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Dynamics 365 9.1, InsideView<br />
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I am trying to create a plugin to update D365 lookups for Country and State. &nbsp; The source of the updates will be option-set values from Insideview.<br />
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I have the basic structure (using statements, IPlugin interface, plugin code) but looking for guidance or examples for updating the lookup guids from the option set values.<br />
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Thanks
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Dynamics 365 9.1, InsideView

I am trying to create a plugin to update D365 lookups for Country and State.   The source of the updates will be option-set values from Insideview.

I have the basic structure (using statements, IPlugin interface, plugin code) but looking for guidance or examples for updating the lookup guids from the option set values.

Thanks

How to  create a plugin to update D365 lookups for Country and State

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