As we all know that in previous blog we discussed about how to create a new form for model driven application. Now we will discussing about views creation for this app.
So, let's begin with it. I will be adding two views one for showing projects which are in completed status and another with list of all projects.
Step 1) Sign in PowerApps.
Step 2) Open your model driven app and click on Edit.
Step 3) Click on views and it will show you its components. Then click on Create new button to create filtered view. It will open new window.
Step 4) Click on filter criteria and add a filter for showing only completed projects.
Step 5) Add columns by choosing from column attributes.
Step 6) Rename the form by clicking on edit button and save your filtered view.
Create All projects view.
Step 1) Click on views and it will show you its components. Then click on Create new button to create filtered view. It will open new window.
Step 2) Add all columns by choosing from column attributes and rename view.
Step 3) Save and close the view.
In final step you need to select those view from Site map designer screen. Save and close the application.
In next part we will learn how to create charts.
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