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OK, I've just got my hands on BCM. Question: I would like to customize
(programmatically, if necessary) BCM to have a hierarchy higher than Account:
so instead of
Customer ==> Account
Customer ==> Division ==> Company
I am a programmer, so don't mind having to create a custom form in Visual
Studio if that is inside of .NET 3.0, or elsewhere?? I have not been
involved in this sort of project (VBA, Office Automation) in many moons,
however, so just need to know where to look.
Also, I would like to create a list box whose values are driven from other
data - basically, I want to customize BCM from behind the scenes.
I was at the recent Launch event for MSDN and saw things about new Visual
Studio Office automation (OBA? I think), but not sure how BCM and this might
converge.
Thanks for pointing me to right resources.
Cheers,
Mark
(programmatically, if necessary) BCM to have a hierarchy higher than Account:
so instead of
Customer ==> Account
Customer ==> Division ==> Company
I am a programmer, so don't mind having to create a custom form in Visual
Studio if that is inside of .NET 3.0, or elsewhere?? I have not been
involved in this sort of project (VBA, Office Automation) in many moons,
however, so just need to know where to look.
Also, I would like to create a list box whose values are driven from other
data - basically, I want to customize BCM from behind the scenes.
I was at the recent Launch event for MSDN and saw things about new Visual
Studio Office automation (OBA? I think), but not sure how BCM and this might
converge.
Thanks for pointing me to right resources.
Cheers,
Mark