Now that you are using a Query object to collect your data for report development, you are probably wondering how do you leverage a request page so users can retrieve the relevant data. This blog post is going to show you how to leverage a System Application Library, Codeunit 46 SelectionFilterManagement.
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When working with RDLC report layouts, there are many different properties available to aide in customization. This blog post will focus on how you can reset page numbers on RDLC reports, specifically when “batch printing” more than one document.
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Connecting Excel to Business Central is getting even easier in the 2024 wave 2 release (BC25). The biggest change from my original blog post – no more hardcoding Tenant Ids, and we even have some help with named formulas to make development even faster!
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When we talk about reporting and analytics it’s no longer just the world of RDL and Word Report layouts or Power BI. We have Excel Report layouts, Ad-hoc Data Analysis with queries and page Analyze Data feature. This blog post will focus on how to use a query when building out your report dataset.
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The new October, 2024 release for Visual Studio Code is pretty magnificent for Business Central Developers. ✨ This blog post is going to be dedicated to working with Copilot Edits in VS Code.
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A query object is used to collect and read data from Business Central. The data will always be retrieved from SQL, meaning that you may not get the dynamic data that is currently in the middle of being processed. What makes a query object more powerful than reading from a table object is the ability to join multiple tables in one “dataset”.
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