D365F&O - X++ - set display method from table extension in form control

 1- Right click on the table and click "create extension" and write your display method.

[ExtensionOf(tableStr(CustTrans))]
final class CustTransTable_Extension
{
    public display CustGroupId getCustGroup()
    {
        return CustTable::find(this.AccountNum).CustGroup;
    }
}

2- Go to the control where you want to set the display method set display method as below











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