Build Efficiency by Bulk Editing Excel Data using Dynamics 365
Did you know that it’s quick and simple to change multiple records at once using the bulk editing option in Dynamics 365? This brief post will show...
Option sets in CRM are an easy way to ensure clean data. Limiting end user choices tends to streamline business processes and ensure uniform data entry. It is possible to extend the advantage of option sets in Dynamics 365 by implementing dependent option sets. A dependent option set shows values conditionally, based on the value chosen in the “parent” option set. Using this method, you can simplify the UI of CRM and further eliminate confusion for your end users. Here is a short list of a few key features:
Microsoft has thoughtfully included sample code in their SDK going all the way back to 2011. However, with each iteration of CRM up to and including Dynamics 365, this code has changed from version to version.
The latest version of this code as of this writing can be found here: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Create-Dependent-844db2d1
This version differs significantly from the version provided in even the latest SDK (8.2.1.1 as of this writing) which DOES NOT WORK with the latest Dynamics 365.
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