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New Interface for Customizations: where do I add a control to an entity like Pipeline View?

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Posted on by SimoneZink

Hey Folks, since the old interface is fading more and more into the background, I am trying to customize everything in the “new” one via make.powerapps.

I'm sorry if I'm full of tomatoes, but where in the 'new' interface can I set up or customize components such as the pipeline view for sales opportunities for an entity?
Thanks for any advice, Simone

Old Interface:

New Inteface: I have tried settings that seem to me to be the most suitable, but have not found anything there either.

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Fubar 8,379 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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You can add them directly to Views - not sure if it applies to that component or not but does for others like Kanban.

Table->Views, then open the view it should then show a Components button in the top menu, click it then click Add component, and then if you do not see it in the list (which is more than likely) click the Get more components link

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Thank you so much Furbar! I am so excited because this reloves another issue I had with the Power Grid Control 🥳. If I assign a control via the entity in the old interface, it affects all views (but does not show up in the views in the new interface). This was not expedient, as a subgrid configuratoin often is depentant on the View itself. e.g. Looking at active Accounts I only want to focus on open opportunities in the subgrid, looking at inactive Accounts I want to see all. In another view do not want that subgrid at all or referring to another entity. Now I can deliver different configurations for each view. That is sooo cool!!!!!!!!!!

An I just tried an verified that by removing the Power Grid Control via the old interface an adding it only to specific views with different configurations.

Example for Active Accounts with only Open Opportunities in Subgrid

Example for Inactive Accounts with All Opportunites in Subgrid

Example without power grid control

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