BC Friday Tips #28 Math Codeunit
Did you know Business Central has a built-in Math codeunit?
Math codeunit provides constants and static methods for trigonometric, logarithmic, and other common mathematical functions.
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How to Write Error Messages That Help
Error are inevitable. It is part of your app. We can reduce the number of errors by making it more difficult to make mistakes, but the error will never go away. However, what you do to handle the errors makes all the difference. You can let your users scream in frustration, or you can guide them and make them like your app more. What’s it gonna be?
BC Friday Tips #26 Formatting in the Report Dataset
Format the data in the dataset, not the layout.
When choosing where to format your data, always go with the dataset.
BC Friday Tips #25 Use Build-in Methods
Here’s this week’s #BCFridayTips for #msdyn365bc developers. Did you know that each data type in AL has built-in instance methods?
BC Friday Tips #24 Use Type Helper Codeunit
Time for #BCFridayTips for #msdyn365bc developers.
Did you know about Type Helper codeunit?
BC Friday Tips #23 Transformation Rule Interface
Time for #BCFridayTips for #msdyn365bc developers. Did you know the Transformation Rule is now an interface?
BC Friday Tips #21 Understanding AppVersion and DataVersion
When working with extensions in Business Central, understanding AppVersion and DataVersion is important.
D365 Business Central: How to list all API Pages
Do you need a quick way to see all available APIs in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? Here’s a simple trick that doesn’t require any development tools.
BC Friday Tips #19 Switch your Line Numbers to Relative in VS Code
Here a BC Friday Tips for msdyn365bc developers.
Switch your Line Numbers to Relative in VS Code for easier debugging.
BC Friday Tips #18 AutoFormatType and AutoFormatExpression
Happy #BCFridayTips!
Did you know about the AutoFormatType and AutoFormatExpression properties?
These properties control how amounts and unit amounts are displayed. When working with amounts, always use both to ensure consistency.
