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Spelling Checker in NAV
Refer this blog learn implement spelling checker in Dynamics NAV. It is very simple and working properly with RTC Client for any versions. Bron : Nilesh Gajjar Lees meer...
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Dynamics NAV Coffee Break: Posting into a Closed Year
How many times has this happened to you? You think you have successfully closed out the year in Microsoft Dynamics NAV only to find out after the fact that there is a change you need to make? It is a common occurrence for Dynamics NAV users.…
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Remove all custom apps on Docker container (with PowerShell)
Today, I was prepping for my 2-day Masterclass about developing Extensions in Visual Studio Code. And finally, I made some time to make a first version of a function that I have been wanting for quite some time: a function to remove all the custom apps…
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Developing extensions blindfolded in Dynamics NAV
Developing extensions in Dynamics NAV, it is possible to add two extensions that are adding the same field numbers to a solution. No warnings are given, and it is not possible to get an overview of which object numbers or field numbers the other extensions are…
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Integration with API Service in Dynamics NAV 2018
We generally use SOAP or REST API to integrate NAV system with any third party software, In NAV 2018 a new feature has been introduced for REST API interface, it Includes 44 entities providing access to business entities related to core financial functionality, such as company…
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“In the Previous” Date Filters In Power BI/Get&Transform/Power Query
The Query Editor in Power BI/Excel Get&Transform/Power Query has a number of built-in ways to filter data in date columns relative to the current date, such as the “In the Previous” option. However these filters behave in a way I find non-intuitive (and I’m not alone)…
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RDLC Export to Excel: Some hints
When you build RDLC reports in Dynamics NAV, you can choose between 5 different output types, also known as rendering extensions: •Preview (HTML-like, Soft Page-Break) •Print (Hard Page-Break) •PDF (Hard Page-Break) •Word (Soft Page-Break) •Excel (Soft Page-Break) Bron : Dynamics NAV Team Blog Lees meer...