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+1 to Robert Hawke's comment
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This feature should be shifted to Power BI Reportserver as well, mandatory for user-adoption!!
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I am looking for similar functionality, more or less the same as what c# can do with inheritance and polymorphism. At the moment I do have a need to inherit from a base codeunit with different functionality.Similar to creating an interface but I just want to have the unique code in each interface implementation, and reuse base procedures instead of copy code.Question on heritage between codeunits, From Christian.This should be possible to create if we could inherit all functionality from one codeunit from its parents, and that way we should also be able to lock different functions not to be overwritten by child codeunits.example;Codeunit 50001 : Parent...procedure Name() : Textbegin ... code ...end; Codeunit 50002 : Child base Parent...procedure override Name() : Textbegin ... other code ...end;It would also be nice to add private/public/protected variables to codeunits.
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This suggestion has been open for over 7 years.Is there a reason it is still under review?Custom, user-defined functions would improve our workflow, and greatly facilitate code maintainability and reproducibility.
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I agree with the rest of the comments. We had various customers where exactly this feature, analogous to sales, was required in the procurement process - especially in the project business (constrution / profesionall services).
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These would be great additions to the value of Org Apps. @Microsoft - is there a possibility these will be included by GA?
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Considering the limitation of exporting to PPT or PDF - the ability to set a 'default' font once a custom font has been applied would be a great workaround and help others solve their default font problems.
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We have a number of customers asking about this. It would be good if this could be given a higher priority.
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I was stunned to see how poorly this was designed. This is a must have.
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Very useful in the project context (request manager).