Yoko Fukushi (Japan Concentrix KK)

Currently, when importing an Excel file that includes choice fields with values such as images, emojis, or symbols, a duplicate mapping is detected, resulting in error code 0x80040342, and the import may fail.

This issue occurs because, due to the default behavior of SQL Server collation, values that appear different visually are internally considered identical. At present, we have confirmed that no permanent fix has been provided.

As a workaround, you can replace emojis and similar characters with text, use a CSV file, and manually select the mapping in Dynamics 365 during the import process.

However, this method is cumbersome and inefficient.

I believe that resolving this issue would significantly improve the convenience and efficiency of the import process.

So, I sincerely hope this issue will be addressed.

In the following Docs that introduce new features in Dynamics 365 Sales, the business value and feature overviews are described in detail. 

However, the prerequisites and setup guidance required to actually try these features are not clearly presented or easy to find.

Docs URL : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/release-plan/2025wave2/copilot-sales/engage-prospects-faster-sales-agent-enriched-leads

Although there are references to other Docs in the Related content section, these typically focus on how to use the features after they have already been configured. 

As a result, users who want to confirm prerequisites, enablement requirements, or configuration steps must independently search for the relevant information across multiple documents.

Additionally, in the Japanese version of the Docs, the document titles listed under Related content are displayed as plain text rather than hyperlinks, which prevents users from navigating directly to the relevant pages.

Docs URL : https://learn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/copilot/release-plan/2025wave2/copilot-sales/engage-prospects-faster-sales-agent-enriched-leads

Because of this, users who want to try new features need to move back and forth between the feature introduction pages and Docs from other areas, such as Copilot or Sales Agent, which significantly increases the effort required to find the necessary information.

If the new feature introduction pages clearly included links to documentation that explains the prerequisites and setup steps, it would significantly improve usability.

For these reasons, I hope that the Dynamics 365 new feature introduction Docs can be improved overall to make them more user-friendly and easier to navigate.