Useful things I've learned along the way
Whenever you are changing data it is important to make changes in a consistent and safe manner. D365 ttsBegin and ttsCommit statements in x++ are the key to doing this in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. They mark the beginning and end of a transaction block of code, containing changes to data that... Continue Reading →
In the last article, you learned how to read a file, and process the data in D365. Now, learn how to write a file in D365. There are several different ways you can get data out of Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. You can use the data management framework, data entities, Odata, Excel,... Continue Reading →
In the last tutorial you learned how to export data to excel. Now, learn how to update data from Excel in D365. There are some changes that can be made much faster in Excel compared to within D365. For instance, you can do a 'find and replace' within Microsoft Excel. Specifically, push ctrl-H for the... Continue Reading →
There is a joke I've heard that goes something like this. What is the most widely used ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) System? The answer: Microsoft Excel. By and large, the many forms in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations allow the system to work with data in many ways. However, there are some scenarios,... Continue Reading →
Instead of manually typing in data, users can upload a file, then read a file in D365. I will show you how to use helper classes to do both of these things. This is especially helpful when you have many records to bring in. There are several other ways that data can be brought into... Continue Reading →
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