A customer tracks events by using a custom entity. The custom entity includes a custom field for the venue of the events. The customer must be able to display the events by venue in a calendar. You…

The correct answer is B. View. In Dynamics 365 / model-driven Power Apps, the Calendar control is added at the View level, not to a form, field, or chart. A view defines which records are displayed and in what layout; adding the Calendar control to a view transforms the record list into a calendar…

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A customer tracks events by using a custom entity. The custom entity includes a custom field for the venue of the events. The customer must be able to display the events by venue in a calendar. You need to ensure that all events display by venue in the calendar. To which component should you add a control?

Options

AForm
BView
CField
DChart

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A
11% (7)
B
82% (54)
C
3% (2)
D
5% (3)

Explanation

In Dynamics 365 / model-driven Power Apps, the Calendar control is added at the View level, not to a form, field, or chart. A view defines which records are displayed and in what layout; adding the Calendar control to a view transforms the record list into a calendar visualization. To display events by venue, you configure the view to group or filter by the custom venue field, then apply the Calendar control to that view. Adding a control to a form (A) affects individual record display. Fields (C) store data but don't control layout. Charts (D) provide aggregate visualizations, not calendar views.

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#Model-driven apps#Views#Calendar control#Data visualization

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