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Query Fiscal Year settings

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Hello.  Is it possible to query the Fiscal Year Settings?  If a user enters 1/1/2015 as the Start Date, then I want to query CRM and find that date.

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    Hi Rob,

    You can see the setting of this Fiscal Year asking a DB of your organization and review the table to compare the data:

    You can use the SQL table "Award_Date"

    Best Regards,

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    Thank you for the SQL location, but I need to access it via the API.

    Does anyone know the correct Microsoft.XRM.SDK class?

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    Aileen Gusni Profile Picture
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    Hi Rob,

    You can access this through SDK by using standard Retrieving, that is in the Organization Entity.

    There is no dedicated Class Message for this Rob

    Overall, you just need to query Organization Entity and also Fiscal Year setting is stored in the FiscalCalendarStart field or "fiscalcalendarstart" if you use Early Bound.

    Here is the code you can use

    //Using LINQ

    private void RetrieveOrganizationFiscalYear()

    {

    _service = new XrmContext();

    XrmContext xrmContext = new XrmContext();

    var OrganizationSettings = from os in xrmContext.OrganizationSet

    select new Organization

    {

    FiscalCalendarStart = os.FiscalCalendarStart,

    };

    DateTime dtStartFiscalYear = OrganizationSettings.First().FiscalCalendarStart.Value;

    }

    //Using Late Bound

    private void RetrieveOrganizationFiscalYearLateBound(IOrganizationService _service)

    {

    //Retrieve organization

    Entity enOrganization = new Entity("organization");

    EntityCollection ecOrganizations = new EntityCollection();

    DateTime dtStartFiscal = new DateTime();

    QueryExpression qx = new QueryExpression();

    qx.EntityName = "organization";

    qx.ColumnSet.AllColumns = true;

    ecOrganizations = _service.RetrieveMultiple(qx);

    if (ecOrganizations.Entities.Count > 0)

    {

    enOrganization = ecOrganizations.Entities[0];

    dtStartFiscal = enOrganization.GetAttributeValue<DateTime>("fiscalcalendarstart");

    }

    }

    I hope this can help you!

    Thanks.

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    Perfect!  thank you Aileen.

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