MS Forms offers a functionality to create a dropdown field which is similar to an option set fields in D365 CRM, But when it comes to mapping or storing values between these two field things become a bit tricky. However there are a few workaround using power automate capabilities. In this blog let’s see how … Continue reading Dynamically storing MS Forms Drop down field values into D365 CRM Option Set using Power Automate Flow →

After PowerAutomate was added in PowerBI as a preview feature, it is finally available for general use. In this blog we are going to use this PowerAutomate visual to export PowerBI data into CSV and upload the CSV on Sharepoint. Open PowerBI Desktop and drag the PowerAutomate Visual, if it isn’t available in the visualization … Continue reading Export Power BI data to CSV via Power Automate visual and upload to SharePoint →

To keep track of all your customer data in one place, you may want to import contacts, leads, or other record types into Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) from other sources, such as from an email program, a spreadsheet, or your phone. In this blog we will be looking on how to import bulk data … Continue reading Import Bulk Data using Excel Template in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM →

Hi in this blog we will see how we can add rows to power bi dataset for a given date range. For example if you have a dataset which has start and end date and you want rows for each date between this range then this blog will help you. Step 1: Open Power BI … Continue reading Add rows to Power BI dataset for date range →

Introduction: Business Central provides us an easy method of modifying our data from within Excel using Web Services commonly found in the Edit in Excel action. This can be seen in the commonly used List Pages for example Payment Terms. However this functionality can be missing for certain pages or you might want to have … Continue reading Adding Edit in Excel for List Parts or Custom Pages →

On some instances, there are Managed fields in Dynamics 365 CRM (or CE if you want to call it) where we can’t change the required level of the field from Fields i.e. on the database level. And you get the below error – Here’s an alternative way to do it. Scenario Let’s consider this scenario. … Continue reading Making Managed fields required dynamically in Dynamics 365 →

In this blog, we will see how we can show activities on Notes in D365 CRM.  Step 1 – Click on Entity and check marked Activities. Save and publish the Entity. Step 2 – Open Main form where you have added timeline, Double click on timeline notes and mark filter by as Show all. Save … Continue reading Quick Tip – Enable/Show Activities on Notes in D365 CRM →

Introduction: Business Central provides us with Change Log which helps us in keeping track of the changes made to a particular field in a particular table. References: Auditing changes – Business Central | Microsoft Docs Configuration: Search for Change Log in Business Central.  Select the tables you want to enable the change log for.  You … Continue reading Enabling Change Log in Business Central →

Hello, everyone! We know that Recommendations are created using Business Rules, but that only works on Model Driven Apps. As a result, we’ll develop Custom Recommendations that are flexible and customizable to our needs and enhance our App. This is how the Custom Recommendation looks, Let’s start with a simple use case, I want to … Continue reading Create Custom Recommendation on Form within Canvas Power Apps →

Introduction: A “shared shift” configuration lets retailers have a single shift across multiple registers, cash drawers, and users. A shared shift has a single starting amount and a single closing amount that are summarized across all cash drawers. In this scenario, a separate cash drawer isn’t reserved for each register. Instead, all registers can share … Continue reading Use of shared shift in a store with two or more terminals in D365 for Retail →