Introduction: In this blog, I will be attempting to provide information about the new Modern Client features of Business Central Wave 2. Pre-requisites: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Wave 2. Demonstration: Overview of All Business Central Features in Single Click. With the new release of Business Central comes a new feature where users can see all … Continue reading Business Central Wave 2 Features – Section 4 →

Introduction: In this blog, I will be attempting to provide information about the new Modern Client features of Business Central Wave 2. Pre-requisites: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Wave 2. Demonstration: Filter option fields by multiple values In the below picture, the user wants to apply a filter on an option field “Contact Type” on Customers, … Continue reading Business Central Wave 2 Features – Section 5 →

1. Saving and personalizing list views. Suppose we want to switch between pages and we want to add filters, so to achieve this we have to add filters every time we come back to that page, this feature was not available in the previous version of Business Central but now it has been added by … Continue reading Business Central Wave 2 Features – Section 3 →

1. Lock-free number series (Allow gaps in Number Series). Users can choose to mark number series to allow gaps in the series. These number series will be non-blocking, which will boost performance. Add notes and links to data Users can quickly add a note to the data they are currently viewing on the Business Central, … Continue reading Business Central Wave 2 Features – Section 2 →

1.Power-full filtering of Reports When running reports on Business Central, Users see a request page where they can add filters, this addition of filters was achieved by customization and coding. With the new Business Central Wave 2 Release users do not have to worry about customizing from the back end. Business Central Wave 2 comes … Continue reading Business Central Wave 2 Features – Section 1 →

Introduction: In this blog, I have introduced how to fetch a custom table from Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central into Microsoft PowerApps using Common Data Service(CDS) and OData. The table that was created in Business Central was fetched into a custom entity(MatchingLists) in CDS that allows me to create a local database in PowerApps for … Continue reading How to fetch a custom table created in Business Central into PowerApps using CDS and Odata. →