for Name in Item Catalog
I'm sure that there are more that I just can't think of right now.
Matt Kiefer
| Company | BEI Construction, Inc. |
| Job Title / Role | Accounting Manager |
| I need it... | Yesterday...Come on already |
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YES!! YES!! and YES!!
Also need more than 8 characters for the Project Number!!!!! Please!!!!!
I agree. There a many instances where we have a contract for a project on a job site and rather than issue a change order the General Contract will issue a new contract. I need to be able to entire the entire job name, not some goofy abbreviations that make it hard for the General Contractor to recognize the name of the project we are issuing an invoice for.