Hi,

I created a Assembly Call , It didnt work at all. Please let me know the
exact way of creating a Assembly Call .

My requirement is a to add years and months (creating advanced Dates) to a
field, depending on some other date field.

How can I do this from a Workflow Rule....
Please Help....

Thanks

what didn't work? , are any errors showing in the crm web server event logs?

more information please


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John O'Donnell
Microsoft CRM MVP
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"Irshard" <Irshard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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HI,

No errors shown, I created it and nothing happened, I dont know whether I
have not created properly.
May I know the steps please.

My requirement is This........

There are 4 customized fields in Accounts.
1. Last called Date (eg; 1-1-2006)
2.Call Methods (eg;months or years or Days )
3.Frequency of call (eg;any integer value)
4.Next Call date (eg;10-1-2006)

I want next call data to be automatically change when the first 3 field
changes.

for eg : Last called Date -->1-1-2006
Call Methods -->days
Frequency of call -->15
Next Call date -->15-1-2006 {this should be automatic}

Can you Please help

Regards
Irshard Zahir



"John O'Donnell" wrote:

To put the result of the standard assembly calls into an attribute it takes
two steps:

1. Run the "Add date and time" assembly call, give it a name, and choose
your parameters.
2. Choose Insert Action | Update Entity | Choose the entity | Choose the
field | choose "=" | select the lookup icon | choose "Dynamic Value" | In the
"Entity" drop down you will find the name of the assembly that you created in
step 1. Choose it. |

Choose "OK" and "OK" and you are done!

Hope this helps


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"Irshard" wrote: