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May 20, 2019

Use the String Function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises

Use the String Function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises
Submitted by Keerthana Shanmugam
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This blog provides a step-by-step guide to using the String function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central for customizations.

  1. Open Visual Studio.
  2. Create a Code unit for the string function.Figure 1 – Creating a code unit for the String Function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
  3. Create a page extension.
    Figure 2 – Creating a page extension for the String function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
    Figure 2 – Creating a page extension for the String function in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
  4. Click F5 or click on View, then Click on >AL: Publish. The Vendor page will open; go to Navigate -> vendor-> ConcateAction(Action name).
    Figure 3 – Action is added after Bank Accounts and name of the action is ConcateAction in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
    Figure 3 – Action is added after Bank Accounts and name of the action is ConcateAction in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
    Final output:
    Figure 4 –Output of the MAXSTRLEN Keyword in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central
    Figure 4 –Output of the MAXSTRLEN Keyword in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central

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