Create default dimension using x++
Default dimensions are used very commonly in D365FO and DAX 2012. During development or customization of the system, it is very common that we often stuck at the time when we have to create default dimension using x++ and from our own dimension values. To solve this problem, I am sharing this code. You just have to alter dimension names, values, arguments and no. of arguments.
Note: I am using three arguments, inserting values to three dimensions and getting DimensionDefault value for it. You can do this for one dimension or as many dimensions as you want.
//Change the arguments (variable) names and assign names as per your requirements
//Change in the function as well
public DimensionDefault createDefaultDimension(str department, str purpose, str costCenter)
{
DimensionAttributeValueSetStorage valueSetStorage = new DimensionAttributeValueSetStorage();
DimensionDefault result;
int i;
DimensionAttribute dimensionAttribute;
DimensionAttributeValue dimensionAttributeValue;
//Change the dimension names. Use the dimension name which are open and active in the system
//I have given Region, Purpose and Costcentre just for an example
container conAttr = ["Region", "Purpose", "Costcentre"];
//Change the values which you want to set in dimensions. Use values which are open and active in the system
//I have given the arguments of function as values for dimensions.
//Dimension name -> dimension value
//Region -> department
//Purpose -> purpose
//Costcentre -> costCenter
container conValue = [department, purpose, costCenter];
str dimValue;
for (i = 1; i <= conLen(conAttr); i++)
{
dimensionAttribute = dimensionAttribute::findByName(conPeek(conAttr,i));
if (dimensionAttribute.RecId == 0)
{
continue;
}
dimValue = conPeek(conValue,i);
if (dimValue != "")
{
dimensionAttributeValue = dimensionAttributeValue::findByDimensionAttributeAndValue(dimensionAttribute,dimValue,false,true);
valueSetStorage.addItem(dimensionAttributeValue);
}
}
result = valueSetStorage.save();
//It reutrns the value of type DimensionDefault
return result;
}
So, in this way you can create default dimension using x++. Moreover, if this helps you, please Like, Comment and Share to help other people.
If you found any ambiguity or a better solution, please feel free to ask.
See also:
- Get financial dimension value by name using x++
- How to add financial dimensions on form in D365FO
- Get main account from ledger dimension in D365FO
- Get display value from ledger dimension in D365FO
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