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Filter subgrid based on the lookup field value in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE
Inkey, September 10, 201913058 Views
Let’s learn today how to filter the sub-grid on a form based on the lookup field value. Below is an example where we will create a sub-grid of a custom entity named “Agents” on the Contact entity form which will display records based on the “Account Name” lookup field value on the Contact form. For […]
Read morePower BI > Dynamic Scales & Values
Inkey, August 31, 201913582 Views
Hello DAX-sters! We have already created a report where we can choose what data we can show – dynamically. You can refer to the blog here. How about we get the freedom to choose even how the data can be shown, i.e. weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly? Every so often we need the availability of […]
Read morePower BI > Size limits to consider while choosing the right capacity
Inkey, August 9, 201913531 Views
Many of us often face difficulties understanding the dataset size limits in different scenarios and different capacities. So, here is a quick understanding of the same. Different type of capacities: 1. Shared Capacity 2. Premium Capacity 3. Azure Power BI Embedded Capacity Power BI provides either Shared Capacity or Premium Capacity. Power BI, by default, […]
Read morePower BI > Sharepoint Online List as Data Source
Inkey, July 19, 20193774 Views
Power BI has been growing day by day with the new features that the Power BI team is bringing every month. One of the great features for those who are working with Sharepoint Online is that we can use “Sharepoint Online” List as a data source in Power BI to get an overview about Sharepoint […]
Read moreError Handling in Microsoft Flow
Inkey, July 11, 20195772 Views
The Microsoft Flow provides us no-code solutions which help us to achieve the requirements faster. But, what if we want to manage the things based on the errors or breaks in the flow and if the flow is failed due to some reason? In this blog, I will explain to you how to handle errors or […]
Read moreAutomatically schedule the SSRS Report and send it as PDF attachment with the email in Microsoft D365 CE/CRM
Inkey, June 21, 201916838 Views
The Microsoft D365 CE/CRM provides the feature to run the selected SSRS reports manually. But I had the requirement to schedule the execution of report on a user-specified frequency like daily, weekly or monthly and send the report to the user via email as an attachment. But I did not find any OOB feature in […]
Read moreSSRS – How to handle multi tenants in single instance?
Inkey, June 11, 20194742 Views
Problem Statement: We have different SQL databases for different tenants(or clients), and we want the same SSRS report to fetch data from different databases based on the user who is executing the report. To achieve this, we can have a data source that is dynamic by using an expression-based connection string. Below is a quick explanation […]
Read moreSort the PowerApps data using the GPS Location
Inkey, June 10, 20194908 Views
Let’s learn today to sort the data of PowerApps based on the current GPS location. In the below example, we are having Microsoft Dynamics CRM 365 as the database of the PowerApp. This PowerApp was basically developed for one of our client requiring a mobile application that will be used by their Customer care department […]
Read moreWaiting workflows using parallel wait branches in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM
Inkey, May 29, 20197311 Views
Waiting workflows in dynamics 365 are best suited in situations when it is required by the process to wait for a specific period of time duration before execution. Basically, in waiting workflows, there has been always confusion between “Timeout” and “Wait” conditions. This is now pretty much clarified with one of our below requirements in […]
Read moreConnect to an API from the PowerApps using the custom connector
Inkey, May 23, 201928977 Views
In many scenarios, we need to call the APIs or services that are not available as the inbuilt connectors of the PowerApps. In that case, you can create your own custom connector with the required triggers and actions. Creating a custom connector is a very smooth process. What you need is only the correct API […]
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