Date Formula in Business Central
If you are working with NAV / Dynamics 365 Business Central, you will hear the term Date Formula. A date formula is a formula, abbreviated using combination of signs, letters and numbers, to calculate...
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D365 Business Central : Find Duplicate AL Code
AZ AL Dev Tools has just released a new command called “Find duplicate AL code”. It helps you a lot especially when you are working on refactoring your (or someone else) code. To use...
Generate Symbol on NAV2018 (BC11)
When we are working with NAV 2018 extension, we should avoid changing standard objects. However, there are times when we need to change it, such as adding an event or changing the visibility from...
VSCode Extension: Bookmark
If you are using VS Code, there are lots of VS Code extensions that can increase your productivity. One of them is Bookmark. It lets you create a bookmark (and label them) anywhere in...
D365 Business Central : Create Notifications in BC
What is a notification ? Notifications are non-intrusive information to give users information about a current situation, but do not require any immediate action or block users from continuing with their current task. For...
D365 Business Central : Selection Filter Management
Ever heard of SelectionFilterManagement codeunit ? It’s a centralized codeunit that is used to built up filter string based on multiple selected records on the page. An example of usage of SelectionFilterManagement codeunit can...
D365 Business Central : Code History
Business Central code gets updated from time to time. It’s hard to keep track which ones get updated on each version. Thankfully, Stefan Maron has done a fantastic job creating and sharing the repository...
Filtering OData Feeds
Last time we talked about getting OData Feeds into Excel, this time let’s talk about how to filter that OData Feeds. When you connect and pull data using OData, it pulls ALL the records...
Getting D365 Business Central Data to Excel Using OData Feeds
Apart from Open in Excel or Copy Paste, there is another way to get your data from D365 Business Central to Excel using OData feed. After pulling the data from BC to Excel, you...
D365 Business Central : Delete Special Characters in Text
If you want to remove any specific characters in a text, such as removing -*!? characters, you can use below code. If you want to do it the other way around, such as keeping...
