D365 CRM, Power platform, AI

  Do you ever have a requirement to add a custom Icon to global ribbon in modern driven app/D365 CRM? Here I will show you how to add a custom Icon Create a new solution for global ribbon customization and add application ribbons. Now open the Ribbon Workbench in XRM toolbox and open the solution you have just created.  Once you opened the solution drag the curser to right in the first row where you can see Mcrm.GlobalTab  Now create a new button and place where you want to see on the global Ribbon   Next you can add the action to the button, You can add urn and redirect to internal portal or SharePoint site or you can call a JavaScript action Here I am  adding URL and redirecting to google.co.uk for demo purpose.  Once all the above is done, publish the solution. you can see the custom icon as below.  If you want to update the Icon image we need to update by uploading web resource.  I used for Icons download  https://icons8.com/ We need to u...

  To show custom icons on the view, fist you need to Create the new graphic files needed for your customization. Recommend an icon size of 16x16 pixels. Graphic format you've used to save your graphic file (PNG, JPEG, or GIF) Now, you'll upload your custom graphics, one at a time, as web resources Now, you'll add your JavaScript as the final web resource. Select Text Editor (next to the Type setting) to open a text-editor window. Paste your JavaScript code here and select OK to save it. please use the below script, please change the code according to your requirement. "use strict" ; function displayIconTooltip ( rowData , userLCID ) {           var str = JSON . parse ( rowData );       var coldata = str . leadqualitycode_Value ;       var imgName = "" ;       var tooltip = "" ;       switch ( parseInt ( coldata , 10 )) {         case 1 :     ...

  Have you ever tried activating language packs in D365 CRM and tried to change the Entity names in Modern driven app? Normally When we activate the language pack for your preferred language Microsoft default translates all out of box entity names. If you want to change the translations for existing ones or create new for custom entities we need to update the translations.  You can enable the language pack under Administration>Languages Open the Modern driven app editor in classic version, select the Entity name you want to change the translations Select the language you want to update the translation and delete the existing translation and enter the new one.  Now the new translation name is updated.  Note: We cant update custom translations for recent and pinned fields in the left navigation at the moment. This is limitation from the Microsoft side at the moment.  Thank you for visiting this blog 🙏

The Dataverse connecter returns up to 5000 rows by default, We can increase this up to 100000. To get more than 5,000 rows, turn on the Pagination and set the threshold up to 100,000 in Settings If you have more than 100,000 rows to process? you can get more than 100,000 rows from Dataverse, use the skip token to send another request until the skip token returns empty When we have thousand of records to update instead of doing list down the records and apply on each, I have approached this slightly different here.  We will build one parent flow and 4 child flows. So that we can divide the whole list into 4 identical list and pass on to child flows. This approach significantly reduces the time to update the total records.  Lets jump in and build a flows! Based on your requirement you can choose the type of flow you want, for example purpose I am using Schedule flow.  Since I am using the current date to filter down the records, I am initialize and format the date. use the ...

This is a common requirement in power plat form world, flows turn off after 90 days if they don't run. We can address this issue by writing a scheduled flow and run every day.  I will explain how to write this flow.  Start with by selecting a schedule flow. Select Power automate management connecter- List flows as admin(V2) Once you select it will ask you to create a connection then Select your target Environment Next we need to filter the flows which we want to turn it on, Here I am using a unique display name which you have common for all the flows you want to check. In my case I am using "-Production-" to filter down the flows.  Select the value from the list flows Select edit in advance mode and enter the below expression @and(equals(item()?['properties/state'], 'Stopped'),contains(item()?['properties/displayname'],'-Production-')) In the next action, select apply on each , Select the output value from the filter array, Select the same ...