Power Apps automatically creates three screens for you when you build an app from a data source. Which of the following is not one of the screens created?

When building an app from a data source in Power Apps, the platform automatically generates three essential screens to help users interact with the data efficiently. These screens typically include a Browse Screen, a Details Screen, and an Edit Screen.

The Browse Screen is where users can view a list of records or items from the data source, enabling them to navigate through the available entries. The Details Screen provides expanded information about a specific item selected from the Browse Screen, allowing users to view more in-depth details. The Edit Screen facilitates making modifications to the selected item's data, giving users the ability to update existing records.

While a New Screen is certainly useful for creating new records, it is not one of the automatically generated screens by Power Apps when starting from a data source. Instead, the New functionality is typically integrated within the Browse Screen or managed through a button that navigates users to the Edit Screen to initiate the creation of new records. This distinction clarifies why the New Screen is not included among the three foundational screens created automatically by Power Apps.