Dataverse Formula Column Surprises, and How to Handle Them
Formula columns are one of the best innovations in Dataverse. They user Power Fx, they are easier to build than the old classic column designer and for many scenarios, they work exactly how you’d expect. Until they don’t. Some Dataverse columns that look simple on a model-driven app form have underlying behaviors that can cause […]
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