Formula Column in Dataverse

During this short video, we will learn about Formula Columns in Dataverse. Formula columns are columns that display a calculated value in a Microsoft Dataverse table. Formulas use Power Fx, a powerful but human-friendly programming language. Build a formula in a Dataverse formula column the same way you would build a formula in Microsoft Excel. As you type, Intellisense suggests functions and syntax, and even helps you fix errors.

Key Takeaways:
1. Create Formula Columns in Dataverse
2. Add Power Fx in Dataverse Column
3. Work with formula columns
4. Use PowerFX in Formula Columns for Dataverse

Chapters:
00:00 Start
00:30 Formula Column in Dataverse
02:35 Test Values
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[dgarg]

Thanks for this informative video.I want Created by & Created on columns data.But I cannot see those columns while exporting CSV.So I thought of creating custom created by column & using formula it should equal to system generated created by lookup column.But it is not working.Please suggest what should be the best approach.Thanks in advance!!!

[busyshah]

Great Video.
Do we have something similar to fetch information from other dataverse table.

e.g.

I have 2 tables in a solution for HR hiring module.
One is requirement table, the other is Candidate table.

I want to create a column in the requirement table how many candidates are identified (just the count) for each job title (under requirement table).

[ASHISHKUMAR-fikn]

Hi Sir, I'm stuck in one scenario in canvas app, I have an custom entity (case) and on that there are two different lookup field on the form (account and vendor). In the form of case entity I have two dropdown where all the accounts and vendor records are coming but when I will select the account (customer lookup) then all the Vendor should be shown on the dropdown. And both the entity (account and vendor have N:N relationship).

[shoaibch]

Excellent and very informative; I was thinking, can we make this column, a lookup column with a formula. For example, you have column A, where a person selects from a drop-down list and, based on that selected Colum B (formula column ) selects the desired lookup

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UNFORTUNATELY NO LOGARITHM AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS ARE SUPPORTED. IT SERVES NO PURPOSE