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I can create a canvas app without any problem but I cannot create a model driven app.
This is the same from within Teams or powerapps.com.
I can create a new Solution, add tables but then the option to select New -> App -> Model Driven App is not available.
I have read a myriad of stuff in the internet and watched youtube videos all saying the same thing - the instructions suggested just do not work!
Suggestions please!
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First, verify that you have the necessary permissions and licenses, such as Power Apps Plan 2 or Dynamics 365 licenses. Check your license assignments in the Microsoft 365 admin center or with your IT admin. Next, confirm you're working in an environment that supports model-driven apps. Some environments may have restrictions preventing certain app types. Consult your Power Platform admin or IT team to ensure proper configuration.
Try using a different browser or clearing your browser's cache and cookies, as cached data or extensions can sometimes interfere with the Power Apps experience. Access the Power Platform Admin Center and review any potential settings or restrictions that might be blocking model-driven app creation. Ensure you're using the latest version of Power Apps and that your browser and operating system are compatible with the current version.
Compatibility issues can cause features or options to be unavailable. For trial or developer environments, you may need to explicitly enable premium features, as model-driven apps are considered a premium offering. Should these steps not resolve the issue, don't hesitate to contact Microsoft Support. Their team can provide further guidance or escalate the case if necessary. Creating model-driven Power Apps involves additional licensing and configuration requirements compared to canvas apps. However, following these troubleshooting measures should help identify and address the underlying cause preventing you from creating model-driven apps successfully.