I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around hierarchical relationships.

I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around entity relationships.

I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around rollup fields.

I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around calculated fields.

I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around fields.

I am creating a series of blog posts that collectively are designed to help anyone preparing for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core exam. (aka MB-200) In this post I will look at concepts around CDS entities.

I have been completing a series of posts to help people prepare for the MB 200 certification (Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core). Here is a collection of links to all of those posts. I hope these might serve as a useful revision aid for the MB 200 exam.

Earlier this year Microsoft released a new set of Dynamics 365 exams, the new exams are broadly similar to the older ones but include updated content and have a slightly different focus. This is an introduction to one of those exams, MB 200. (Aka the core exam.)