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Extend the capabilities of reports due to statistical language R
AlexStep
Member Posts: 3
Hello everyone!
I would appreciate your opinion.
I think to create the add-on that extends the capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics NAV reports due to statistical language R. For example, it will analyse the entries in the general ledger more deeply: to identify dependencies and trends in the data stream. By the way, SQL Server 2016 has supported R.
Does this make sense? Is there any value to customers and users?
I plan to make money on the add-on.
Best Regards,
Alex.
I would appreciate your opinion.
I think to create the add-on that extends the capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics NAV reports due to statistical language R. For example, it will analyse the entries in the general ledger more deeply: to identify dependencies and trends in the data stream. By the way, SQL Server 2016 has supported R.
Does this make sense? Is there any value to customers and users?
I plan to make money on the add-on.
Best Regards,
Alex.
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