When a calculated column wins over a formula column
Formula columns have been available in Dataverse for a few years now, and Microsoft has made it clear that they are the preferred option going forward. But does that mean calculated columns are obsolete? Not quite. There are still a few scenarios where a calculated column may be the better choice. Let’s look at when […]
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