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Since the new PCF-based Schedule Board was introduced, the Resource Utilization Bar is always visible and cannot be configured. For many planners, it adds visual clutter and is not relevant to daily dispatching decisions.This should be optional. A simple setting to hide or show the utilization bar would greatly improve usability and planner adoption.
Request:Add an option in the new Schedule Board to hide the daily utilization bar (the blue capacity summary bar shown above each resource row).Reason:The legacy schedule board allowed hiding utilization, but this setting is missing in the new PCF-based board. This reduces layout flexibility and adds visual clutter for teams that do not use utilization metrics. Restoring a simple toggle would improve usability and match legacy functionality.
For at production company this is an essential demand when operating with distribution of pallet from a central warehouse with consume of the same Item ID on to full fill demands where the transfer have to be confirmed as there can be a demand for change Work confirmation to the area to consume the pallet and there for now is now locations available doe to change of planned production. This is the daily situation in the a process industry where consume and output is not accurate.If you are to sell the WMS app to customer with complex internal logistic this is a must.
Same Problem here. We have two companies.I can change the design theme for the general appearance of Dynamics 365. So far so good.But It would be very helpful, if we could set a different colour scheme for every company!The tiny colored button that you can currently set in the company data is just a joke....
We are facing this issue too. It can take well over an hour for a spreadsheet to publish changes when adding new lines to a large sales order. And unless the batch size is reduced the process fails due to timeout.We also identified that this issue is not limited to Open in Excel. The same issue occurs in the frontend and DMF.