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Posted on by CU07091401-0 2
Hello ,
I am 65 years person and retired,is this right course to learn from basics and how simplified course is this.
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    Pallavi Phade 5,714 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Namaste ,
     
    This course may feel a little challenging at the start, but with patience and regular practice, you will surely get comfortable. The steps and navigation might look new, but over time they become familiar. Many learners, even without prior background, manage well once they stay consistent.
     

    Since you are new to D365 forum , it’s important to align your learning path with your area of expertise.

    • If you have strong Business Analyst skills in past, you may consider D365 CRM or Sales.

    • If your background is in Accounting or Finance, then D365 Finance & Operations or D365 Business Central would be a good fit.

    • If you are inclined towards Data Science, you could focus on Microsoft Fabric, working with Power BI reports, data sources, and then advancing with Copilot and AI capabilities.

     To start you can browse , https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/browse/ - You can verify this link .

     

    Regards

    Pallavi Phade

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    CU26051041-0 4 on at
    Thanks for sharing the details of this issue. Similar data synchronization and relationship-mapping problems can sometimes occur when records are updated across multiple modules, especially where dependencies or linked entities are involved. Reviewing related configurations and validating data integrity between connected tables is often a useful troubleshooting step. For organizations managing large portfolios of properties and tenant records, having structured workflows and reliable property management processes can also help reduce data inconsistencies and operational issues. Hopefully the community can help identify the root cause and provide a suitable solution for this specific Dynamics scenario.
     

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