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In this video, you will learn how to create a Table of Contents (TOC) Form in D365 Finance & Operations using X++, designed exactly like the standard Accounts Payable Parameters form. This tutorial explains step by step: What is a Table of Contents form in D365 F&O Difference between Details Form, Transaction Form, and TOC Form How the standard AP Parameters form is structured How to replicate AP Parameters style form in your own customization How to configure tab pages, groups, and controls How to use form patterns for parameter and setup forms Best practices for building setup and configuration forms Real-time example for D365 F&O and AX 2012 developers This video is part of the *D365 F&O Forms Mastery Series* where we learn: Simple List Forms, Details Forms, Master Forms, Transaction Forms, and advanced Table of Contents forms. This is perfect for: D365 F&O developers, AX 2012 developers, X++ beginners, ERP technical consultants, and professionals working on real-time projects. If you want to master form development in D365 Finance & Operations, this video will help you understand real enterprise setup form design. Do not forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more professional D365 F&O and X++ tutorials. #D365FO #Xpp #AX2012 #Dynamics365 #D365Form #TOCForm #APParameters #ERPDevelopment d365 fno table of contents form ap parameters form d365 d365 fno toc form x++ toc form development create setup form d365 d365 finance operations parameters form ax 2012 ap parameters x++ form tutorial d365 d365 fno advanced forms d365 fno form pattern toc x++ real time example d365 fno customization d365 fno developer training forms in dynamics 365 finance operations parameter forms in d365 fno How to Create Table of Contents Form in D365 F&O | AP Parameters Style using X++ D365 F&O X++ Tutorial: Build TOC Form like AP Parameters Create Table of Contents Form in D365 Finance & Operations (AP Parameters Example) AX 2012 to D365 F&O – Table of Contents Form Development using X++ D365 F&O Form Design: AP Parameters Style TOC Form Step by Step