In platform update 13 and later the ability to add custom fields is available without any coding or developments.
You can create a custom field from GUI without opening the visual studio.
just personalize your form that you want to add a field
Click personalize
click add field
click create new field and select your table then set name prefix
there are multiple types field available like text, date, checkbox,..etc
as you see filed name = name prefix+(_custom)
set label mandatory (this label is shown in GUI)
you can set length and click save and new to create a new field or save only
you have a confirmation message
click yes
your changes applied and ready to insert the custom field in the form
click insert
now your field is available and ready to use it.
you can personalize your form and push this field for users,
you can see more details about personalization
Actual Posts
http://dynamics365ax2012.blogspot.ae/2018/03/how-to-push-personalization-to-users-in.html
for more details, check this link
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/unified-operations/fin-and-ops/get-started/user-defined-fields
You can create a custom field from GUI without opening the visual studio.
just personalize your form that you want to add a field
Click personalize
click add field
there are multiple types field available like text, date, checkbox,..etc
as you see filed name = name prefix+(_custom)
set label mandatory (this label is shown in GUI)
you can set length and click save and new to create a new field or save only
you have a confirmation message
click yes
your changes applied and ready to insert the custom field in the form
click insert
now your field is available and ready to use it.
you can personalize your form and push this field for users,
you can see more details about personalization
Actual Posts
http://dynamics365ax2012.blogspot.ae/2018/03/how-to-push-personalization-to-users-in.html
for more details, check this link
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/unified-operations/fin-and-ops/get-started/user-defined-fields
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