Model-driven, PowerApps

Where’s my old app designer?!

Changes to UI are always fun. From the user experience perspective, they are challenging and somehow scary. I love a new app designer! It's easy to use, it's smart, and very user-friendly. However, today I need a new designer to make sure I've got all forms required added to my app. In the old designer… Continue reading Where’s my old app designer?!

Business Applications, dynamics 365, Model-driven

Dynamics 365 Sales Pro Trial Setup

Go to: https://trials.dynamics.com/ Let's create your Sales Pro trial in these easy steps (below). Go to trial page to set up trial Scroll down to the highlighted option. Choose for dev purpose option No, continue signing up Create a new account instead Tell us About yourself section. Add details. Enter your phone. Use Verification code.… Continue reading Dynamics 365 Sales Pro Trial Setup

Dataflow, Dataverse, Model-driven

❤ Dataflows for Power Apps ❤: “The column ‘[Column_name]’ of the table wasn’t found.” error while loading multiple tables

There is an option to load data to multiple table in one go in Dataflows. These tables can be related. Dataflow engine calculates the dependencies and determines the correct order for loading. It's a very cool functionality, however, you have to be aware of some potential issues as well as available workarounds. Problem: I am… Continue reading ❤ Dataflows for Power Apps ❤: “The column ‘[Column_name]’ of the table wasn’t found.” error while loading multiple tables

Business Applications, Common Data Service, dataflow, Model-driven

Dataflow for Power Apps: query CDS with OData connector(improved)

Recently I posted about the same issue: https://wordpress.com/post/msolenacrm.blog/1580 . Yesterday I discovered a new way. It looks like OData connector is more friendly than the Web API one. Use FetchXmlBuilder to help you to build the query. Start creating you Dataflow: For the data source on the tab Other pick up the OData connector. For… Continue reading Dataflow for Power Apps: query CDS with OData connector(improved)

Business Applications, Common Data Service, dynamics 365, Model-driven

Field Service Installation: are we there yet?

When you clicked on the magic button which you found here how do you monitor the progress? In the Power Platform admin center go to Environments. In the list of environments click on the environment you are upgrading Field Service on: https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/environments From Resources click on Dynamics 365 apps ... Enjoy the progress!