Add a dynamic table to your App UI's page when you want to display data in a table and use conditions to determine what's displayed to your users. Once you add a dynamic table to a page, you can use the Quick Start to create a rule set that you can configure with your own layouts and display logic.

1. With your page open in the Page Designer, drag the Dynamic Table from the Components palette onto your canvas.
   
   

   
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   You can also drag the Get Many endpoint for the data source you want to bind to the table from the Data palette onto the canvas. After dropping the endpoint on the canvas, select Table Dynamic in the Render as menu:

   
   

   
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   Selecting the item in the menu will open the Select Rule Set page in the Configure Layout wizard.

2. Click the Configure Layout Quick Start in the Properties pane.
3. In the wizard's Locate Data page, select the data source to bind to the dynamic component. Click Next.

   This example uses a service connection to a Workers service connection as the data source:
   
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4. In the Select Rule Set page, select New Rule Set (if necessary) and enter a label and ID (and optionally, a description) for the rule set.

   Let's say you want to show one layout with some employee fields (for example, the Send Credentials Email Flag) only when the user is an IT manager, and another layout (without the Send Credentials Email Flag field) for all other users. To do this, you'd start by creating a rule set (labeled RoleBasedTable for example), then select the fields you want to show by default for all users. This set of fields will be added to your initial layout (labeled default).

   The Fields palette lists all the fields and objects you can add to your layout. You can add a field or object by selecting its check box in the Fields palette or by dragging it from the palette onto the drop target area on the right. The columns appear in the order selected; use the handles to the left of each field if you want to re-order them. You can also remove a field by clicking its Delete icon, as shown here:

   
   
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   Remember that because this is the initial default layout, the SendCredentailsEmailFlag isn't selected.

5. Select Enable Extensions if you want to allow other extensions to extend the rule set. Click Next.
   If you select Enable Extensions, you'll need to provide a description of the rule set.

   You can easily change this setting later, if needed.

6. To limit the number of records returned, define a query on the Define Query page, then click Finish.