Pages allow the user to interact with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Pages can be displayed on multiple display targets, like computers, tablets, and smart phones. A page can be linked to a source table or not. If they are not linked to a source table, they are either Role Center Pages or blank pages.… Continue reading Customizing Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises Using Page Types
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How to use Workflows to Set Up an Industry Practice in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central
A workflow is an easy way to connect business processes to the best industry practices. This functionality is available in Dynamics NAV 2016 and later, as well as Dynamics Business Central. The workflow module provides a platform to build instructions for automated commands. This functionality is for automating processes such as email, notifications, and approvals.… Continue reading How to use Workflows to Set Up an Industry Practice in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central
The Consequences of Changing Microsoft Dynamics AL Code
Today (4/1/19) at Directions Asia, Microsoft announced that developers will soon be able to modify base AL code in the on-premises version of Microsoft Dynamics Business Central. For some, this might seem like it will be great: “We can still use our *crap* old school code!” For some, it might even change their mind about… Continue reading The Consequences of Changing Microsoft Dynamics AL Code
Replicating Data from Microsoft Dynamics NAV On Premises to Dynamics Business Central SaaS
To replicate a database from Microsoft Dynamics NAV on premises to Dynamics Business Central SaaS, follow these steps: NOTE: In this example, a Microsoft Dynamics NAV (on premises) Name Database has been restored as BC SaaS Testing. Copy the company “Cronus USA” using the Copy function, Create a New Company, and name it BCSaasTesting. Open… Continue reading Replicating Data from Microsoft Dynamics NAV On Premises to Dynamics Business Central SaaS
Grouping in RDLC Report in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central
This blog explains how to do grouping in the RDLC Report in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or NAV. There are two steps involved: designing the data set and using the Report Builder to set the grouping. Step 1: Design the Data Set In Developer Environment, there are two options to select a new and to… Continue reading Grouping in RDLC Report in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central
Creating a List Report in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central On Premises
This blog explains how to create a simple list report (non-processing only) in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central On Premises, based on the Customer table. This example will include the following requirements: Add the Report columns: No., Name, City, Balance Provide request fields on the report: No., Sales Person Code Exclude the customers with Balance… Continue reading Creating a List Report in Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central On Premises
Working with Business Central Custom Report Layouts
When we do Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or Dynamics NAV development, one of our goals is to minimize the work required during an upgrade. When it comes to report customizations, we can handle this by using a custom report layout instead of modifying an existing report. It’s easier to upgrade, and it’s not any harder… Continue reading Working with Business Central Custom Report Layouts
Multi-Company Functionality in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or NAV Consolidations
Consolidations can be performed: Across subsidiary companies with different charts of accounts With companies with different fiscal years Using either the full amount or a specified percentage of a particular company’s financial information With companies with different currencies Companies that can be consolidated: In the same database as the consolidated company In other Microsoft Dynamics Business… Continue reading Multi-Company Functionality in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or NAV Consolidations
Working with Multiple AL Projects in One Workspace Using Visual Studio Code in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises
If you’re new to Microsoft Dynamics Business Central on premises, you need to know how to easily customize it. In this blog, you’ll learn how you can work with multiple AL projects in one Visual Studio Code editor in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central on premises. Create a new AL extension using view -> Command palette… Continue reading Working with Multiple AL Projects in One Workspace Using Visual Studio Code in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises
Dynamics 365 Business Central AL Development
In this series, Microsoft MVP Saurav Dhyani provides everything you need to know about developing in Business Central. Using VS Code to create an Extension, Saurav provides the modification requirements that include all object types and base object changes. Saurav also provides instructions for all the pre-requisites to complete the task of creating an Extension.… Continue reading Dynamics 365 Business Central AL Development