Hi!
This approach is common for either DAX 2012 or D365FO.
If you need to check how many rows were selected by the user, you just need to get the formDataSource value before, for example
FormDatasource fds = _args.record().datasource();
And then write next code:
Hope, this information will be useful for someone as for me.
This approach is common for either DAX 2012 or D365FO.
If you need to check how many rows were selected by the user, you just need to get the formDataSource value before, for example
FormDatasource fds = _args.record().datasource();
And then write next code:
if (fds.recordsMarked().lastIndex() > 1)
{
info("more than 1 record was selected");
}
Hope, this information will be useful for someone as for me.