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Hi Everyone,
I am facing a very unusual and specific issue regarding the visibility of the "Number Sequence Code" field in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, and I wanted to share it with the community to see if anyone else has encountered this or has a solution.
The Issue:
Even though I have the System Administrator role, I cannot see the "Number Sequence Code" column in any parameter screen (taking Accounts payable parameters as an example here), despite using the Standard View.
When I try to manually add the column using the "Insert column" feature, the field appears, but it is completely empty and locked for editing (read-only).
In fact, even the reference row for an already assigned number sequence (such as OTS-INCM, which should be mapped to One-time supplier) appears completely blank in the grid.
For reference, this is how it normally looks for another System Admin user on their machine.
Troubleshooting Steps Taken So Far:
I cleared my user's Usage Data in D365 and completely cleared my browser's cookies/cache.
I tried logging in via a different browser on my PC and repeated the first step.
I granted the System Admin role to a different test user account on my local PC, but the issue persisted for that user on my machine as well.
I checked with another System Admin on their own physical PC, and they could see and edit the field perfectly fine using the Standard View.
Interestingly, when I logged into a different PC (a DEV environment VM in Azure) using my own problematic user account via Edge browser, I was able to see and edit the field normally.
It seems to be a highly specific local machine, display, or browser-rendering related issue rather than a security or D365 personalization setup problem. I haven't encountered an error like this caused strictly by the local PC environment in years.
Has anyone faced something similar? What could be causing this specific local rendering/behavior fault for standard grid columns?
Wishing everyone happy, error-free AX and D365 days!
Best regards,
Okan
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