Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Ops Insights: Latest updates

Configuring Different Actions for onClick of Cancel Button and X Button

Nikhil Rajendran By Nikhil Rajendran | Reading time 6 mins Recently, I was given a requirement to develop a Xrm.Navigation.openConfirmDi...

Dynamics 365 and Power Platform 2025 release Wave 2 - My Picks

Its time again! Microsoft release plans for 2025 Wave 2 time and nice additions and announcements on the list of both Dynamics 365 and Power P...

How to add new Invoice to a Project in Power Apps based Project tracking tool?

Here are the steps to perform to create a new Invoice in Power Apps based Project Tracking system. Read more about the Prospect and Project Ma...

Unveiling Business Optimization: Rachel Profitt's Deep Dive into Dynamics 365's Process Catalogue and Power Platform Synergies

Get ready for an insightful conversation with Rachel Profitt, Microsoft's principal program manager, as she discusses the Dynamics 365 process...

Seamless Integration: Leveraging Managed Identities to Invoke API Management from Azure Logic App

Organizations are continuously looking for ways to streamline their processes, enhance security, and improve the overall efficiency of their o...

Announcing Public Preview of NVMe-enabled Ebsv5 VMs offering 400K IOPS and 10GBps throughput

On May 5th, 2023, we announced increased remote storage performance with NVMe-enabled Ebsv5 VMs now generally available, offering up to 2...

Project Financial Dimension Report – D365 Finance & Excel

In this video, we look at building a report based on project financial dimensions using the excel data connector. Some Concepts: Additional Re...

Episode 432 | Diversity, China, and .Net Devs Get Love in AWS

This week we dive into Microsoft's 2021 diversity and inclusion report, Satya’s compensation, what AWS is doing for .net developers, Micro...

120 - Advancing Excel as a programming language with Andy Gordon and Simon Peyton Jones

Today, people around the globe—from teachers to small-business owners to finance executives—use Microsoft Excel to make sense of the informati...