Category Archives: Dynamics 365 v9

Create system views by using App Designer in Dynamics 365 CRM

In Dynamics 365, Microsoft has introduced App Designer where we can create different apps based on security roles where we can controls which entities, dashboards different people in an organization can see. As we all know, Dynamics 365 v9.0 came with Unified Interface, which provides the same user interface in all devices. In this blog,… Read More: Create system views by using App Designer in Dynamics 365… »

Controls in Dynamics 365 for Mobile App: Bullet Graph

Introduction: Microsoft Dynamics CRM 365 introduced additional controls for mobile and tablet to increase user interaction, user convenience and for user-friendliness. These controls are available for Mobile, Tablet application depending on the field type. Today in this blog we will discuss about Bullet Graph Control. Bullet Graph Control: This control is used to represent field… Read More: Controls in Dynamics 365 for Mobile App: Bullet Graph »

Difference between Xrm.Page.getControl(‘xyz’).getValue() and Xrm.Page.getAttribute(‘xyz’).getValue() in Dynamics 365 CRM

Many times while working in Dynamics 365 CRM we found small clues tips which sometimes becomes life saver for us. Today in this blog I will share one of such small tip. If we enter special characters like # $ % & ( ‘ in text input the GetControl & Getattribute will give different result.… Read More: Difference between Xrm.Page.getControl(‘xyz’).getValue() and Xrm.Page.getAttribute(‘xyz’).getValue() in Dynamics 365 CRM »

SharePoint Integration with Microsoft Portal

 Introduction: Dynamics 365 upgrades often enfold bunch of exciting features and the latest October release which upgrades your CRM to version 9.1 happens to continue the legacy. Amongst all the new features, the one we are targeting in this blog is the SharePoint’s integration with MS Portal. With the commencement of this feature, it would… Read More: SharePoint Integration with Microsoft Portal »

Filter PartyList Field based on other lookup field that supports on UCI Dynamics 365 v9.x

Introduction: Recently we had a business requirement where client wants to filter PartyList field by selected account in regarding field on activity entity form. As shown in below image, when we click on party list field, by default it shows data of many entities (i.e. Account, Contact, and User etc.) Our client requirement is to… Read More: Filter PartyList Field based on other lookup field that supports… »

Relationship between Order Line and Invoice Line in Dynamics 365 CRM

Introduction: Recently we had a business requirement where customer wants to map Order Line fields to Invoice Line while creating an Invoice from Order. Until Dynamics 365 8.2 version, there was no direct relationship between Order Line and Invoice Line. But, in a recent update we found that there is 1: N relationship between Order… Read More: Relationship between Order Line and Invoice Line in Dynamics 365… »

Different ways of Publishing Power BI reports in Dynamics 365 CRM

Introduction: In our previous blog we have seen how to create Power BI reports using Dynamics 365 connector. In order to publish Power BI report, you must have a Power BI service account associated with it. In this blog, we will see how we can add Power BI report in Dynamics CRM dashboards. Once you… Read More: Different ways of Publishing Power BI reports in Dynamics 365… »

How to set all Party list values while migrating data of Activities using SSIS

While doing data migration of Activity entities like Email, Phone call which has Party list fields like to, from, bcc, cc etc. where we set all values i.e. lookups of different entities like Account, Contact, Lead, User, Queue etc. and manually entered an email address for e.g. abc@gmail.com. While setting these party-list values, I was… Read More: How to set all Party list values while migrating data… »

Make Power BI report using data from Azure SQL server and view in Dynamics 365

Introduction: In this blog, we will see how to show data of SQL server into Dynamics CRM. For this first, you need to connect your Power BI Desktop with SQL server. After that, we can show Power BI report into Dynamics CRM. Step 1: Register with Microsoft Power BI and by Sign in with your… Read More: Make Power BI report using data from Azure SQL server… »

Show Or Hide Microsoft FLOW button in Dynamics 365

As we know, we can easily see or create FLOW processes from Dynamics 365 CE for required entities using FLOW button. This FLOW button, we can see on Entity’s Homepage and FORM and as well in Site Map. To show or hide the FLOW button in CRM, we can use system settings. For this, we… Read More: Show Or Hide Microsoft FLOW button in Dynamics 365 »