You create a model-driven app.
You need to present the data within an interactive dashboard in your app.
What type of entity form should you use to achieve your goal?
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There are four types of entity forms that Power Platform provides for model-driven apps:
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To present data in an interactive dashboard within a model-driven app, the appropriate entity form to use is the "Main" form.
The Main form is the default form for an entity in a model-driven app. It is designed to display and edit all the fields associated with a record of that entity. You can customize the Main form to include charts, grids, and other visualizations that allow users to interact with the data in real-time.
Quick View forms are used to display a subset of fields from a related record on the current record form. They are typically used to provide context for a record and are displayed as read-only.
Cards are similar to Quick View forms, but they are used to display a subset of fields from a record in a compact, single-column format.
Quick Create forms are used to create new records for an entity quickly. They typically include only a subset of fields from the Main form and are designed to be filled out quickly.
In summary, the appropriate entity form to use for presenting data in an interactive dashboard in a model-driven app is the Main form, as it allows for customization with visualizations and allows users to edit all the fields associated with a record.