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Model-Driven App Development Flashcards

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  1. What drives the user interface layout in a model-driven Power App?

    Answer: The structure of the underlying Dataverse data model and metadata

    Model-driven apps automatically generate their UI (forms, views, dashboards) from the Dataverse table structure, relationships, and form/view metadata.

  2. In a model-driven app, what is a 'View'?

    Answer: A saved query that defines which columns and rows are displayed in a table's list screen

    Views define the columns displayed, filter conditions, and sort order for the list of records shown when a user navigates to a table in a model-driven app.

  3. Which component in a model-driven app defines the layout of fields and tabs when editing a single record?

    Answer: Form

    Forms in model-driven apps define how columns are arranged in sections and tabs when a user opens a specific record for viewing or editing.

  4. What is a 'Sitemap' in a model-driven Power App?

    Answer: The navigation structure that defines which tables, dashboards, and pages appear in the app's left-hand menu

    The Sitemap defines the app's navigation areas, groups, and subareas, controlling what items appear in the navigation pane for users.

  5. In model-driven apps, what is a 'Quick View Form'?

    Answer: A read-only form embedded inside another form to display fields from a related record

    Quick View Forms display selected fields from a related (lookup) record directly on the main record's form without navigating away.

  6. What is the purpose of a 'Dashboard' in a model-driven Power App?

    Answer: To display multiple views, charts, and web resources in a single consolidated page for monitoring business data

    Dashboards aggregate multiple components (views, charts, iframes) into a single screen, giving users an at-a-glance overview of key business metrics.

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