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Posted by: Dian Taylor | on January 13, 2026

Show/Hide custom buttons with PowerFX when a lookup column has no value

A friend of mine was recently trying to make a custom button on an opportunity form in Dynamics 365 Sales show on the form, but only when a certain lookup field had a value. They turned to PowerFX to make it happen but there were some some problems getting it to work correctly. For those who haven’t used it much, Power Fx is the low-code formula language built into theRead More

Posted in Configuration, Contact Center, Customer Service Workspace, D365 Customer Service, D365 Field Service, D365 Sales, PowerFX, Project Service Automation | Tags:button, ContactID, Dataverse, Form, Hide Button, IsBlank, Lookup, lookup column, PowerFX, Show button, table, value, values | Comments Off on Show/Hide custom buttons with PowerFX when a lookup column has no value

Posted by: Dian Taylor | on August 20, 2024

Trigger Power Automate Flow from Button in Model Driven App

I have received several emails from people that asked me if it was possible to trigger a power automate flow (or workflow) from a button inside a model-driven app using the out of the box command bar editor. The answer to this question is an indirect yes. (I will explain to you in a second why it’s an ‘indirect’ yes and not a straight up yes.) Once I confirmed thisRead More

Posted in Configuration, D365 Sales, Power Automate | Tags:button, click button, Fire, Flow, Model Driven App, power automate, PowerFX | Comments Off on Trigger Power Automate Flow from Button in Model Driven App