Microsoft Dynamics 365 allows for extensive customization, including the addition of custom buttons to the command bar. In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of inserting a custom button onto the main form of the Accounts entity. We'll use Power FX in the formula bar to demonstrate a simple operation.
Before We start make sure you have a Model-driven app created with the required Entities added. Let's get started!
Step 1: Navigate to your app
Step 2: Click on the Ellipses [ ⋯ ]symbol and click on “Open in App Designer”
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You will Land on the Power Apps portal.
Step 4: On the Left Panel under the Navigation section, click on the Ellipses [⋯] symbol of Accounts view--Edit Command Bar--Edit.
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Step 5: Choose the Command Bar to Edit. You will see the following options.
1. Main Grid: Primary record list view.
2. Main Form: Primary record detail view.
3. SubGrid View: Related records display.
4. Associated View: Related data overview.
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Here, we want to add a button to the Main form so we will choose Main Form and Click on “Edit”.
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The main form Editor Window will open
Step 6: Click on “New”
Step 7: Choose the “Command” Option
Step 8: Give a Name to your Button
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Step 9: Open the formula Bar at the Top and Write the following command:
Command: Notify ("Button Clicked", NotificationType.Information)
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Step 10 Click on “Save and Publish” and then click on “Play”
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Open Your Dynamics 365 Page, Refresh the page and Open any Record of the targeted entity.
You will find your button on the Command Bar.
Step 11: Click on the Button
You will see a Notification Pop-up of “Button Clicked” as soon as you hit the button.
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