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Create tracking dimension in D365FO

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Hi Folks!

I am trying to add one more "Tracking Dimension" in system by using "InventDimension1" which is already available out of the box.
I followed the following links:
 
 
Purpose to use this extra tracking dimension to use "ProjId" to track dimensions. Fields get added throughout the system. But the problem is, whenever I try to select any project value by using this newly tracking dimension, it always throw an error:
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The value '0' in field 'Project Id' is not found in the related table 'Projects'."
 
Although I have properly created the relations on InventDim table. and when I lookup it, it gives proper list of Projects:
 
 
But the moment, I select any of it, it throws following error:
 
Kindly suggest where am I doing wrong.
 
Thanks in advance.
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    Alireza Eshaghzadeh Profile Picture
    14,679 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi,
    Could you please elaborate more on the requirement?
    Have you already evaluated the possibility of using the "Item requirement" functionality from the Project module, or considered leveraging financial dimensions for this purpose?

    Regarding the error message — can you confirm whether the selected project exists in the same company/legal entity where you are creating the purchase order (PO)?
     

  • Anton Venter Profile Picture
    20,346 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Hi,
     
    In addition to Alirezas response, check the official documentation (if it exists) of adding a new inventory dimension to see if you missed anything. The error message in your post probably / typically indicates that the ProjId field of the Project table is not specified correctly somewhere in a relation or in code. Last but not least, you could also use the debugger to see where the error message is thrown.
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    Yng Lih Profile Picture
    1,565 on at
    Please try to check the customization again, usually it's caused by the relationship or in the code. You can try to debug it.
    Otherwise, refer to the standard coding for ideas.
     
    If this information was helpful, kindly mark it as 'Verified' to assist others facing a similar issue. Thank you.

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