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How to use FINDSET function in Dynamics NAV?
So, do you know how to use FINDSET function? Of course you do… you always use it like IF FINDSET THEN REPEAT UNTIL… right? You have it in your blood. You have used it so many times… you can’t even … Continue reading
Posted in development, Dynamics NAV / Navision, Tips & Tricks
Tagged findset, functions, interview questions, technical
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How to Disable Tools > Zoom Function in Dynamics NAV
We can quite easily disable ShortCutKeys in Dynamics NAV by creating hidden Menus (with keyboard shortcuts assigned to them). However, how do we disable Tools > Zoom Function in Dynamics NAV? How do we hide sensitive data from SUPER users? … Continue reading
Posted in development, Dynamics NAV / Navision
Tagged object designer, SourceTable, SourceTable Property, SUPER, Tools > Zoom, Zoom
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View > Go To Definition (CTRL + F12)
What is keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F12 used for? Yes, that would be my Dynamics NAV technical interview question for you. If you spend at least a little bit time of doing development, hopefully, you are aware of function the View > … Continue reading
How do you remove field delimiters in Dynamics NAV Dataport?
I know, I know… dataports are so “stone age” and we could use so many more different options with newer technology! But there are plenty of customers out there who are still running older navision versions (3.6, 3.7). And once … Continue reading
Posted in development, Dynamics NAV / Navision
Tagged dataport, development, dynamics nav, export, field delimiter, navision
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Field Numbering in Dynamics NAV
Last Friday I received recently published “Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009” book (written by David Studebaker). Thanks Amazon for the quick delivery! So, my Saturday morning started with a big mug of coffee and David’s book. I would not call … Continue reading