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Page 5122 "Sales Cycle Stage Statistics"

Base Application · Microsoft.CRM.Opportunity

Across versions

  1. BC23-30present

Neighbourhood 1 connected objects and pages

Table 5091 "Sales Cycle Stage" (relates to)Sales Cycle Stage

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One hop out, from the extracted relations and call graph. Up to 40 shown; the sections below list them all.

Base Application · Microsoft.CRM.Opportunity · BC23-30 · source at ea08af5e · facts from BC29

Properties

Property Value
Caption Sales Cycle Stage Statistics
SourceTable Sales Cycle Stage
PageType Card

Fields on this page

Layout controls in source order, grouped by the container they sit in. Shows: the table field a control is bound to (or its expression as written); ToolTip: the control’s own, else the bound field’s (marked).

Group Control Shows ToolTip
Active No. of Opportunities No. of Opportunities Specifies the number of opportunities that are currently at this stage in the sales cycle. This field is not editable. from the table field
Estimated Value (LCY) Estimated Value (LCY) Specifies the estimated value of all the open opportunities that are at this stage of the sales cycle. This field is not editable.
Calcd. Current Value (LCY) Calcd. Current Value (LCY) Specifies the calculated current value of all the open opportunities that are at this stage in the sales cycle. This field is not editable.
Inactive Average No. of Days Average No. of Days Specifies the average number of days the opportunities have remained at this stage of the sales cycle. This field is not editable. from the table field

Relations

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Procedure bodies are not stored here (D10). For a procedure body or the calls of one procedure, ask bc-code-atlas (external, by Stefan Maron, MIT; default corpus w1-28), which the bc-observatory plugin connects: bcatlas_resolve_node(object_type: "page", object_name: "Sales Cycle Stage Statistics"), then bcatlas_get_procedure_body or bcatlas_get_neighbors on the returned id.

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