April 2016 – Page 3 – Pardaan.com

Debugging Workflows with Step IDs

Getting a Little Complex? If you have been messing around with making workflows, you know it can sometimes get a little messy. This happens a lot when you start moving your steps and responses around. Bron : Ryan Erb Lees meer...

19 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Create Data from Templates

For many records, such as Items, Customers, and Vendors, users have to enter the same sets of data again and again. This is tedious, error-prone (users forget to enter a field or they choose the wrong group), and difficult to learn for some users. Bron :…

19 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Literal option values in MESSAGEs, ERRORs etc. – NAV 2009R2 vs. 2016

Here's what I thought I knew about using literal option values in placeholders (%1, %2 etc.) in Microsoft Dynamics NAV: you need to assign the option value to a variable or a field in order to use it in e.g. a MESSAGE statement. Bron : Zen…

18 April 2016

Data & Analysis Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Power BI Embedded – A minimal example

Now we have an embedded version of Power BI. Power BI is a great reporting/BI tools, and the possibilities in embedding it into your own products or site are great. Microsoft has even gone the whole way, and created a beautiful example application web site, it…

18 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Displaying a Mini-Graph Inside a Repeater Control

Mini graphs (might be a misnomer – ‘mini charts’ may have been more accurate (am I right, native speakers?); I think Microsoft Excel calls them ‘sparklines’) could be a great way to quickly display data trends in situations where the precise data values are of secondary…

15 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Upgrade From Classic To RTC – Issue with Line Feed and Horizontal Tab (Version 3.0)

Today I would like to discuss an Update on a Old Article which discuss the resolution for issue that we have during upgrade from Navision Classic Client to Navision RTC Client. Bron : Saurav Dhyani Lees meer...

15 April 2016

Data & Analysis

Timing M Query Execution In Power Query And Power BI (Revisited)

In M, the DateTime.LocalNow() function returns the current system date and time at the time the function is called – which means that you could call it multiple times in the same query and get different results. There’s also the DateTime.FixedLocalNow() function which also returns the…

14 April 2016