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Item Attributes in Business Central

By rsPosted on Posted in 365 Business Central, Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Business Edition, MSDYN365BC, NAV 2017, NAV 2018Tagged , , , , 5 Comments on Item Attributes in Business Central

Item Attributes in Business Central I’ve never talked about this feature of Business Central (and NAV 2017) that I find interesting and that can be useful. It can be used to store and manage some information related to articles in a simple way; it is not a product configurator but can be useful and can […]

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Create apps with PowerApps and Dynamics NAV

By rsPosted on Posted in NAV 2017, NAV 2018, Power AppsTagged , , 1 Comment on Create apps with PowerApps and Dynamics NAV

Great post by NAVTeam about “Create apps with PowerApps and Dynamics NAV” “Some of you have tried to build apps using PowerApps and the connector for Dynamics NAV. For some, it turned out to be more difficult than expected, and you’ve asked for some guidance from Microsoft. Well, here we go: The Dynamics NAV connector […]

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Dynamics NAV on Docs.microsoft.com LIVE

By rsPosted on Posted in Docs, Microsoft Docs, NAV DeveloperTagged , , No Comments on Dynamics NAV on Docs.microsoft.com LIVE

Dynamics NAV on Docs.microsoft.com LIVE The Dynamics NAV 2017 developer and IT-pro content is now live at Docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav. The Docs.microsoft.com site is the home for docs for all Microsoft products and services, and it is replacing the MSDN Library that the Dynamics NAV docs have published to for many years. You can read about why […]

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“Nice to have” books for the new development environment

By rsPosted on Posted in #DYNDEV365, #dyndev365 #msdynnav #code, #msdynnav, 365 Financials, Books, Dynamics NAV, EbooksTagged , , , , , , , , No Comments on “Nice to have” books for the new development environment

“Nice to have” books for the new development environment Hi, while we wait the transition of the new development environment from the preview mode to the final release, I summarize a list of usefull books to read about the topics related to it: Visual Studio Code Visual Studio and ASP.NET Docker Powershell Dynamics NAV These […]

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New Record in “Job Planning Line” to Sharepoint Online Tasks – Microsoft Flow Demo

By rsPosted on Posted in Dynamics 365, Dynamics 365 Financials, Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Business Edition, General, Microsoft Flow, NAV Integration, SharepointTagged , , , No Comments on New Record in “Job Planning Line” to Sharepoint Online Tasks – Microsoft Flow Demo

New Record in “Job Planning Line” to Sharepoint Online Tasks – Microsoft Flow Demo A few days ago, at a local event, we had a brief presentation with Microsoft on some possible integration scenarios between Microsoft Flow and Dynamics 365 (Dynamics 365 BE and NAV 2017 in this case). The tool is very interesting and […]

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NAV 2017, scheduled for October 28

By rsPosted on Posted in General, SQL Server 2016Tagged , 1 Comment on NAV 2017, scheduled for October 28

Hi guys, in Partnesource you can see that the NAV 2017 release date is “scheduled for October 28” (in theory was was expected Yesterday, October 24, but is now announced for this date: October 28 … … Meanwhile, the Partnersource site is updated with new documents \ information .. you can already find interesting documents example:  […]

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Survey about NAV 2017 new\improved features

By rsPosted on Posted in What's NewTagged , , 1 Comment on Survey about NAV 2017 new\improved features

(..info taken from next event “Directions NA” : “NAV 2017 What’s new” topic http://www.navdirections.com/agenda NAV 2017 new\Improved features Applications improvements in Finance, Jobs, CRM, Items and more.. (several new Financials enhancements and Jobs simplification functionality..) In Office 365 Experience (Dynamics NAV 2017 has become more fully embedded in Office 365, including Outlook, Excel,and the new […]

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