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Timer for expired SLA

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When a SLA expires, it is possible to keep showing a timer instead of "Expired"

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    Alex Fun Wei Jie Profile Picture
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    Him

    No, You cant , but you can insert timer control to do that.

  • Johnny Gong Profile Picture
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    Hi Partner,

    The following post would help you on showing the time details of 'Expired' and 'Nearing Expiry' by timer control.

    docs.microsoft.com/.../add-timer-control-case-form-track-time-against-sla

    You could go the Case Main form and insert the time Control.

    Hope it would help.

    Regards

    Johnny

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