Yes please on the Wrap option of an app but also just the simple solution export form your dev / then import at client environment ie what to prep/customize to make it work for your client, or what steps to provide the client when they import the solution and app etc
Hi Lisa, sorry missed this session. Would you be able to help enlighten about the difference between microsoft copilot for microsoft 365 and dynamics 365 copilot? Thanks!
Copilot for Microsoft 365 sits inside all your Microsoft 365 apps (Teams, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc) and is connected to the Microsoft Graph (chats, emails) and brings AI across all of that. Each Dynamics 365 application has its own Copilot experience specific to the users of that app - e.g. Copilot for Sales helps with summarising opportunities, preparing for sales meetings, creating emails for sales scenarios. Copilot for Customer Service can summarise a case or conversation, help draft emails for customer service scenarios, query the knowledge base. Where it gets interesting is with the release of Copilot for Sales in the next couple of months there will be an option that includes the Copilot for Microsoft 365 capability as well, so you will have copilot across your M365 and CRM data together - more to come
I am currently using outbound marketing where I will be uploading contacts to a marketing list and then I create a segment to pull the contacts from the marketing list, use the segment in the customer journey to send emails. Can this scenario of creating a segment from a marketing list be achievable in real time marketing ?
Hi Lisa , my doubt is with linking power automate and Power BI . 1) is there anyway we can load more than 1000 rows from power bi to sharepoint list without creating multiple flows , 2) other than manual trigerrs can we schedule the flow to load data
Hi Lisa, Thanks for doing this! I had a small question to contribute if you have time to answer. Is there a way to split a column by delimiter in dataverse? Im not seeing split as a function for the formula column, but i need to sort by first numeric value from a column that looks like this: 100-500 goats
I suspect you're thinking like a spreadsheet and not like a database .. do you actually need to split out the value (could you do that via a spreadsheet on data import to Dataverse in the first place), or just filter by it, in which case you can set up a view on the table and use the filter columns to find columns that begin with a certain value, or sort in order from ascending to descending. If you do really need to extract it Power Automate will be the answer, you'd need to list the rows, and there would likely be a formula there that could do it, but it's not something I've tried - perhaps ask in the Power Automate community forum.
@@LisaCrosbie Thanks Lisa. Yes it was a requirement given after the data was established in DV. I was hoping to use Left(Find.. but find is not an option. I did run it thought automate using Split. then updating the new number column with int(first
Sorry Lisa missed this session. For somebody coming from a different tech stack, what is the best learning path to get onto Azure? Microsoft has a huge catalog, and mostly gets overwhelming to learn little bit of everything and not get into the details of a product. I come from a ESB/iPaas world, so what would be a good start according to you.
From make.powerapps.com, when you click +Create, there is an option there to start with data where you can choose SQL, that should give you an easy starting point.
Yes please on the Wrap option of an app but also just the simple solution export form your dev / then import at client environment ie what to prep/customize to make it work for your client, or what steps to provide the client when they import the solution and app etc
Hi Lisa, sorry missed this session. Would you be able to help enlighten about the difference between microsoft copilot for microsoft 365 and dynamics 365 copilot? Thanks!
Copilot for Microsoft 365 sits inside all your Microsoft 365 apps (Teams, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc) and is connected to the Microsoft Graph (chats, emails) and brings AI across all of that. Each Dynamics 365 application has its own Copilot experience specific to the users of that app - e.g. Copilot for Sales helps with summarising opportunities, preparing for sales meetings, creating emails for sales scenarios. Copilot for Customer Service can summarise a case or conversation, help draft emails for customer service scenarios, query the knowledge base. Where it gets interesting is with the release of Copilot for Sales in the next couple of months there will be an option that includes the Copilot for Microsoft 365 capability as well, so you will have copilot across your M365 and CRM data together - more to come
I am currently using outbound marketing where I will be uploading contacts to a marketing list and then I create a segment to pull the contacts from the marketing list, use the segment in the customer journey to send emails.
Can this scenario of creating a segment from a marketing list be achievable in real time marketing ?
Hi Lisa , my doubt is with linking power automate and Power BI . 1) is there anyway we can load more than 1000 rows from power bi to sharepoint list without creating multiple flows , 2) other than manual trigerrs can we schedule the flow to load data
Sorry, SharePoint and PowerBI aren't my area of expertise, perhaps try in one of the community forums to find an expert who could help with this.
Hi Lisa, Thanks for doing this! I had a small question to contribute if you have time to answer. Is there a way to split a column by delimiter in dataverse? Im not seeing split as a function for the formula column, but i need to sort by first numeric value from a column that looks like this: 100-500 goats
I suspect you're thinking like a spreadsheet and not like a database .. do you actually need to split out the value (could you do that via a spreadsheet on data import to Dataverse in the first place), or just filter by it, in which case you can set up a view on the table and use the filter columns to find columns that begin with a certain value, or sort in order from ascending to descending. If you do really need to extract it Power Automate will be the answer, you'd need to list the rows, and there would likely be a formula there that could do it, but it's not something I've tried - perhaps ask in the Power Automate community forum.
@@LisaCrosbie Thanks Lisa. Yes it was a requirement given after the data was established in DV. I was hoping to use Left(Find.. but find is not an option. I did run it thought automate using Split. then updating the new number column with int(first
Sorry Lisa missed this session. For somebody coming from a different tech stack, what is the best learning path to get onto Azure? Microsoft has a huge catalog, and mostly gets overwhelming to learn little bit of everything and not get into the details of a product. I come from a ESB/iPaas world, so what would be a good start according to you.
I would start with the learning path for Azure Fundamentals - listed here learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/exams/az-900/
How to use copilot to convert xbrl zip files from SEC to excel ? Thank you very much.
I haven't seen anything in Copilot yet that would do that kind of thing
Hi from Houston Tx
I tried to load or get and connect to SQL database but was unable to do so. Can you share how to do it? Thanks
From make.powerapps.com, when you click +Create, there is an option there to start with data where you can choose SQL, that should give you an easy starting point.