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In this video, you will learn how to create a Details Transaction Form in D365 Finance & Operations using X++, designed exactly like the standard Sales Order form.

This tutorial explains step by step:
What is a Details Transaction Form in D365 F&O
Difference between Details Form, Details Master Form, and Transaction Form
How the standard Sales Order form is designed
How to replicate Sales Order style form in your own customization
How to configure Header and Line data sources correctly
How to use grids, tabs, and fact boxes
How to apply the correct form pattern for transaction forms
Real-time example for D365 F&O and AX 2012 developers

This video is part of the *D365 F&O Forms Mastery Series* where we learn:
Simple List Forms, Details Forms, Master Forms, and advanced Transaction Forms.

This is perfect for:
D365 F&O developers, AX 2012 developers, X++ beginners, ERP technical consultants, and professionals working on real-time projects.

If you want to master form development in D365 Finance & Operations, this video will help you understand real enterprise transaction form design.

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