Hi Everyone, If you are using Custom Pages in your Model Driven App and would like to have multiple languages as per User’s Personal settings? Here’s a quick helpful method for Custom Pages Step 1: Let’s start by creating a Custom Page Go to PowerApps Maker Studio, in your selected environment outside or inside a solution. Add new Custom Page Step 2: Fill your app as per requirement. I’ll just keep it basic. Note: OOTB Tables/Entities will show translated values except custom text/tooltip/custom tables, etc. Below, for my custom Title Label. I have used Language() function to detect the User’s language set in Personal Settings applied on Browser Level. Step 3: Save, Add and Publish the Page on Site Map (Edit in Preview) section. Reload your Model Driven App to see the effect User’s Language set as English User’s Language set as Spanish Select Spanish in Personal Settings That’s how simple it is to set Language in your Custom Page. Note: If you are working with Custom Entities, BPFs you need to add translation for the Language in Data verse manually. Please follow the steps mentioned in this Blog: Enable language translation on Custom solutions in Dynamics CRM. Hope this helps 🙂

In this blog, we’ll see how to apply language translation on custom entities, model driven apps and business process flows in Dynamics CRM Step 1- Go to Settings -> Administration->Languages. In Language settings select the required language and click on apply. Step 2- Include all the required components into the solution For example- Custom Entities Model Driven App- For example – Sales Hub Business Process Flow (BPF)- Include the BPF entity as well as process Step 3- Select the solution and click on Export Translation to export the translations to an archived file. Step 4- Extract the contents of the downloaded CrmTranslations_<solutionname>_1_0.zip. This will extract two files. Step 5- After extracting the file, open the CrmTranslations.xml file in excel. You will find 3 sheets in it. Open Localized Labels file, you will find columns for each of the languages you have deployed. Fill in the translations for each language options available. Step 6- Zip the file again and re-import the translations to the same solution using the Import translations button. Step 7- After successful import, click on publish all customizations. Step 8- Go to settings ->Personalization Settings -> Languages. Select the language you wanted to translate into. Output- Hope this helps!!