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how to disable a feature only for specific legal entity in d365 fo x++

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how to disable a feature only for specific legal entity in d365 fo x++, like if i disable a feature in XXX legal entity it should reflect there only and if i switch the other legal entity then the feature should not be disabled

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Layan Jwei 7,264 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at

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Hi,

This is copied from the article below

"A symbol indicates whether a feature is turned on (check mark), is turned off (blank), is scheduled to be turned on (clock), is mandatory (lock), requires attention before you turn it on (warning symbol), or can't be turned on (X). The setting that is shown is used for all legal entities. Note that even when a feature has been turned on, it's still controlled by security. Therefore, the feature will be available only to users who have access to it based on their security role. It will also be available only in legal entities that the user has access to."

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/fin-ops/get-started/feature-management/feature-management-overview#the-feature-management-workspace

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how to disable a feature only for specific legal entity in d365 fo x++

It's impossible - features are global. Instread of features, you can parameters to control behavior and set the parameters differently in different companies. Or you could utilize country codes, if the logic depends on a country (e.g. local tax rules) and not a legal entity.

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