Oh oh oh! Not too much flowfield! NAV is a little bit shitty on this.
Depend on what you want to do...
1. You can use a variable calculated OnAfterGetRecord in your page, and use it like a field.
2. You can use a FlowField.
In the first case, you can see the value, but not filter/sort on it. But it will be the solution avoiding perf. problems. In the second, you will be able to filter/sort on it, but it will slow you NAV because the Query made in SQL is really shitty.
I hope this will help you.
I wish you a nice day.
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Try using a flowfield:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/flowfields
This will show you data
Depend on what you want to do...
1. You can use a variable calculated OnAfterGetRecord in your page, and use it like a field.
2. You can use a FlowField.
In the first case, you can see the value, but not filter/sort on it. But it will be the solution avoiding perf. problems. In the second, you will be able to filter/sort on it, but it will slow you NAV because the Query made in SQL is really shitty.
I hope this will help you.
I wish you a nice day.
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