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Here you can calculate a determinant of a matrix with complex numbers online for free with a very detailed solution. Determinant is calculated by reducing a matrix to row echelon form and multiplying its main diagonal elements.

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About the method

To calculate a determinant you need to do the following steps.

  1. Set the matrix (must be square).
  2. Reduce this matrix to row echelon form using elementary row operations so that all the elements below diagonal are zero.
  3. Multiply the main diagonal elements of the matrix - determinant is calculated.

To understand determinant calculation better input any example, choose 'very detailed solution' option and examine the solution.

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The announcements and deprecations described in this article apply to Power Apps, Power Automate, and customer engagement apps (Dynamics 365 Sales, Dynamics 365 Marketing, Dynamics 365 Field Service, and Dynamics 365 Project Service Automation).

Administrators and IT professionals should use this information to prepare for future releases. This article was first published on June 27, 2017.

Important

'Deprecated' means we intend to remove the feature or capability from a future major release. The feature or capability will continue to work and is fully supported until it is officially removed. This deprecationnotification can span a few months or years. After removal, the feature or capability will no longer work. We are notifying you now so you have sufficient time to plan and update your code before the feature or capability is removed.

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Low-density headers in model-driven apps won't be supported with the 2021 release wave 2

With the upcoming 2021 release wave 2 (public preview in August 2021 and GA in October 2021), the low-density header option, and runtime experience won't be supported in model-driven app forms.

Why is this needed?

  • Makers have moved away from low-density headers and usage is low.
  • Low-density headers don't promote a highly dense experience and require users to always use the flyout for all controls across view-port sizes (small to very-wide)

Impact

Any current form that is configured to be 'low-density' will be automatically updated to render in a high-density with flyout mode in a model driven app. Here is an example of high-density header with flyout:

Action required by you

To meet the October 2021 deadline, you will need to update any of your forms from a low-density format to a high-density with flyout mode using the modern form designer. More information: Configure header density.

If you don't make this change, the form will no longer honor this setting at runtime, and will default to high-density with flyout.

Form footers in model-driven app won't be supported with the 2021 release wave 2

With the upcoming 2021 release wave 2 (public preview in August 2021 and GA in October 2021), form footers won't be supported in a model-driven app form.

Why is this needed?

  • The footer does not meet the Microsoft Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 compliance for accessibility.
  • Data density is highly impacted by the form footer and does not support a good customer experience. Controls are not discoverable and lead to many customer usability issues.
  • Makers have moved away from adding controls into the footer and there is low usage of other controls, out of box or custom, in the current form footer experiences.
  • Components created using Power Apps component framework aren't fully compatible with form footers, which cause usability issues when added to a form footer.
  • Form footers are not included in the mobile experience or on the view and dashboard pages. This change will align the form experience with other pages in a model-driven app.

Impact

Main forms will no longer include the footer when a record is opened. Any out of box or custom controls that have been added to the form footer will no longer be available and you'll need to remove the fields if they are no longer necessary or move the fields to the header and use the high-density header with flyout or add them onto the main form. The recommended approach is to move fields that users need to access regardless of the form tab a user is on to the header and set it to use the high-density header with flyout. If there is only one tab, the recommendation is to move them into a new section on the form.

Action required by you

  • To meet the October 2021 deadline, you will need to move fields or controls added to a form footer to either the header or a section on the form.
  • If you do nothing, the footer fields or controls that you have added will no longer render on the form and will not be available to your users.

The out of box fields currently on the footer will be removed and included on the form as part of the 2021 release wave 2 updates. So, you will not lose status, unsaved changes or the option to open a form in a new window. The Save option is already available in the command bar and is always visible to the user.

While we understand that these types of changes can be disruptive for makers that use the footer today, we always evaluate the experiences to ensure they provide a modern experience that improves usability, support accessibility requirements, and improves discoverability for highly used fields and controls on a page.

The Microsoft Dynamics 365 application for Windows is deprecated

Effective April 2021, the Microsoft Dynamics 365 app for Windows that lets you run customer engagement apps (such as Dynamics 365 Sales, Dynamics 365 Customer Service, and Dynamics 365 Marketing) is deprecated. Microsoft will continue to provide security and other critical updates for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 app for Windows until January 29, 2021, but will not release any another features or functionalities for the app. After April 1, 2021, the app will be removed from the Microsoft Store, and it will not be supported.

We recommend that you start using your web browser as soon as possible to run your customer engagement apps (such as Dynamics 365 Sales, Dynamics 365 Customer Service, and Dynamics 365 Marketing) on Windows to take advantage of the ongoing improvements for the web app.

Internet Explorer 11 support for Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform is deprecated

Effective December 2020, Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 support for Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform is deprecated, and Internet Explorer 11 won't be supported after August 2021.

This will impact customers who use Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform products that are designed to be used through an Internet Explorer 11 interface. After August 2021, Internet Explorer 11 won't be supported for such Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform products. We recommend that customers transition to Microsoft Edge.

For the complete list of products impacted by this change and transitioning from Internet Explorer 11 to a supported browser, see FAQ: Internet Explorer 11 deprecation for Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform Products. If you have more questions, contact your Microsoft Customer Service representative or Microsoft Partner.

Organization data download filters for mobile offline are deprecated

Effective February 2021, Organization data download filter option that filters the data when you set up mobile offline are deprecated. We recommend that you start preparing your organization and move relevant data filters from Organization data download filter to the offline profile option, which lets you determine what data will be available when users work in offline mode. For more information, see Create a mobile offline profile. Once the old filter criteria has been moved to offline profile, you can clear or delete the filters set in Organization data download filter.

TLS RSA cipher suites are deprecated

Effective October 30, 2020, the following cipher suites are being deprecated from our servers.

  • 'TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384'
  • 'TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256'
  • 'TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA256'
  • 'TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256'

Cipher suites are used to encrypt messages to secure a network connection between clients/servers and other servers. We are removing the above list of cipher suites to comply with our current security protocols.

Beginning March 1, 2021, customers can only use our standard cipher suites. This change impacts your clients and servers that communicate with our servers, for example, syncing emails from your Microsoft Exchange server, running outbound plug-ins, using native (local) clients to access our servers.

Customers must upgrade their servers before March 1, 2021. For more information about configuring TLS Cipher Suite order, see Manage Transport Layer Security (TLS).

Document suggestions for all entities except case are deprecated

Effective October 20, 2020, the document suggestions feature has been deprecated for all entities, except the case entity. The case entity is available with Dynamics 365 Customer Service. More information: Enable document suggestions to recommend related documents

Automatic record creation rules and SLA items in web client are deprecated

Effective October 01, 2020, the automatic record creation and update rules and service-level agreements (SLAs) have been deprecated in the web client. For more information, see Deprecations in Customer Service.

TimeZoneRule entity and some attributes of TimeZoneDefinition entity are deprecated

Effective September 24, 2020, the TimeZoneRule entity and the Bias and RetiredOrder attributes of the TimeZoneDefinition entity are deprecated and will be removed in a future release. For all client-side time zone calculations, use the LocalTimeFromUtcTime and UtcTimeFromLocalTime functions in Web API or the TimeZoneInfo class in the .NET framework. More information: Blog: Deprecation of time zone entities in Microsoft Dataverse

Online management API PowerShell module and REST API are deprecated

Effective August 26, 2020, the online management API PowerShell module, and the underlying Online Management REST API are deprecated. The online management API PowerShell module will be updated in October, 2020 to point to newer underlying APIs and won't receive further updates. We recommend that you use the Power Apps administration module. More information: Get started using the Power Apps admin module

Company News Timeline solution is deprecated

Effective July 10, 2020, the Company News Timeline solution, which delivers relevant news from Bing News about customers and categorizes it in inline when you're looking at customer accounts will be deprecated. Until September 10, 2020, Microsoft will continue to provide support for the feature, but won't release any other functionality beyond what is already present. Starting September 10, 2020, you will need to uninstall the solution, which will remove the news widget from the Account record pages.

  1. To remove the solution, go to Advanced settings and select Solutions.
  2. Select CompanyNewsTimeline and then select Delete.

As an alternative you can install news Power Apps component framework control. For more information, see Set up and use the news control.

Dynamic 365 Sales bot is deprecated

Effective June 2, 2020, the Dynamics 365 Sales bot, a feature that enables users to retrieve sales information through a bot within Dynamics 365 Sales app for Teams will be deprecated. Until July 31, 2020, Microsoft will continue to provide support for the feature, but won't release any additional functionality beyond what is already present. After July 31, 2020, you will no longer be able to receive responses to conversations. The bot won't be available for new customers; existing customers may still be able to access the bot from the Chat, however the bot will not respond to questions.

It is our goal to deliver a powerful bot experience that allows users to retrieve and manage information. Based on usage data and feedback from our customers, we will be working on a powerful, extensible set of capabilities and features that will allow you to intuitively access and interact with sales information—among other entities—through a bot interface. We will keep you updated on timing for when this will be available.

Dynamics 365 Connector is deprecated

Effective May 5, 2020 the Dynamics 365 connector used for Flows, Logic Apps, and Canvas Apps is officially deprecated. We recommend that you do not create new connections using this connector.

Rather than use the Dynamics 365 connector, the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector should be your first choice if you can use it. You may not be able to use the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector in every situation today because of the following limitations:

  • It is not available in Logic Apps.
  • It does not enable cross-tenant or cross environment connections.
  • It cannot be used for canvas apps that use the Power Apps for Windows client.

If you cannot use the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector, you should use the Common Data Service connector. This connector has all the capabilities of the Dynamics 365 connector, and includes several improvements that increase reliability.

The Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector represents the future for connections using Dataverse. This includes Dynamics 365 apps using Dataverse. Work is underway to make this connector the only connector you will need. But at the current time, the previously mentioned limitations mean that you can't use it in all places where the Dynamics 365 connector or Common Data Service connector can be used today.

At this time, there is no requirement to convert canvas apps, flows, or logic apps to stop using the Dynamics 365 connector because of the known blocking limitations. But you should stop creating new connections with the Dynamics 365 connector and convert them if you can.

TypeGuidance
FlowsIf you can convert existing flows to use the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector, we recommend you do so.
Logic AppsWe recommend you stop creating new connections using the Dynamics 365 connector and use the Common Data Service Connector instead.
Canvas AppsCanvas apps created after November 2019 should not have used the connector infrastructure by default. These apps should automatically connect to the Common Data Service instance within the same environment.
If you have a canvas app that used the Dynamics 365 connector, find information about how to convert them here: Converting canvas apps with the Dynamics 365 connector.

Forward looking guidance

When the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector represents a viable replacement for all situations where the Dynamics 365 and Common Data Service connectors are used today, we intend to remove both the current Dynamics 365 and Common Data Service connectors so that a single connector based on the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector will remain. At that time it will be required to convert any Flows, Logic Apps, and Canvas Apps still using the Dynamics 365 and Common Data Service connectors.

We will announce timelines as they are determined.

AI Builder text classification models are deprecated

Effective April 24, 2020, any text classification models created using AI Builder before this date will be deprecated. Until May 15, 2020, these models will continue to function, and Microsoft will continue to provide support, however some functionality may be disabled. After May 15, 2020, these models will no longer work.

Beginning April 24, 2020, customers will need to recreate their existing text classification models with the new model versions. Any models created after this date will automatically use the new model versions and require no further action.

After April 24, 2020, customers are encouraged to transition to the new model versions as soon as possible.

Dynamic 365 for Outlook is deprecated

Effective March 2020, the legacy Dynamics 365 for Outlook (also referred to as Outlook COM add-in) is deprecated. Customers must transition to the modern Dynamics 365 App for Outlook before October 1, 2020. Microsoft will continue to provide support, security, and other critical updates to the Outlook COM Add-in until October 1, 2020.

For further information and steps to make a smooth transition, download Dynamics 365 for Outlook (COM add-in) Playbook

Dynamics 365 Home is deprecated

Effective March 2020, the home page for Dynamics 365 applications (https://home.dynamics.com) is deprecated and won't be available after April 1, 2021. The Microsoft 365 apps page (https://www.office.com/apps) will replace it and provide users with a single page for productivity and business applications.

Dynamics 365 Home users will see notification about the new location and recommendation to change browser bookmarks starting October 1, 2020. After April 1, 2021, users navigating to https://home.dynamics.com will automatically be redirected to https://www.office.com/apps with a business application filter applied.

More information: https://aka.ms/business-apps-discovery-docs

Form processing and object detection preview models in AI Builder are deprecated

Effective March 5, 2020, any form processing and object detection models created using AI Builder before this date will be deprecated. Until June 8, 2020, these models will continue to function, and Microsoft will continue to provide support, however some functionality may be disabled. After June 8, 2020, these models will no longer work.

Beginning March 5, 2020, customers will need to recreate their existing form processing and object detection models with the new model versions. Any models created after this date will automatically use the new model versions and require no further action.

After March 5, 2020, customers are encouraged to transition to the new model versions as soon as possible.

More information:

Old Dataverse environment URL redirector service is deprecated

When you access your Dataverse environment for the first time or every time after you have signed out from a prior session, you are directed to Azure AD for signing in. In the sign-in page URL, it contains a set of internal values/codes that include a link to the URL redirector service. Upon successful login, the URL redirector service directs you to your Dataverse environment.

The old URL redirector service, cloudredirector.crm.dynamics.com, was replaced in September 2019 with the new one, bn1--namcrlivesg614.crm.dynamics.com (just an example; the URL will differ based on your environment region). The old URL redirector service is deprecated, and will be removed on March 31, 2020.

This change will impact you if you have created a bookmark of the sign-in page before September 2019 that contained the link to the old URL redirector service. The users impacted by this change will see a notification staring February 17, 2020 with instructions to resolve the issue. For detailed information about this issue and how to resolve it, see https://support.microsoft.com/help/4541747.

Deprecation of Office365 authentication type and OrganizationServiceProxy class for connecting to Dataverse

Effective February 4, 2020, the WS-Trust authentication type that is used bycustom clients to connect to Dataverse is deprecated. This changeaffects applications that utilizeMicrosoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client.OrganizationServiceProxyandMicrosoft.Xrm.Tooling.Connector.CrmServiceClientclasses for the authentication type of 'Office365'.

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We are making this change to remove a security protocol (WS-Trust) that isinherently insecure by current encryption standards. While Microsoft has workedhard to protect users who choose to use this authentication type forthe convenience of login process, it has become an increasing source of concernfor Microsoft security and identity protection systems. The WS-Trust securityprotocol, when used in conjunction with a user account and password, implementsan authentication flow that presents both the user ID and password to theauthenticating resource in 'clear text' form, relying solely on the transportencryption to provide security for the initial leg of the authentication, untilsuch point as the token service returns an authentication token to use.Additionally, the WS-Trust protocol does not support modern forms ofMulti-Factor Authentication and conditional access controls to customer data.

With this change, the intent is to guide developers away from thisauthentication flow and help application developers to utilize the capabilitiesof Azure Active Directory to secure and protect access to their applications andcustomers in Dataverse.

To allow for transition of customers and partner applications:

  • Effective October 2020, the authentication protocol will be retired for all new tenants.
  • Effective October 2020, the authentication protocol will not be available in all new regions.
  • Effective April 20211, the authentication protocol will be retired for all new environments within a tenant.
  • Effective April 2022, the authentication protocol will be retired for all new and existing environments within a tenant.

1The retirement of new environments starts April 1st, 2021 and rolls out gradually in all regions within a 6-week window.

More information: Use of Office365 authentication with the WS-Trust security protocol

Regional Discovery Service is deprecated

Effective March 2, 2020, the regionalDiscovery Service will be deprecated. Microsoft will continue to provide support, security, and other critical updates for the regional Discovery Service, but won't release any additional functionality beyond what has already been announced. After March 1, 2021, the regional Discovery Service is planned to be shut down. The final date for the shut down is to be determined.

Customers must transition to using the global OData V4 Discovery Service as soon as possible so their applications are not impacted. More information: Modify your code to use global Discovery Service.

Rules feature in canvas apps is deprecated

Effective October 14, 2019, the rules feature in canvas apps in Power Apps is deprecated. Few people have made use of rules in their canvas apps. From feedback collected through research and discussions with makers of Power Apps, the rules feature was confusing, and expressions were easier to learn, use, and debug. For more information about the rules feature deprecation, see Blog: Canvas Rules feature deprecation.

Legacy web client is deprecated

As of September 2019, the legacy web client is deprecated. Customers must transition to Unified Interface before December 4, 2020. Microsoft will continue to provide support, security, and other critical updates to the legacy web client until December 4, 2020 but won't release any additional functionality beyond what has already been announced.

On December 4, 2020, the legacy web client will no longer be available. Organizations should make the transition to Unified Interface as soon as possible to take advantage of Microsoft's ongoing investments in reliability, performance, and functionality.

In the coming months, for those that have not already made the transition, we will be sending reminders and scheduling updates to transition customers to Unified Interface prior to December 4, 2020.For further information and steps to make a smooth transition, view our helpful resources and community site:

  • Unified Interface CommunityGroup including aBlog and Forum

Task flows are deprecated

Task flows are used to create a step-by-step data entry form for common tasks, such as after-meeting follow-ups.

Task flows are deprecated and will be removed by October 1, 2020. They will bereplaced by the immersive experience for business process flows that is plannedfor release. More information: Business process flow immersiveexperiences

Process Dialogs are deprecated

You can use a process dialog to create an interactive step-by-step data entryform that requires user input to start and run to completion. When you start thedialog process, a wizard-like interface is presented; users make selections orenter data as they progress through each page of the wizard.

Process dialogs are deprecated and will be removed by December 1, 2020. Suggested replacement options include Business Process Flows or Canvas Apps. More information: Replace dialogs with business process flows or canvas apps

Legacy process-related attributes in entities are deprecated

The legacy process-related attributes (such as StageId, and TraversedPath) on entities enabled for business process flows are now deprecated. The SetProcess action for business process flows is also deprecated. Manipulating these legacy process-related attributes for target entity records does not guarantee consistency of the business process flow state, and is not a supported scenario. The recommended way is to use the attributes of the business process flow entity. More information: Create, retrieve, update, and delete business process flow entity records

Some client APIs are deprecated

The following client APIs are deprecated to reorganize the Xrm client API object model to better align with the need of using the sameclient scripts without having to change them based on the context or the client(web client or the new Unified Interface) where they run. You should plan to usethe new client APIs mentioned in the Replacement Client API column insteadof the deprecated ones. The deprecated client APIs will continue to be availableand supported until they are officially removed from a future major release. A public announcement here in the documentation, on the Dynamics 365 blog, and in many other places will be made at least six months before removal.

Deprecated Client APIReplacement Client APIComments
Xrm.PageForms: ExecutionContext.getFormContext
Commands: Send it as the PrimaryControl parameter
Use of the Xrm.Page object as a static access to the primary form context is still supported to maintain backward compatibility with the existing scripts. Based on the feedback, we understand that the usage of Xrm.Page is high, and it won't be removed as soon as some other client API methods listed in this section. We encourage you to use the new way of getting form content where possible. More information: Client API form context
Although Xrm.Page is deprecated, parent.Xrm.Page will continue to work in case of HTML web resources embedded in forms as this is the only way to access the form context from the HTML web resource.
Xrm.Page.contextXrm.Utility.getGlobalContextAllows access to the global context without going through the form context.
Xrm.Page.context.getQueryStringParametersformContext.data.attributesThe formContext.data.attributes API will make retrieval of non-entity bound data consistent across entity forms, metadata-driven dialogs, and task-based flows. The data will be a combination of custom values sent using the query string and what was specified in the parameters in the openForm method.
Xrm.Page.context.getTimeZoneOffsetMinutesglobalContext.userSettings.getTimeZoneOffsetMinutesMoved to globalContext.userSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getUserIdglobalContext.userSettings.userIdMoved to globalContext.userSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getUserLcidglobalContext.userSettings.languageIdMoved to globalContext.userSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getUserNameglobalContext.userSettings.userNameMoved to globalContext.userSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getUserRolesglobalContext.userSettings.securityRolesMoved to globalContext.userSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getIsAutoSaveEnabledglobalContext.organizationSettings.isAutoSaveEnabledMoved to globalContext.organizationSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getOrgLcidglobalContext.organizationSettings.languageIdMoved to globalContext.organizationSettings
Xrm.Page.context.getOrgUniqueNameglobalContext.organizationSettings.uniqueNameMoved to globalContext.organizationSettings
Xrm.Page.data.entity.getDataXmlNo change in the method, but use 'typename' instead of type for lookup attributes.
GridRow.getDataGridRow.dataGridRow is essentially a form context. This change unifies the interface of GridRow with formContext.
GridRowData.getEntity GridRowData.entityGridRowData is form data. This change unifies the interface of GridRowData with formContextData.
Xrm.Mobile.offlineXrm.WebApi.offlineMoved the offline-related methods under Xrm.WebApi.offline
parent.XrmUse one of the following:
a) Use a custom control created using Power Apps component framework instead of HTML web resources.
b) On forms, use the getContentWindow method of the web resource control.
c) If the getContentWindow method doesn't work, you can use parent.Xrm to get to the Xrm object inside an HTML web resource. If the HTML web resource is opened in a new window, then you should use opener.Xrm instead.
Earlier: An HTML web resource may interact with the Xrm.Page or Xrm.Utility objects within the form by using parent.Xrm.Page or parent.Xrm.Utility.
Now: parent.Xrm.* will work if the HTML web resource is loaded in a form container. It won't work for HTML web resources that are stand alone, or referenced from the site map or any other places.
NOTE: parent.Xrm will be removed after the removal of the ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx page; dates yet to be announced.
addOnKeyPressUse a custom control created using Power Apps component framework
fireOnKeyPressUse a custom control created using Power Apps component framework
removeOnKeyPressUse a custom control created using Power Apps component framework
showAutoCompleteUse a custom control created using Power Apps component framework
hideAutoCompleteUse a custom control created using Power Apps component framework
Xrm.Utility.alertDialog Xrm.Navigation.openAlertDialogThe new signature is consistent with other APIs (openForm) and takes a new set of parameters for flexibility.
Xrm.Utility.confirmDialogXrm.Navigation.openConfirmDialogThe new signature is consistent with other APIs (openForm) and takes a new set of parameters for flexibility.
Xrm.Utility.getBarcodeValueXrm.Device.getBarcodeValueMoving device-related actions to Xrm.Device
Xrm.Utility.getCurrentPositionXrm.Device.getCurrentPositionMoving device-related actions to Xrm.Device
Xrm.Utility.isActivityTypeXrm.Utility.getEntityMetadataThe isActivityType method is synchronous so it was suitable for ribbon rules. However, the replacement method, getEntityMetadata, is asynchronous, and is not suitable for ribbon rules.
Xrm.Utility.openEntityForm Xrm.Navigation.openFormMoving navigation actions to Xrm.Navigation
Xrm.Utility.openQuickCreateXrm.Navigation.openFormMoving navigation actions to Xrm.Navigation
Xrm.Utility.openWebResourceXrm.Navigation.openWebResourceMoving navigation actions to Xrm.Navigation
Note: This API returns VOID in Unified Interface.
globalContext.organizationSettings.baseCurrencyIdglobalContext.organizationSettings.baseCurrencyThe replacement method lets you access the display name along with the ID of transaction currency.
globalContext.userSettings.securityRolesglobalContext.userSettings.RolesThe replacement method lets you access the display name along with the ID of the security roles.
globalContext.userSettings.transactionCurrencyIdglobalContext.userSettings.transactionCurrencyThe replacement method lets you access the display name along with the ID of transaction currency.
getData and setData for Silverlight web resourcesNoneSilverlight is no longer supported. These methods won't be available after October 2020.
formContext.data.entity.saveformContext.data.save
ClientGlobalContext.js.aspxNoneThe ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx page is deprecated and scheduled to be unavailable after October 1, 2021. Alternative methods to access global context information will be available before April 1, 2021.
getObjectgetContentWindow

For information about the new client APIs, see Apply business logic using client scripting in model-driven apps using JavaScript

EntityMetadata.IsInteractionCentricEnabled property is deprecated

All entities supported in Unified Interface are now enabled for the interactive experience in the new Customer Service Hub app. This implies thatthe EntityMetadata.IsInteractionCentricEnabledproperty, which indicates whether an entity can be enabled for interactive experience, is no longer relevant. The corresponding setting for this propertyin the Customization tool, Enable for interactive experience, is removed, and theEntityMetadata.IsInteractionCentricEnabledproperty will be removed from the future version.

Voice of the Customer is deprecated

The Voice of the Customer solution is used to create and send surveys for collecting feedback.

As of July 1, 2019, the Voice of the Customer solution is deprecated. Users can create and distribute new surveys and collect responses from live surveys till July 1, 2020.

A new solution, Dynamics 365 Customer Voice, is generally available to capture customer feedback using surveys. Customers can learn more about Customer Voice here.

Dynamics 365 for Blackberry is deprecated

As of December 3, 2018, Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Blackberry App is deprecated and will be removed from the iOS App Store on October 31, 2019. The mobile app is currently available on the iOS App Store and is designed for Dynamics 365 customers that utilize Blackberry Mobile Application Management. See more details about the Dynamics 365 for Blackberry app here: Secure your mobile data with Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Good. After October 31, 2019, Microsoft Intune will be the only supported mobile application management solution for the Dynamics 365 for phones application.

Microsoft will continue to provide security and other critical updates to the Dynamics 365 for Blackberry App until October 31, 2019, but will not release any additional features or functionalities within the app. After October 31, 2019, the Dynamics 365 for Blackberry App will be removed from the App Store, and support will end.

What should you do?

If you are currently using the Dynamics 365 for Blackberry App together with Mobile Application Management for Blackberry, plan to migrate to Dynamics 365 for phones by October 31, 2019. We encourage you to migrate as soon as possible to take advantage of Microsoft's ongoing investments in the reliability, performance, and functionality of the Dynamics 365 mobile app.

Usage of Armature knowledgebase as the knowledge management solution is deprecated

Usage of Parature knowledgebase as the knowledgemanagement solution is deprecated. This feature is replaced by KnowledgeManagement features in Dynamics 365 Customer Service.

The Knowledge Solution setting in the Knowledge Base Management Settingsdialog box, which provides a connection to Pasture will be removed in a future major release.

Project Service Finder app is deprecated

The Project Service Finder App, available for use with Dynamics 365 Project Service Automation, is deprecated. The legacy application will be supported forassociated legacy Project Service Automation releases in accordance withMicrosoft's Modern LifecyclePolicy. The functionalityavailable through this app will be available in a future release of Dynamics 365 Project Service Automation application.

Relationship Roles are deprecated

Relationship Roles (Settings > Business Management > Relationship Roles) aredeprecated and will be removed in a future major release. Thisfeature is replaced by Connection Roles. More information: Create connections to view relationships betweenrecords.

Mail Merge is deprecated

In Dynamics CRM 2016 (version 8.0), we introduced server-side documentgeneration using Word and Excel templates. You can use these templates toprovide standardized documents or customized data analysis for yourorganization.

Mail merges from previous versions is deprecated. This includes the mail-mergeWord add-in and mail-merge templates (Settings > Templates > Mail MergeTemplates).

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More information: Create Word and Excel templates

Announcements are deprecated

Announcements (Settings > Administration > Announcements Av recorder and screen capture 2 0 1. ) are deprecated andwill be removed in a future major release.

Ready-to-use business processes available through Add Ready to Use Business Processes setting are deprecated

Ready-to-use business processes available through the Add Ready-to-Use BusinessProcesses setting (Settings > Data Management > Add Ready-to-Use BusinessProcesses) are deprecated and will be removed in a future major release. You can find ready-to-use business processes on Microsoft AppSource.

Silverlight (XAP) web resource is deprecated

The Silverlight (XAP) web resource is deprecated on the web client, and is notsupported on Unified Interface. Instead of Silverlight web resources, you must use customcontrols created using the HTML web resourceswith HTML5 to create UI components to visualize and interact with data.

Past deprecations

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