Somewhere in mid 2017 Microsoft will release a new version of SQL Server in which we will have an integration with Power BI. This means we will (I hope) be able to use SSRS as an on premise solution to host Power BI reports, as you can read here on the SQL Server Reporting Services … Read More →
Recently I noticed a new Reporting tab in the Service Tier options, in Dynamics NAV: It has the following options: Enable Save as Excel on Request Pages of RDLC-layout Reports Specifies whether users can open or save a report that is based on an RDLC layout as Microsoft Excel document from the report request page. … Read More →
In this webinar I cover some new functions in NAV 2017: Assisted Setup Page Wizard Working With Media on Records Task Scheduler Notifications Time Series API Resources / Help https://youtu.be/aQOzCGKYawA (We apologize for hitting the recording a notch to late.) The presentation I used is available here: New CAL Functions The code examples … Read More →
I’m so excited… Microsoft’s Christmas present for Dynamics NAV is finally here… Want to get your feet wet? Follow the instructions in the blog post or MSDN below: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/nav/2016/12/20/announcing-the-preview-of-development-tools-for-dynamics-nav/ Developing Extensions Using the New Development Environment: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/newdev-dev-overview
Watch this How Do I video to learn how to configure the Excel add-in in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. The demonstration covers the following steps: required prerequisites creating application in Azure management portal granting access to the application OAuth2 configuration NAV server configuration Learn more at: http://aka.ms/NAVGetReady Configuring Dynamics NAV and the Excel Add-In: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/configuring-dynamics-nav-excel-addin
Wow… What a great conference it was, again. So many attendees, so many interesting sessions, presentations, topics… Dynamics NAV 2017 is full of amazing new features… I was really honored to be a part of it. During the conference I took part in a couple of very interesting sessions about PowerShell, Extensions and New C/AL … Read More →
In this video I will show you How Do I Use Time Series API in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. You will see how to get an Azure Machine Learning experiment, publish an end point and use the Time Series API to get predictions. In the end we will then use these predictions to create a purchase order.
In this video you will see how to develop a wizard page for html clients.
In this example, we will keep things simple. Let’s imagine that a user wants to send a Sales Quote. For that Sales Quote document to be useful, it must contain their company name and Email address. Let’s create a wizard to guide a user through specifying their company name and Email address, using 5 steps.
In this video you will see how to create beautiful, professional looking email cover letter templates, including images, and invoice information such as totals, due date and payment terms, and use these when sending emails to customers:
Have you heard of Microsoft Flow? No, well then please have a look here: https://flow.microsoft.com You can use it to create automated workflows between apps and services to get notifications, synchronize files, collect data, and more. So, in the context of let’s say Power BI, you can use Flow to synchronize data sources. In this blog … Read More →
When you use Power BI Desktop (or Power Query) to connect to a Dynamics NAV ODATA feed, the URL you pass looks like this: http://thinkaboutit:7048/NAV2016CU6/OData/Company(‘CRONUS%20BELGI%C3%8B%20NV’)/ where thinkaboutit is the server running your service tier, 7048 is the ODATA port and NAV2016CU6 is the Service Tier Instance. Company(‘CRONUS%20BELGI%C3%8B%20NV’)/ means that you are retrieving data from a … Read More →
Today Microsoft announced Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft AppSource to bring our customers new, modern, enterprise-ready intelligent business apps. See this article here: Turning business process into business advantage for organizations everywhere. Dynamics 365 apps are designed so they can be easily and independently deployed. That means you can start small and pay only for … Read More →