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Try using the qualify method, and then create your new opportunity and set the originating lead to provide the mapping automatically.<br />
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Hope that Helps!<br />
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Optevia
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Try using the qualify method, and then create your new opportunity and set the originating lead to provide the mapping automatically.

Hope that Helps!

Optevia

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I want to convert a lead to an opputunity, using MSCRM SDK.<br />
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I had been browsing sdk documentation, but didnt find anything in the<br />
CRMLead class that could covert a lead object to an<br />
opputunity.Although there is a method with the name Qualify that just<br />
changes statuscode of my lead.<br />
<br />
could you tell me, what will i have to do to convert a lead to an<br />
opputunity programmatically.<br />
<br />
Will i have to create a CRMOpputunity object myself and set its data<br />
from CRMlead object and then create Opputunity myself. But in this<br />
case how will i manage mappings.Will i have to deal with all this<br />
stuff myself??
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I want to convert a lead to an opputunity, using MSCRM SDK.

I had been browsing sdk documentation, but didnt find anything in the
CRMLead class that could covert a lead object to an
opputunity.Although there is a method with the name Qualify that just
changes statuscode of my lead.

could you tell me, what will i have to do to convert a lead to an
opputunity programmatically.

Will i have to create a CRMOpputunity object myself and set its data
from CRMlead object and then create Opputunity myself. But in this
case how will i manage mappings.Will i have to deal with all this
stuff myself??

[MSCRM] How to convert a lead to an opputunity using CRM SDK??

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