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You create a new form in a project.
You need to display tabs in a vertical alignment.
Solution: Apply the Operational Workspaces pattern.
Does the solution meet the goal?
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/section-tabbed-list-subpatternThe Operational Workspaces pattern is not directly related to the goal of displaying tabs in a vertical alignment in a new form. The Operational Workspaces pattern is a design pattern that helps to organize related functionality into workspaces that allow users to efficiently perform their tasks in a contextually relevant and intuitive manner.
The pattern consists of a workspace that contains a set of task-related components and actions that are organized in a logical and user-friendly manner. This pattern is useful for creating an application that has many different tasks or workflows that users can perform.
However, it does not address the specific goal of displaying tabs in a vertical alignment. Therefore, the given solution does not meet the stated goal.
To display tabs in a vertical alignment, an alternative solution could be to use the Tabbed workspace pattern, where tabs are organized vertically, one above the other, rather than horizontally. This pattern is particularly useful when the application has many tabs and horizontal space is limited. Another option could be to use custom code or a third-party control library to implement a vertical tab control in the form.