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Top 10 Most Viewed CRM Chap Blog Posts

Slight change of pace with this week’s blog post, which will be a fairly condensed and self-indulgent affair - due to personal circumstances, I have been waylaid somewhat when it comes to producing content for the blog and I have also been unable to make any further progress with my new YouTube video series. Hoping that normal service will resume shortly, meaning additional videos and more content-rich blog posts, so stay tuned.

I’ve been running the CRM Chap blog for just over 2 years now. Over this time, I have been humbled and proud to have received numerous visitors to the site, some of whom have been kind enough to provide feedback or to share some of their Dynamics CRM/365 predicaments with me. Having reached such a landmark now seems to be good a time as any to take a look back on the posts that have received the most attention and to, potentially, give those who missed them the opportunity to read them. In descending order, here is the list of the most viewed posts to date on the crmchap.co.uk website:

  1. Utilising SQL Server Stored Procedures with Power BI
  2. Installing Dynamics CRM 2016 SP1 On-Premise
  3. Power BI Deep Dive: Using the Web API to Query Dynamics CRM/365 for Enterprise
  4. Utilising Pre/Post Entity Images in a Dynamics CRM Plugin
  5. Modifying System/Custom Views FetchXML Query in Dynamics CRM
  6. Grant Send on Behalf Permissions for Shared Mailbox (Exchange Online)
  7. Getting Started with Portal Theming (ADXStudio/CRM Portals)
  8. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Data Export Service Review
  9. What’s New in the Dynamics 365 Developer Toolkit
  10. Implementing Tracing in your CRM Plug-ins

I suppose it is a testament to the blog’s stated purpose that posts covering areas not exclusive to Dynamics CRM/365 rank so highly on the list and, indeed, represents how this application is so deeply intertwined with other technology areas within the Microsoft “stack”.

To all new and long-standing followers of the blog, thank you for your continued support and appreciation for the content 🙂

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