no, but you can export all objects as text and use ctrl + f to search where the function/codeunit is called.
as codeunits can be used as variables or with CODEUNIT.RUN(number) syntax, you should look your text file for CODEUNIT.RUN("the number of the codeunit"),too.
(i don't remember if in txt files, variable subtype is the number codeunit/table/etc. or its name)
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You can use the NDT for that... (Navision Developer's Toolkit).
I forgot to edit my post with this...
anyway, for only one function, maybe it's too slow to use the toolkit...it depends from how "big" is your search (e.g. maybe you know that this function is only called 3 or 4 times..)
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as codeunits can be used as variables or with CODEUNIT.RUN(number) syntax, you should look your text file for CODEUNIT.RUN("the number of the codeunit"),too.
(i don't remember if in txt files, variable subtype is the number codeunit/table/etc. or its name)
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anyway, for only one function, maybe it's too slow to use the toolkit...it depends from how "big" is your search (e.g. maybe you know that this function is only called 3 or 4 times..)
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