Model-Driven Power Apps Tutorial: Forms Deep Dive

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[@GregSax]

Great video Lisa - thank you for the time and effort you put into them. As a recruiter (in Brisvegas) who has recently moved to Dynamics 365 from another CRM, we are still in the process of configuring it, and I love the idea of being able to view and edit the Account form as a tab in the Contact form. I'm going to make that change now - the team will find it very handy. I really have found all of your videos to be outstanding. Keep up the great work.

[@alicedwonderland7733]

Yes, a new Lisa tutorial! Life is good!!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Haha, that made me smile, thank you ☺️

[@guybeglin7976]

'S' Tier tute. Thanks so much for your time creating your videos. I've learned lots, with zero IT or Coding/programming experience. I have almost completed a full blown CRM system for my financial services business using your tutorials.

[@KaranThukral15]

Great tutorial!

[@FrancisOuellet1978]

Great tutorial I wish I had when I first started using model drive apps back in the days! Any chance to have a deep dive on the Power BI integrations with model driven apps?

[@spen2431]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing 💥💥💥💥

[@michaelchadbourne7905]

Thanks for the great video. When it comes to showing the forms, can different forms be shown based on the data in the underlying table not just the based on the user security role? For instance, using your recruitment app as an example, could applicant contacts have one form that automatically loads, whereas recruiters contacts show a different form when it loads.

[@LisaCrosbie]

You need to add some javascript to the form to do that - so yes, it can be done, but it's not out of the box/low code unfortunately

[@NosfeSoto]

Lisa, thanks for share your knowledge I like this functionality... but, is there a way to build a MDapp from entities stored en SQL and not in Dataverse?

[@LisaCrosbie]

You can bring SQL into Dataverse as virtual tables, and build the model-driven app on top of that, yes, although there are some limitations with virtual tables over native Dataverse tables