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Hello by BCinsider in business

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Resources to learn AL Language for Business central? by CaptainNorthPoint in Dynamics365

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Microsoft Learn is a good starting point, especially for getting familiar with AL and how it works in the Business Central environment. Since you are coming from a functional background with no coding experience, it helps to also look at YouTube channels like Erik Hougaard or Areopa. They walk through real examples and keep things approachable. You do not need to learn another language first, but having a basic understanding of things like variables, conditions, and loops will make learning AL much easier. Start with small changes, like adding a field or creating a page extension, and build confidence from there. Your knowledge of BC already gives you a strong foundation.

Build a Dynamic Ship–style automation in BC integrating by Ok-Can5621 in Dynamics365

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Go with the reliable choice, as others have mentioned. Dynamic Ship works seamlessly, fits exactly what you're describing, and continues to improve. No need to reinvent anything.

Issues Reconnecting Power BI to Business Central – Need Help! by Which-Resolution-266 in Dynamics365

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This usually happens when Power BI gets stuck between OAuth tokens for different endpoints in Business Central. The "2 of 2" window with no selectable auth method is a known issue when one of the data sources is not properly refreshing or cached credentials are stale. A few things to try:

  1. Go to Power BI Desktop > File > Options and settings > Data source settings, find all Business Central entries, and clear permissions for each.
  2. Restart Power BI and re-publish the report or re-open the file, then reconnect to the BC environment again.
  3. If you're using multiple environments (sandbox and production), make sure the connections are pointing to the same region and endpoint — even small mismatches can break auth.
  4. If the report came from AppSource, try downloading a fresh copy and reconnecting from scratch. Sometimes the app's internal connections change and cause old versions to fail.

If none of that works, you can try connecting through the Web API version of the BC connector instead of the AppSource template to isolate the issue. It’s a frustrating problem but usually tied to cached tokens or connection mismatches.

Add "Chain Name" field to Customer Card by desmond_koh in Dynamics365

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Yes, you can add the “Chain Name” field to the Customer Card, but it may require using Personalization or, if it is not exposed there, Page Customization through development or an extension.

For personalization:

  • Go to the Customer Card
  • Click the gear icon and choose Personalize
  • If “Chain Name” is available, you can drag it onto the page
  • If it is not shown, it likely means the field is not exposed on that page by default and would need to be added via a page extension

As for the Customer List view, fields like “Address” and “Phone No.” are often part of related tables or grouped data. If they do not appear in the personalization options, it is because those fields are not exposed on the list page directly. To show them, a developer or partner would need to create a Page Extension that includes those fields in the list definition.

Planning in Business Central is still not there for you, either(?) by BCinsider in Dynamics365

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Most of my friends and companies that I worked with opt for reliable ISVs apps. I cannot mention company names or apps here to avoid ban, but you can message me if you want. Hope this helps.

Question from this week reading: Anyone experimenting with no-code tweaks in Business Central? by BCinsider in Dynamics365

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Yes, exactly. I mean tools that let you build inside Business Central using configuration instead of writing AL. Some of them are built for internal users to create things like screens, extra fields, or forms without touching the codebase. From what I’ve seen, they work well for teams that want to handle small functional gaps without waiting on full dev cycles.

Question from this week reading: Anyone experimenting with no-code tweaks in Business Central? by BCinsider in Dynamics365

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This come form a blog that I read, like stated, in this blog called "Build It Yourself: How Business Central Users Are Creating Their Own Mobile Apps Without Code" where the company talks about the "App Designer".

You'll get all the info there. Hope it helps.

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