Make Complex Records Easy to Read with Power Apps AI Builder’s Row Summary
In model-driven apps, forms often have many fields spread across multiple tabs and sections, which can make it hard and time-consuming for users to quickly find the key information they need. Navigating through these tabs slows down productivity and increases the chance of missing important details. The Row Summary feature helps solve this by showing… Read More »
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