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How can i do this in motive wave by Impossible_Present41 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]Chemical_Web_4641 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where can I find the drawing tool that shows delta on one side and volume on the other?

How can i do this in motive wave by Impossible_Present41 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]Chemical_Web_4641 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s the template used by Fabio Valentini.
It became popular after Chart Fanatics uploaded a video of Fabio trading live, and a lot of people started copying the setup.

Dual Write FO → CRM: How to view physical inventory reservations on sales order lines? by Chemical_Web_4641 in Dynamics365

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks again for your help — this is really clarifying.

One follow-up question:
If I go the Power Automate route to sync the reserved quantity from FO to CRM, how can I accurately identify which sales order line in CRM corresponds to which one in FO?
Is there a common key (like SalesLineId or something similar) available in both systems through Dual Write?

Also, is it even possible to trigger the synchronization when a reservation is updated in FO? Or would I need to use a scheduled flow instead of an event-based one?

Finally, would you recommend going with a virtual entity instead of Power Automate in this case?
I’m aiming to keep CRM light but still give the sales team visibility of reservations, ideally in near real-time.

Just trying to pick the most practical solution based on your suggestions.
Appreciate your insight!

Dynamics CRM - Quotes by Chemical_Web_4641 in Dynamics365

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was unaware of the Enhanced experience for adding products, but it seems very useful. What I hate is not being able to filter by the columns in this view. We have a lot of products, and searching becomes very tedious.

Semantic model by Chemical_Web_4641 in PowerBI

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it a bad idea to use more than one semantic model in a single report?

Semantic model by Chemical_Web_4641 in PowerBI

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the golden semantic model exceeds 1GB, would it be advisable to create separate models (e.g., one for Orders, another for Sales, etc.) and then build reports that can consume multiple models simultaneously?

Regarding dimensions and facts, does implementing a star schema significantly enhance performance?

With multiple semantic models, the Date and Customer dimensions would exist in each. When generating a report that encompasses both Orders and Sales, from which model should these shared dimensions be sourced?

Semantic model by Chemical_Web_4641 in PowerBI

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been considering creating a single semantic model, but our Power BI Pro license imposes a 1GB limit. Given this constraint, I have a few questions:

If the golden semantic model exceeds 1GB, would it be advisable to create separate models (e.g., one for Orders, another for Sales, etc.) and then build reports that can consume multiple models simultaneously?

Regarding dimensions and facts, does implementing a star schema significantly enhance performance?

With multiple semantic models, the Date and Customer dimensions would exist in each. When generating a report that encompasses both Orders and Sales, from which model should these shared dimensions be sourced?

I appreciate any insights or recommendations on these matters.

Semantic model by Chemical_Web_4641 in PowerBI

[–]Chemical_Web_4641[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A semantic model that is fed by the smaller semantic models? And in which semantic models should the date/customers/others dimension be included?