My analyst brain is struggling to understand what "All Forms" scope on a Business Rule really means. Is it:
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I am trying to set the value of a currency field to $0.00 if it is null, because it's used as a factor in a calculated field. For some reason, I cannot get this rule to update existing records. The fields referenced in the rule exist on all the forms and I have the scope set to All Forms. I need the calculation to work as the user interacts with the form --- but they will not be interacting with the field on which the rule runs. Is that why? If I change the scope to Entity, would it then run on an existing record when the form is opened, regardless of whether the user interacts with it?
I think you can use Entity scope. it will execute on all form and server side. it will be applicable in import records and create and update of record using Organization Service.
| Scope | Where it runs run |
| Entity | All forms and server |
| All forms | All forms |
| Specific form | Just that form |
Hello,
it is 2.
Why don't you use entity scope? Then it will also run when you are bulk importing: community.dynamics.com/.../167757
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