DYNAMICS 365 v9: Working with Multi-Select Option Sets

Dynamics 365 v9 added a multi-select option set feature. In one of our previous webinars we had a lot of questions about how this actually works so I thought it would be a good idea to dig in really deep to get all of these questions answered.

Table of Contents:

00:00 - Introduction
00:06 - New Feature Overview: Multi-Select OptionSets
00:22 - Mitch Milam
00:43 - Webinar Housekeeping
00:50 - Cyber Monday Sale Starts Today!
01:19 - Slide 6
01:22 - Definition
01:54 - Slide 8
01:57 - Data Entry
02:24 - Data Entry
02:39 - Editing Values
03:26 - Slide 12
03:28 - Views
03:41 - Views - Filtering
03:46 - Views - Sorting
03:51 - Views - Filtering
03:54 - Views - Sorting
04:03 - Views – Column Properties
04:13 - Editable Grid - Editing
04:27 - Editable Grid - Filtering
04:36 - Advanced Find – Equals (multi-select)
05:03 - Advanced Find – Contains Values
05:24 - Slide 21
05:25 - getControl().getText()
06:07 - getAttribute().getValue()
06:15 - getControl().getText()
06:18 - getAttribute().getValue()
06:54 - Slide 24
06:55 - C#: Setting a Value
07:33 - C# Query
07:48 - WebAPI Query
08:12 - WebAPI Results

[michaelhauck]

Thanks as always Mitch. Not sure if it is related either to the inability to use in a process and/or the data import issue you mentioned but it also appears, even if you create the multi select as global, that mapping does not work from one entity to another for a multi select.

[GedUK]

Not being able to use a workflow is frustrating. Oh well, I expect there's plugins that can do it somewhen.

[MostLikelyURDaddy]

I'm having an issue when attempting write values to a multi-select field when the value contains a comma (using SSIS and KingswaySoft). There's no issue when the values do not contain a comma. Can anyone confirm that this is an issue for them as well?