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Issue

This error message usually appears when there is a datatype mismatch defined within a Formula. An example of this is where the result of the Formula is a string but the target field you are trying to update is of type Whole Number.

 

Resolution 1

The first resolution of this issue is review the formulas you have defined for the entity that threw the error message and try to find a datatype mismatch between the result of a formula & its target property.

Resolution 2

The next resolution of this issue is enabled Dynamics 365 2011's native tracing. The following KB article from Microsoft explains how to do this.

 https://support.microsoft.com/kb/907490

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Keywords: Formula Manager