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List of supported languages and their LCIDs for Dynamics 365. Language Code Description (informative) BCP 47 Code 1025 Arabic – Saudi Arabia ar-SA 1026 Bulgarian bg-BG 1027 Catalan ca-ES 1028 Chinese – Taiwan zh-TW 1029 Czech cs-CZ 1030 Danish da-DK 1031 German – Germany de-DE 1032 Greek el-GR 1033 English – United States en-US 1034…
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Excel templates are pre-formatted spreadsheets that contain data fields and formulas that match the structure and logic of Dynamics 365 entities and attributes. By using Excel templates, you can easily import bulk data into Dynamics 365 without having to manually map each column or field. You can also use Excel templates to analyze and share…
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Linked entities in FetchXML are entities that are related to the primary entity specified in the FetchXML query. Linked entities allow you to retrieve data from multiple related entities in a single query, and to traverse the relationships between entities to retrieve related data. When you are filtering records in Power Automate with FetchXML you…
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When extending the backend of Dynamics 365, it is important to understand the execution order of Plugins and Workflows, especially when you have specific backend steps that need to run in a specific order. Once you understand the concept of stages and ranks of plugins and workflows, it becomes easy to understand which one runs…
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The Xrm.WebApi in Dynamics 365 facilitates interaction with the platform through web services. Its retrieveMultipleRecords function retrieves a collection of records in a single API call, enhancing efficiency. This method requires the entity logical name and an OData query as parameters, allowing for filtered data retrieval. Upon execution, it returns a promise that resolves to…
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When you’re working with Dynamics 365, you may have encountered a limitation when it comes to retrieving records. The maximum number of records that can be retrieved in a single query is 5.000. This can be a problem if you need to retrieve a large number of records, such as for a data migration or…
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