Queries are powerful tools for data analysis within Business Central, allowing
us to perform a range of calculations that help us aggregate and make sense of
our data. To do this, we set a Method property on a chosen column within our
query, which...
As a developer, we oftentimes participate in code reviews where we are either
sharing our screen, or viewing someone else’s code. How hard is it to identify
where some code needs to be changed, or it’s hard to follow someone navigating
through the...
Performance issues can be the bane of our existence, especially in the middle of
a busy workweek. Not only do they slow users down, but they are frustrating to
try and troubleshoot, and it’s oftentimes troublesome to schedule time *right
now* when...
Let’s be honest, the internet went a little crazy with the “combined” update to
Microsoft Teams. All of your chats, teams and channels are all together in one
place. For some this may feel like a flaming dumpster fire, but for a type A
organized g...
When developing reports, do you have to consider report usage in different
languages? One of my latest implementations operates in English and
French-Canadian. This blog posts collects some of the “gotchas” when developing
reports for multiple lan...
Now that you are using a Query object to collect your data for report
development, you are probably wondering how do you leverage a request page so
users can retrieve the relevant data. This blog post is going to show you how to
leverage a System ...
When working with RDLC report layouts, there are many different properties
available to aide in customization. This blog post will focus on how you can
reset page numbers on RDLC reports, specifically when “batch printing” more than
one document. ...
Connecting Excel to Business Central is getting even easier in the 2024 wave 2
release (BC25). The biggest change from my original blog post – no more
hardcoding Tenant Ids, and we even have some help with named formulas to make
development even f...