CRM 2011: Bad ‘setFormMode’ error!
The other day, I was puzzled by a weird problem coming from a “Go to URL” action in a CRM sub-report.
BI: TARGIT Certified Specialist
Congratulations to my colleague Mathieu and I as we have successfully passed the TCS exam and are now proud to announce that we can deliver TARGIT trainings in French to customers in Belgium (French part) and Luxemburg!
How-to: Use SQL CTE with custom reports in CRM
One of my client asked me the other day to produce a report containing all the cases (incidents) in the system… OK, this is pretty easy and it already exists somewhere 
But the hardest part was the filtering of this report: he wanted to be able to put a parent subject in the filter and the report should take care of getting all the child under this subject!
How-to series: Create a custom report (part 5)
So, after a long time, I’ve decided to end my how-to series by explaining how to embed a subreport in a custom report.
If you don’t already know how to create a custom report, I’ll suggest that you follow my previous posts on this same blog for more info: part 1, part 2, part 3 and part 4.
So the purpose of this last post of the series is to explain how-to embed a subreport in a parent report and how-to pass parameters to this subreport (for example: pass the account ID from the parent report to the subreport).
How-to series: Create a custom report (part 4)
In this article, I deal with the reporting drill-through and with the report pre-filtering to display the list of elements that are currently in queues.
How-to series: Create a custom report (part 3)
Okay now, I’ve already dealt with the basics of custom report creation (see Part 1 & Part 2 on this blog) so now I’m going to show you how to create a report from scratch for displaying the service activities in an other way.
How-to series: Create a custom report (part 2)
This is the second part of this “how-to” series regarding the creation of a custom report in Microsoft CRM 4.0. For those who want to read the first part, you can go here: How-to series: Create a custom report (part 1)
Well, in the first post, we looked at how to create a new report using the “Report Wizard” provided by Microsoft CRM and, honestly, this report looked awful! 
In this part, I will show you the internal stuff behind the scene and how you can add your own TSQL query to return the data you really want to see.
How-to series: Create a custom report (part 1)
This is the first part of my “how-to” series covering the creation of a custom report for Microsoft CRM 4.0.
