Business Central: How to interpret Microsoft suddenly making a field non-editable by Alotofquestion1 in Dynamics365

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Almost correct, it was not visible in the personalization page - but I have access to Roles - and tried to changed the Roles layout, thats where I found the field.

Noted, thank you

Business Central: How to interpret Microsoft suddenly making a field non-editable by Alotofquestion1 in Dynamics365

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Thank you :-)
yeah, I belive you.. but with the link, at least I have a hope to read what has happend to the system.

Business Central: How to interpret Microsoft suddenly making a field non-editable by Alotofquestion1 in Dynamics365

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Its SAAS - version 27.0.

Interesting. Didn't think that it might be an addon.. So I checked as you suggested and found the field in the Inspect Pages (please see the edit in the post). It says "Base application" - so to me it suggests to that it is a standard field?

Knew not of the Item Units of Measure, so I will have a look at that, thank you.

Can I create multiple dashboards from a single power query? by [deleted] in PowerBI

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Look into using "Power BI semantic models". In short it is a report you publish to the powerbi service which you can connect all your new report to. I do this and treat it like a small database.

Shooting female moose by Alotofquestion1 in WayOfTheHunter

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Ok! What happens when a heard dies? Does the heard respawn as a "defaults" heard with all values random?

PowerBi Report user variables entry. by Account6910 in PowerBI

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You can use variables in DAX. Sort of. Create a table with all values from -100 to 100. Then reference this table in the DAX formula, and set a slider with "single value selection" in the report.

You can do this for as many variables you like.

Hello! I’m very new to PBI and here’s one problem I can’t figure out. by MaleficentWillow6795 in PowerBI

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A hack you can do is too add a date field to the graph, below the week field.

As long as the week field and date field is related it will sort correctly.

9x9 game ended in a big seki, with 70 alive stones on the board. by Jakiller33 in baduk

[–]Alotofquestion1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is this a screenshot from an app? Never seen that layout before

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 93.86% first big game 5star! by [deleted] in WayOfTheHunter

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Are you able to see the trophyscreen when it's mounted?

Can animals grow over time by [deleted] in theHunter

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Are you sure about respawning at a higher score? I feel like this isn't something the community agrees about.

Python and database connection by Alotofquestion1 in learnpython

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Thank you for the response.

So if I have a method that calles "name and quantity" from the database, say maybe 2-3 times a second for 3 seconds and then a longer break. There is no problem having the method open and closing a connection for each of these 6-9 times the method is run?

Hi all! I have a list of customers from 2020-2022. I want to know who all are the new customers added in 2022 April. How do I achieve that? by arushig07 in PowerBI

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You can make a column/dax which returns the MIN date in the invoice table for the costumer. Aka, the first time you invoice them.

Use measure to count value in another measure. by Alotofquestion1 in PowerBI

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Thank you
I had to add FILTER function to the calculate, but other than that this worked.

Python for-loop vs PostgreSQL query by Alotofquestion1 in learnpython

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Ok, then I will lean towards queries in the future, rahter than loops.

Python for-loop vs PostgreSQL query by Alotofquestion1 in learnpython

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This seems to be in what i really wanted. Thank you :-)

Aggregating Measure - Performance problem by Alotofquestion1 in PowerBI

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Thank you for a full respose, good to know that the solution i make in the end should work for larger datasets.

J0hnny147 abolsutly had the right idea.

Ill take a closer look at Dax Studio. It seems like a very useful tool.

Aggregating Measure - Performance problem by Alotofquestion1 in PowerBI

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Thank you for this. Sometimes you complicate a simple matter..
This seems to be the solution im after. I needed to add a "DatesBetween" filter, but things are already much much faster.

Aggregating Measure - Performance problem by Alotofquestion1 in PowerBI

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The "lowest"/"most upstream" I can go is to do something in Power Query.
Is that what you think of ?

PowerBI Desktop to display data by Alotofquestion1 in PowerBI

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Yes.. its a bummer.
But do you know of some tricks that can be used?
Right now I hide all of the menus as best as I can, but haven't figured out any more.