Скачать или смотреть Still using console.log()? Try console.table() — cleaner & smarter debugging in D365/Power Apps!

Do you always use console.log() to log values or data? Ever tried console.table() instead? It’s cleaner, structured, and perfect for debugging in Dynamics 365 || Power Apps || JavaScript!

We all use console.log() to debug, right?
But here’s a cooler way to visualize structured data like arrays and objects : console.table().
In this post, I break down how to use console.table() to log:
✅ JavaScript objects
✅ Arrays of records (like Contacts or Cases)
✅ JSON responses from Dynamics 365 Web API
📌 Basic Syntax:
console.table(data); // log entire data
console.table(data, ["column1", "column2"]); // log selected columns
🌟 Bonus: You can even sort columns directly in the browser console with just a click!
Use console.table() when:
• Debugging arrays or objects
• Viewing API responses
• Quickly comparing CRM data
• Filtering to specific fields (with 2nd argument)
💬 Let me know if you’ve tried console.table() in your CRM or web projects — or if you’ve got your own go-to debugging tricks!
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