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Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

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Posted on by BINAY KUMAR PANDEY

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Hi,

Can any one please suggest how to develop the below form .

All the Fields are coming in the Right side but I want to move all my fields in the Centre of the Form.

I am using - Custom - pattern and there is no Data Source of the Form.

I am not getting any idea how to acheive this new format , please suggest if that cab be done through any properties or any code.

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

You are welcome.

I'm glad to have helped you.
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BINAY KUMAR PANDEY 135 on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

Thank you so much , It worked for me. I have explored more from here and achieved the goal.
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Blue Wang on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

Hi Binay,

Sorry for being late

The general effect of my design is this (you can adjust the size according to your own needs).

My design structure is as follows:

TextControl1 and TextControl3 do not need any text, you just need to change their width. It fills in the form in blank form (from left).

Welcome: Display "Welcome".
TextControl2: Display "Please scan ****** ".

I hope you understand it.
BINAY KUMAR PANDEY 135 on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

I have added 3 Groups , But It is not achieving exact requirement .

I have follwed all the steps but my 3 fields are not moving in the Middle of the form.

If possible please provide the screen shot of all group properties after deleting unused control in the form.

Thanks for your help!
Blue Wang on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

HI Binay,

I think your requirement is to move the Text (abbreviated as 1) to the middle of the second line, right?

Then you can add another Text control (abbreviated as 2) and set the width to occupy the position to squeeze the position of the text (1).

The approach is the same, but the design may need to be adjusted to your own needs.
BINAY KUMAR PANDEY 135 on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

HIi Blue,

I have made the second Group Arrange Method to Auto and followed your steps but still I am gettig the below output.

Can you please help me what i am missing
Blue Wang on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

Hi Binay，

If you set the group controls to be arranged horizontally, the controls below the group will only be displayed on the same row.

The second group goal is to get it out of this limitation and display on new row.

My screenshot shows Text in the first group and TextBox in the second group.
BINAY KUMAR PANDEY 135 on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

Hi Blue,

Will it be possible for you to please provide the properties changes for both Group control screen shots.

I am doing the same thing not happening .

You have added 2 group control and what is setting for 2nd group control ?

Thanks in Advance.
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Blue Wang on at

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RE: Form fields alignment to centre of the from in D365 F&O

HI Binay,

I got the following results through testing.

You need to design your form through Group and change the "Arrange Method" property of Group.

Then size the controls used in the group.

I hope it will help you.
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Sukrut Parab 71,682 Moderator on at

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RE: FORM FIELDS ALIGNMENT TO CENTRE OF THE FORM IN d365 F&O

You have to play with properties of the controls in order to put those controls in center. There are plenty of examples available in the application itself which you can use for learning purpose . Also take a look at below link to get some help

docs.microsoft.com/.../build-customer-form