i'm looking for a way to code 'protect sheet' within d365(X++) source.
If there is way, please post an example code or class.
Thank you.
I posted this a few days ago, when the answer was as follows. The source was c# source, so it was useless within d365. If there's a way to use C# within d365, I'd like you to add that as well.
You should have replied in your original thread, instead of creating a new thread for your reply. Splitting the discussion to multiple threads is confusing and people coming to the original thread won't be able to find the rest of the discussion.
It seems that you don't know that you can use the same classes from X++. For example, look at how we used them in Styling excel using X++ in D365FO.
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