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How do you make it work you ask….
Let me show you.
You have to download and install Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Fetch Extension. Cool. Just jump to Resources, download the install and run. Then open up Visual Studio 2008 (have not tested with VS 2010, can't get Business Intelligence) and you will have a new data source.
Setting up the data source.
You specify the server (and org). Define your credentials and your good.
Then you can build your reports…
Oh yeah… where do you get your FetchXML
Start here (or any entity of your choice).
Define and download your FetchXML
Cool stuff we know! Hopefully this helps you with any issues you may be experiencing with reports using Fetch XML.
Let us know if you need help with CRM 2011!!
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Hi,
just one quick question ho to export this report back in Dynamics CRM online 2015 update 1 , and also how to add charts and images in the reports.
thanks