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> - For more information, go to the [preview terms](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2189520).
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> - For more information, go to the [preview terms](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2173149).
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> - This capability is powered by [Azure OpenAI Service](/azure/cognitive-services/openai/overview).
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> - This capability is in the process of rolling out, and may not be available in your region yet.
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description: "Learn how to create a solution in Power Apps"
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|**Display Name**|The name shown in the list of solutions. You can change this later.|
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|**Name**|The unique name of the solution. This is generated using the value you enter in the Display Name column. You can edit this before you save the solution, but after you save the solution, you can’t change it.|
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|**Version**|Enter a number for the version of your solution. This is only important if you export your solution. The version number will be included in the file name when you export the solution.|
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|**Version**|Enter a number for the version of your solution. This is only important if you export your solution. The version number is included in the file name when you export the solution.|
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After you save the solution, you may wish to add information to columns that aren’t required. These steps are optional. Use the **Description** column to describe the solution and choose an HTML web resource as a **Configuration Page** for the solution. The configuration page is typically used by ISVs who distribute solutions. When this is set, a new **Configuration** node appears below the **Information** node to display this web resource. Developers will use this page to include instructions or controls to allow you to set configuration data or launch their solution.
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After you save the solution, you might wish to add information to columns that aren’t required. These steps are optional. Use the **Description** column to describe the solution and choose an HTML web resource as a **Configuration Page** for the solution. The configuration page is typically used by ISVs who distribute solutions. When this is set, a new **Configuration** node appears below the **Information** node to display this web resource. Developers use this page to include instructions or controls to allow you to set configuration data or launch their solution.
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When you add an existing table, rather than select **Include all components** or **Include table metadata**, use the **Select components** option to only add the table components that have been updated. With solution segmentation, you export solution updates with selected table assets, such as table columns, forms, and views, rather than entire tables with all the assets. [Create a segmented solution with table assets](#create-a-segmented-solution-with-table-assets)
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Many of the customizations you’ll want to do will involve tables. You can use the **table** filter to show a list of all the tables in the current solution that can be customized in some way. Once you drill into a table, you can see the components that are part of the table as shown with the account table in the following screenshot.
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Many of the customizations you’ll want to do involve tables. You can use the **table** filter to show a list of all the tables in the current solution that can be customized in some way. Once you drill into a table, you can see the components that are part of the table as shown with the account table in the following screenshot.
This dialog alerts you that the solution component has dependencies on other solution components. If you select **No, do not include required components**, the solution may fail if you import it into another organization where all those required components do not exist. If the solution import succeeds, the behavior in the other solution may not be identical as the original organization because the components are configured differently than those in the source solution.
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