Viewing package dependencies
In a previous post we had a look at creating a new module. After the model is created and during development you might want to review the package dependencies. This […]
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Installing the modern reports pack
In a previous post we had a look at an example of the modern design reports. You can install them from Lifecycle Service. To evaluate them further you might want […]
Document branding – modern report designs
In AX the customer facing documents have always needed some modification in the implementation to get the formatting to look ok for presentation to a customer or vendor. The same […]
Recording screen shots with the task recorder
The task recorder concept has been in AX for a long time and has had a few variations. In D365 the task recorder is still there that you can use […]
Creating a new model file
If you are just starting out with D365 or moving from AX2012 then it helps to have a little orientation on where to find things. If you are coming from […]
Item cost default on movement journal
In a previous post we had a look at the default cost used on the counting journal. If you are adjusting inventory or taking on inventory with the movement journal […]
Setting up PowerBI to access your D365 instance.
PowerBI is the primary business intelligence tool for D365 so when you setup your instance of D365 you will have to go an configure the connection between the two. You […]
Item cost default on counting journal
If you are using the counting journal this is going to adjust your inventory. When it does this it’s going to use a cost price for the value of the […]
Inventory cost at different sites
In a previous post we had a look at a walkthrough of how AX keeps the item cost and the evaluation to FIFO in that example. In a larger installation […]
Inventory cost with FIFO and the recalculation
If you are new to AX and are going to be working with inventory and inventory value then it’s worth taking the time to understand how AX calculates the running […]
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