Dynamics AX Blog - Posts from 19 December 2014
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If you want to use a particular dimension as a dialog field in Dynamics AX 2009 (or earlier versions), you can create your own Extended Data Type (derived from Criterias) as described below. The decisive factors are the relations of this EDT.
In the example, the cost center is to be offered as a dialog field.
The example code was taken from a class which extends runBase.