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This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2.

The second of the new functionality in the Productive with Microsoft 365 section is delegated admins can edit in Excel.

Customers often delegate support and administration to their supporting partner. When these delegated administrators need to bulk correct or insert data, Excel is the tool of choice. The add-in now empowers admins to refresh and publish to Business Central, making this a powerful tool for data manipulation.

Enabled for: users, automatically
General Availability: October 2022

Delegated administrators can now use the Excel add-in like any other user in the customer’s Azure Active Directory organization. The Edit in Excel system action in the client opens the add-in, but admins can also create new datasets in Excel directly. Use this to provide bulk data support, such as correcting data entry mistakes, importing tables from legacy systems, and making data adjustments that cannot be done via data upgrade scripts.

New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2

New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2
Better Bank Reconciliation for Checks and Improved Reporting
Extended Text Functionality for VAT Clauses
Financial Reporting Replaces Account Schedules
Find Posted and Non-Posted Document Lines in Search
Flexible Sorting in the Planning Worksheet Page
Make Entry of Variant Codes Required
Post Item Charges for Each Step of the Process
Service Management – minor improvements
Simpler Shopify Connection
Track Items That Are Used in Projects, Including Picks
New VAT Date Field on documents and Entries
Set Up Data Exchange More Easily
Use Multiple Remit-to Addresses for Vendors
Reverse Payment Reconciliation Journal Entries
Check the GL Journal Balance by Correction – Czechia
Configurable and Redesigned Intrastat Solution
Specify a Default Bank Account by Currency – Czechia
Word Layout Email Template for CZ Documents
IRS 1096 Form (United States)
Service Declarations F01DGS for Belgium and Intrastat for Italy and France
Get More, Better Communications as Admin
Use Service-to-Service Authentication with Admin API
Cloud Migration Data Upgrade for Extensions
Update Licensed Users from Microsoft 365 Faster
Migrate more data from Dynamics GP
Restore Deleted Environments
Get More Visibility Into Outages
Personalize and Design the Automate Actions in the Web Client
Rely on Personalization to Show or Hide Power BI Parts on Lists
Switch Power Automate Features On or Off
Use a Power Automate Flow to Notify Business Central of Dataverse Entity Changes
Add Media/Image Support for Business Central Connectors
Power Apps and Power Automate Support for Document Attachments
Easily Access Setup Pages for New Apps
Easily Find Apps to Connect to Core Services
Easily Install and Set Up New Apps
New Field Descriptions Improve Clarity
Configure OneDrive Integration
Delegated Admins Can Edit in Excel
Share to Teams Action Now Includes Link Preview
Embed Business Central in Teams Tabs
Access Business Central With Your Microsoft 365 License
Choose the Report Layout on Request Page
Use New Dedicated APIs for Financial Reporting
Performance – Faster Data Stack
Use Power BI App on Telemetry For Insights Into Environments
Compile Against Installed AppSource Apps
Auto-save as You Work
Experience Updated UI Elements
Switch Companies Across Environments
Legacy List Views Will be Hidden
Modern Action Bar
Search in Company Data

The first of the new functionality in the Productive with Microsoft 365 section is configure OneDrive integration.

Admins are in control. With 2022 release wave 2, organizations can easily manage which OneDrive-related features are switched on for Business Central, so that people can collaborate on business documents and work with other files in the browser.

Enabled for: users, automatically
General Availability: October 2022

Administrators can access the OneDrive Setup guide in Business Central to specify which capabilities can connect to OneDrive for Business.

Choose between enabling one, both, or none of the system and application integrations to OneDrive.
For Business Central on-premises, this setup guide includes configuring the connection to OneDrive.
The setup guide detects if the environment had been set up to use the legacy OneDrive or SharePoint integration, and it helps you switch to the newer OneDrive integration. As part of this change, we are announcing deprecation of the legacy SharePoint Connection Setup page and SharePoint integration capabilities.