Portal Components for Account Table Data Interaction

Correct Answers: B and E

Power Apps portals can use the model-driven views and forms for the Dataverse data interaction and management.

There are two visual components that you can add to the web page for data presentation and manipulation: Lists and Forms.

When you add a List or Form portal components (Number 1) in a Portals Studio, on the right-side panel, you need to choose between two options (Number 2): to create a new or select from the existing Views or Form Layout (Number 4) for the table (Number 3)

Then you need to select a mode in the case of Form (Number 5) or the data operations in the List (Number 6)

The Forms mode options are Insert, Edit, and Read Only.

After adding the List or Form components, you can also edit the Liquid tags for the web page in a code editor.

{% include 'entity_list' key: 'Account' %}{% entityform name: 'Account' %}

The Portals Studio provides limited options for the List and Forms.

For more advanced configurations, you need to use the Portal Management app.

The List and Form portal components are directly connected with the Entity Forms (Number 1) and Entity Lists (Number 2) that you can find in the Portal Management app's Content section.

On the Entity List screen (Number 3), you need to provide the list name, select the Entity (Table) name (Number 4), the Website (Number 5), and add and select the model-driven view for the entity (table) (Number 6).

Note:if a model-driven form has a client script or uses the PCF component, these extensions will not be run or rendered in a portal.

All other options are incorrect.

For more information about the Dataverse data interaction in Power Apps portals, please visit the below URLs:

As a Power Platform developer, when you create a portal app, you can use Power Apps portals Studio to add components to the web page for interacting with the Account table data. Here are the available components that can be used:

A. Text: The Text component is used to display static text or dynamic values, such as field values from the Account table.

B. Lists: The List component is used to display a list of records from the Account table. You can customize the columns that are displayed and add filtering and sorting options.

C. Image: The Image component is used to display an image related to the Account record, such as a logo or a picture of the account owner.

D. IFrame: The IFrame component is used to display an external web page, such as a web form or a document management system, that is related to the Account record.

E. Forms: The Form component is used to display a form for editing or creating an Account record. You can customize the fields that are displayed and the validation rules that are applied.

F. Power BI: The Power BI component is used to display a Power BI report that is related to the Account record. You can filter the report based on the Account record and customize the visualization options.

In summary, to interact with the Account table data in a Power Apps portal app, you can use a combination of Text, Lists, Image, IFrame, Forms, and Power BI components, depending on your specific requirements.