What method allows end-users to delete some extracted results?

The correct approach for allowing end-users to delete some extracted results is by creating a microflow to delete selected rows. This method provides a structured way to handle deletions directly within the Mendix application logic. By utilizing a microflow, the application can define specific conditions under which deletions occur, ensuring that only the intended data is removed and that all necessary validations and checks are applied.

Moreover, microflows can be designed to interact with the user interface, allowing users to select the rows they want to delete. This interaction makes it clear and user-friendly, as users can see the results they are dealing with in real-time. The microflow also ensures that the data integrity and business rules are upheld, reducing the chances of unintentional deletions or errors in the application.

Other methods, such as using a delete key, typically do not provide the necessary confirmation, checks, or application logic that a microflow would. Refreshing the page could potentially result in losing the current context of the selected data, and asking an admin for assistance would not empower users to manage their own data effectively.