What if AL could be entered, compiled and executed in chunks, down to as little as a single line? And what if state and memory would persist between chunks? In this video, I pursue that idea, check it out:
Tag Archives: Interactive
Column Indenting and Disabling Interactive Sorting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 introduced the concept of interactive column sorting on list pages such as Sales Lines or the Chart of Accounts. This is a very handy feature, but at times, an errant click can send the data into a sort that you can’t get back to unless you close the page and re-open it. For example, the default Sort on Sales Order lines is “Document Type,” “Document No.,” “Line No.,” and since “Line No.” isn’t by default displayed, you can’t get back to the default sort.
Interactive Reports in NAV 2013 R2–Drill Down
In continuation to my earlier post ‘Interactive Reports in NAV 2013 R2 – Dynamics Sorting’, in this session we will see how we can drill down from the report preview to more detailed data.
Interactive Reports in NAV 2013 R2
In this edition of post, let me show you some of the interactive features of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 reports
NAV 2013 R2 reports can be pretty interactive in terms of –
•Interactive sorting
•Drilling down to detailed data
•Toggling the visibility of any field [say image] based on user action.
Interactive Sorting in Dynamics NAV 2013 Reports
Visual studio report designer enables reports to be interactive with its end users. We can let the end users sort data on the report and print it as per their choice.
In this post, I would like to explain how to add interactive sorting capability to your reports in Dynamics NAV.
Interactive Visual Production Scheduler for Microsoft Dynamics NAV
A new add-in feature called Visual Production Scheduler (VPS) has been developed for Microsoft Dynamics for Manufacturers.
NAV2013R2 | Interactive Sorting
NAV2013 R2 is about to ship and it contains a bunch of cool new features but one of them I am so entousiastic about I will share it first.
We can, from this release forward, sort on each column in listpages!
Yes, isn’t it amazing? And it works in dropdown lists too!