Exam PL-100 topic 1 question 4 discussion

Answer is : B. No, it does not. Model driven apps do not have Data Table control listed under it on the official Microsoft Docs. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-data-table

**A. Yes, it does** The Data table control in a model-driven app is designed to display a list of records from a data source. It allows users to see and edit data directly from the table view. So, if you want to display a list of all active accounts and allow users to modify them, using the Data table control would indeed achieve your objective. It provides a flexible and efficient way to handle data within your app. Always remember to set the correct data source and configure the necessary permissions for your users.

Data Table is a Canvas App Control

Data Table control is available only in Canvas app. The answer is No.

Model-driven app does not have Data Table Model-driven app components include: Entity Forms: Used to display and edit data for a specific record within an entity. Views: Provide a structured way to present a list of records from an entity. Dashboards: Visualize data from multiple records or entities. Charts and Visualizations: Present data in a graphical format. Subgrids: Display related records within a form.

Yes, using the Data table control is a suitable choice to achieve your objective of displaying a list of all active accounts in a model-driven app. The Data table control is designed for presenting tabular data in a grid format, making it a good fit for displaying a list of records like accounts. By configuring the Data table control properly, you can allow users to view and interact with a list of current accounts, including modifying the account information if needed.

A. Yes, it does. The Data table control is suitable for displaying a list of all active accounts. The Data table control shows a set of data in a tabular format that includes column headers for each field that the control shows. You can link the Data table control to a connected or local data source and customize the column width and heading text. You can also show hyperlinks in the Data table control and copy and paste it1.

The Display form control is a read-only control that displays all fields of a record or only the fields that you specify. It does not modify a record. If you want to display a list of all active accounts, you can use a Gallery control and configure it to show a table in a data source and then configure a form to show whichever record the user selects in the gallery.

Data in a Data table control is read-only

Answer is B

A. Yes, it does The Data table control is a suitable user interface component for displaying a list of current accounts in a model-driven app. It allows users to view and interact with a table of data, and it can be configured to display specific fields or columns from the data source. By using the Data table control, you can achieve your objective of displaying a list of all active accounts in the app.

You must show a list, the datatable is the best choice

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/additional-controls-for-dynamics-365-for-phones-and-tablets

B, data table relates to canvas App

I would say answer B. Because even if it is based on Dataverse connectors, or an extension with a Canvas application, in any case the Data Table is read only! https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-data-table - "Data in a Data table control is read-only." Now in the question, it does specify that "The application must be configured to allow users to generate and modify a list of current accounts." So allow the user to modify the data. This is not possible with a data table

Model driven apps do not have Data table control https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/model-driven-app-components

B is correct (B. No, it does not.). Model driven apps don't have Data Table control. Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-data-table