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-        - name: Form editor overview
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           - name: Form properties overview

powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/form-editor-user-interface-legacy.md

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 # Overview of the model-driven app form editor user interface
 
+This article describes the classic form editor. We recommend that you use the modern form designer to create and edit your model-driven app forms. More information: [Overview of the model-driven form designer](form-designer-overview.md)
+
 The form editor displays commands in three tabs: **File**, **Home**, and **Insert**.  
 
 - [File tab](#file-tab)

powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/sub-grid-properties-legacy.md

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-# Sub-grid properties for model-driven app main forms overview
+# Sub-grid properties for model-driven app main forms
 
-You can configure a sub-grid on a form to display a list of rows.  
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-You can access **Sub-Grid properties** from the Power Apps site. 
-1.  Sign in to [Power Apps](https://make.powerapps.com/?utm_source=padocs&utm_medium=linkinadoc&utm_campaign=referralsfromdoc).
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-2.  Expand **Data**, select **Tables**, select the table that you want, and then select the **Forms** tab. 
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-3.  In the list of forms, open a form of type **Main**, and then select **Components**. 
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-4.  From the Components pane, select **Subgrid**.
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-    > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
-    > ![Select sub-grid views](media/sub-grid-views.png "Select sub-grid views")
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-5.  In **Table**, select a table whose rows you want to display in the sub-grid. The **Table** drop-down list is filtered to list only tables that are related to the current table.
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-6.  In **Default view**, select a default view for the sub-grid. The is the view of the table selected in the Table property that will be used to get and display the list of rows in the sub-grid.
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-7.  Select **Show related rows** to display only rows related to the current row that is displayed on the form.
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-8.  Select **Done** to add the sub-grid to the form. The properties of the sub-grid appear in the Properties pane.
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-    > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
-    > ![sub-grid properties](media/newform-designer-sub-grid-properties.png "sub-grid properties")
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-|Property|Description|  
-|--------------|-----------------|  
-|**Name**|**Required**: The unique name for the sub-grid that is used when referencing it in scripts. The name can contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores.|  
-|**Label**|**Required**: The localizable label for the sub-grid visible to users.|  
-|**Hide label**|Whether the label should be displayed on the form. This is required if you enable **Display Search Box**. You can also choose to have the panel header color.|  
-|**Hide on phone**|Specify whether the section should be available on phone.|
-|**Show related rows**| Sub-grid will display only rows related to the current row.<br /> If you do not select this property, the sub-grid will display rows filtered only by the default view or, if the view selector is enabled, any views the user chooses.<br /><br /> The option you choose will affect the behavior of the show list control. More information: [Show list behavior](#show-list-behavior) |  
-|**Table**|Depending on the option you choose for **Show related rows**, this list displays either:<br /><br /> - Only related rows: A list of tables that are related to this table with the name of the lookup column on that table which defines the relationship in parentheses.<br />- All row types: A list of all tables.|  
-|**Default view**|Choose the view that will be applied by default. If you do not enable any other views using the **View Selector** property. This will be the only view.<br /><br /> Use the **Edit** button to open the default view for editing. Use the **New** button to create a new view to use for this sub-grid.|  
-|**Allow users to change view**|When selected, app users can change from the Default view to another view of the table selected in the Table property.|
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-## Sub-grid properties for model-driven app main forms: Classic
+This article describes the classic form editor. We recommend that you use the modern form designer to create and edit sub-grids for your model-driven app forms. More information: [Add and configure a subgrid component on a form](form-designer-add-configure-subgrid.md)
 
 You can configure a sub-grid on a form using the classic form designer to display a list of rows or a chart. Select **Show Chart Only** on the **Display** tab to show a chart instead of a list.
 

powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/tab-properties-legacy.md

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 # Tab properties for model-driven app forms overview
 
- In the body of a form, tabs provide horizontal separation. Tabs have a label that can be displayed. If the label is displayed, tabs can be expanded or collapsed to show or hide their content by choosing the label.  
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- Tabs contain up to three columns and the width of each column can be set to a percentage of the total width. When you create a new tab, each column is pre-populated with a section.  
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-You can access **Tab properties** from the Power Apps site. 
-1.  Sign in to [Power Apps](https://make.powerapps.com/?utm_source=padocs&utm_medium=linkinadoc&utm_campaign=referralsfromdoc).
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-2.  Expand **Data**, select **Tables**, select the table that you want, and then select the **Forms** tab.  
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-3.  In the list of forms, open the form of type **Main**. Then select one of the tabs on the form to view the tab properties.
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-|Property|Description|  
-|--------------|-----------------|  
-|**Tab label**|**Required**: The localizable label for the tab visible to users.|  
-|**Name**|**Required**: The unique name for the tab that is used when referencing it in scripts. The name can contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores.|  
-|**Expand this tab by default**|The tab state can toggle between expanded or collapsed using form scripts or by people selecting the label. Choose the default state for the tab.|  
-|**Hide tab**|Showing the tab is optional and can be controlled using scripts. Choose whether to make the tab visible. More information: [Visibility options](visibility-options-legacy.md)|  
-|**Hide on phone**|Choose if you want the tab to be available on the phone. For a condensed version of this form on phone screens, you can hide the tab.|  
-|**Formatting**|Tabs may have up to three columns. Use these options to set the number of tabs and what percentage of the total width they should fill.|  
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-  > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
-  > ![tab-properties](media/newform-tab-properties.png "Tab properties")
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-## Tab properties for model-driven app main forms: Classic
+This article describes the classic form editor. We recommend that you u se the modern form designer to add and edit tabs for your model-driven app forms. More information: [Add, configure, move, or delete tabs on a form](add-move-or-delete-tabs-on-form.md)
 
 These are the properties available to configure when using a tab on a form using the classic form designer. The following table shows properties that you can set for tabs on the form: