In this post, I will show how to get today’s date in a Microsoft Power Automate Flow using expression. We will compose today’s date and store this in a variable so we could use it further down in the flow. Create a new “Compose” step 3. Create a new “Initialize variable” stepSet the “Type” to …
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In the previous “How-To’s” we went through the process of creating an Azure DevOps project, setting up a repo which we are going to export a solution from Dynamics 365 now. If you haven’t seen those posts I recommend going through those first before creating a pipeline. I’ve added those posts at the bottom of …
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Editable Grid could be useful when the user wants to edit records quickly without the need of navigating to each record. Enable editable grid for main view Navigate to Solution Explorer Open the tables, open the table you want to enable editable grid. (Yes I write table, but actually it says entity) Navigate to “Controls” …
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So, I guess everyone (or most of the people reading this) has once upon a time been using editable grids in Dynamics 365. In the post, I will cover the process of how to filter lookup in an editable grid. In my scenario, a customer is using three entities: A project which can have multiple …
In the last blog post, I created a guide on how to create a new Azure DevOps project. In this blog post, I will walk you through creating a new repository that we are going to use to store the Dynamics 365 solutions after exporting them from an environment. If you don’t have an Azure …
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I’ve been participating in the 90-day mentoring challenge from Mark Smith (nz365guy). In this blog post, I will be sharing my experience and why you should attend this. The challenge is divided into 6 cohorts, where Mark takes us in-depth of each cohort. Every other week a new cohort was announced and we could start …
