Some times we may have to set customer account and contact lookups using the customer field retrieved from a previous step. In most cases, I have seen people using a condition action to handle this, but the condition action is not a best fit if you are using it inside a loop or if you have more steps after this action. Actually, you just need to use an expression to set the account or contact lookup using the customer lookup retrieved. Consider you are fetching all invoices under an opportunity and you need to add a new invoice item detail for each invoice. We will be getting only the custome ..read more

Though custom pages provide the same seamless canvas authoring experience, some of the canvas controls are still not available in custom pages. We will need to wait for upcoming releases for these to be available ..read more

With this deprecation, XRM object won’t be available in HTML web resources. This will mainly affect the HTML web resource as part of the SiteMap, parent.Xrm.* also won’t work. Read more here ..read more

You can enter a user’s email address and see the list of published apps in your environment and all the access, license, and security information specific to that user. This can be very useful in troubleshooting why a user cannot see a specific app in your environment. The tool can be accessed from the admin center or via direct URL. https://<org>.crm.dynamics.com/WebResources/msdyn_AppAccessChecker.html Hope this helps ..read more

Though it’s possible to control using logic, it’s nice to have this property out of the box. Please up vote here ..read more

As you all know, when working with code for Microsoft Dataverse we have two options late-bound and early-bound. I have seen many people advocating one option over another and explaining why one is better than the other. For me, it’s just a personal choice, if you prefer typed classes go for early bound else go for the late-bound approach. Add some additional details below to help you to select a programming option. Early Bound Early-bound programming requires that you first generate a set of classes based on the table and column definitions (entity and attribute schema) for a specif ..read more

When the standard low-code options cannot handle your business logic in an expected manner, as a developer, you can use custom event handlers in Microsoft Dataverse. The Event Framework provides the capability to register custom code to be run in response to specific events. The custom code options available are Plugins, Azure integrations, virtual table data providers, and Webhooks, etc… When configured correctly using the plugin registration tool, these custom code extensions will respond to events that are provided by the event framework. When an event occurs a message is sent to ..read more

Power Fx is the general-purpose, strong-typed, declarative, and functional programming language used across the Microsoft Power Platform. This excel-like formula language helps app makers to create apps using low code, read more about Power FX here. With the latest announcement, Microsoft is giving another level of possibilities with Power FX. Now, you can bind the AI model to any control using Power FX. You heard it right! any control. Earlier it was possible to use AI with the AI builder controls only. Now, Microsoft has made it easier than ever to add intelligence to your Power Apps directl ..read more

Recently, I faced a strange issue, I was trying to create teams meeting using cloud flow, and the connector’s create meeting step was not listing timezone and not allowing me to set timezone as a custom dynamic value. It was also giving a retrieval error message as shown below. Could not retrieve values. The dynamic invocation request failed with error: { "error": { "code": "ResourceNotFound", "message": "Resource could not be discovered.", "innerError": { "date": "2021-10-28T11:49:20", "request-id": "a0e7df5f-d119-4534-a8c3-5332e6f8b906", "client-request-id ..read more

A single default environment is automatically created by Power Apps for each tenant and shared by all users in that tenant. Whenever a new user signs up for Power Apps, they’re automatically added to the Maker role of the default environment. The default environment is created in the region closest to the default region of the Azure AD tenant. Read more ..read more