Dynamics NAV is now Dynamics 365 Business Central Get the same rich functionality as Dynamics NAV, with full flexibility to deploy in the cloud or on-premises with Business Central, a comprehensive business management solution designed for small to medium-sized businesses.

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Here in the documentation, you can then find topics that can help you learn about new and existing features in the default version of Dynamics 365 Business Central. The following list provides information about the latest versions of Business Central. 2021 release wave 1. Preview Dynamics Navision (Dynamics Business Central) item properties inside SOLIDWORKS PDM. Data seen is real-time ERP data This also helps to identify if an item exists in Dynamics Business Central or Dynamics Navision Item properties that one wants to see in SOLIDWORKS preview can be modified based on the requirement. In fact, between Dynamics NAV and Dynamics 365 Business Central, NAV is part of the ERP suite Microsoft created to provide a complete solution to help enterprise managers manage their workload and increase their performance. Dynamics NAV is a product that. What modules are available in Business Central? Dynamics 365 Business Central includes: Business.

The upgrade process depends on different factors, such as the version of Dynamics NAV that you are upgrading from, and the degree to which your solution differs from the standard version of Dynamics NAV. The mains tasks range from converting the database to upgrading application code and data.

Use the following table to determine the procedures that you must complete for your upgrade scenario:

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Before you begin the upgrade process, see Important Information and Considerations for Before Upgrading for tips about things to consider when you prepare to upgrade to Business Central.

See Also

Upgrading to Dynamics 365 Business Central
Upgrading to Dynamics 365 Business Central Online
Product and Architecture Overview
Migrating to Multitenancy
Migrating On-Premises Data to Business Central Online
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This blog provides an overview of how a report is created in Microsoft Dynamics 365/NAV and how to publish it to the client. It also discusses how to build a report in the SQL Server Report Builder.

1. Developers will know that you need to configure the app.json and launch.json. Set up all the basic settings that are required in launch.json.
   Figure 1 – Basic settings in launch.json in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

Note: You always need to verify some basic configurations like name and the ServerInstance and the startupObjectId.

2. Once the configuration is completed and the symbols are downloaded, remove the “HelloWorld.al” file and then create the Report file, as shown in the example in Figure 2.
   Figure 2 – Creating a report file in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
3. Once the report coding is done, either go to the “View>>Command Pallet” or use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P.
   Figure 3 – View⇒Command Pallet in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
4. Once the report is created, publish it. You will see all the changes, as in Figure 4.
   Figure 4 – Report with changes in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
5. Once you publish the report programming file, you see a new file created. If you open that new file, you would see that it would be difficult to read the entire file.
6. Reveal the file in the explorer by right-clicking over myreportcustomer.rdl and then selecting “Reveal” in explorer.
   Figure 5 – A new file created in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
   Figure 6 – File revealed in the explorer in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

Once you open the file, you are in the new window of the Microsoft SQL Server Report Builder. The next step goes into table designing and layout of the table. This is also where a personalization can be made for a customer.

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Following are the components of the Report Builder that are involved in report design:

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Figure 7 – The center of the Report Builder screen in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV: table design and possible outcomes that can be applied to a report

Figure 8 – The table wizard in the Report Builder in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

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Figure 9 – Window in which members of the report are arranged in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

7. Select the members and drag them to the “∑ Values”.
   Figure 10 – Selecting members of a report in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
8. You will see a preview similar to Figure 11 that will display how the table will be prepared as per the order of the fields selected.
   Figure 11 – Preview of table display in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
9. Click Finish and head to the designer part of the table.
   Figure 12 – Designer in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
10. The figure below helps you understand how the report is built with the help of a wizard.
    Figure 13 – Designing a report with the help of a wizard in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

Note: In this example, basic changes are demonstrated with personalization as per standard requirements of a customer.

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11. Once the customizatom is completed, save the report and open visual studio. Create the page extensions so that they will be visible on the web client. You can also add a button wherever you want to place it.
    Figure 14 – Using visual studio to create page extensions that will be visible in the web client in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV
12. Once the page extension is created, publish it.
13. Once it is published, go the web client and check to see if the report is working properly.
    Figure 15 – Report created in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

You can see the button placed earlier and can add more as needed.
Figure 16 – Adding a button in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

14. From here, you can preview the report, print it, schedule a time for it to be printed later, or send it to email.
    Figure 17 – Options for what to do with a report after creating it in the Report Builder in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV

If you have any questions about report building or other Dynamics NAV or Business Central questions for any version, contact ArcherPoint.

Read more 'How To' blogs from ArcherPoint for practical advice on using Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or NAV. If you are interested in NAV/Business Central development, check out our collection of NAV Development Blogs.

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