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Add a tab for SharePoint Documents in the main form case

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Followed the instructions of this MS Official Documentation Article Add the Documents tab to the main form for a table - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs, I can see the Documents Tab and the Grid however cannot see the files and folders uploaded there, however I can upload or create documents on this tab that will be uploaded to SharePoint without issues

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    Sorted the issue, basically was me with bad indentation and mispelled the <RelationshipName> for the incident 1:N relation

    Ref: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/add-documents-tab-entity-main-form#xml-sample-for-adding-the-documents-tab-to-a-form

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    <control id="DocumentSubGrid" classid="{E7A81278-8635-4d9e-8D4D-59480B391C5B}" indicationOfSubgrid="true" uniqueid="{Make an unique GUID}">

       <parameters>

         <ViewId>{0016F9F3-41CC-4276-9D11-04308D15858D}</ViewId>

         <IsUserView>false</IsUserView>        

         <RelationshipName>Incident_SharepointDocuments</RelationshipName>

         <TargetEntityType>sharepointdocument</TargetEntityType>

         <AutoExpand>Fixed</AutoExpand>

         <EnableQuickFind>false</EnableQuickFind>

         <EnableViewPicker>true</EnableViewPicker>

         <ViewIds />

         <EnableJumpBar>false</EnableJumpBar>

         <ChartGridMode>Grid</ChartGridMode>

         <VisualizationId />

         <IsUserChart>false</IsUserChart>

         <EnableChartPicker>false</EnableChartPicker>

         <RecordsPerPage>10</RecordsPerPage>

         <HeaderColorCode>#F3F3F3</HeaderColorCode>

       </parameters>

     </control>

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    Hi dynamicstechy,

    Thanks for sharing your solution.

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