Exam MB-210 topic 1 question 10 discussion

No. the answer is A - You may set your Personal Options to use something else as a default, but a user can still change it when creating records. Users can change personal defaults in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.

the answer is A (tested)

Option A. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/user/set-personal-options#:~:text=a%20default%20currency-,currency,-Choose%20the%20default

corretto

correct

No other options nearby

It's A

A.

Answer is A.

Answer is A

In my opinion: a) Can't be right because this can affect only on a new records, but in this case the manager is changing an existing record and this record alredy has it currency (US$); b) In Settings->Currency It's possible to change the symbol, but this will affect on all the existing record, but within the question is write "Other managers are not experiencing this issue", so also this choice must be wrong; c) From here it's possible to change the format but don't the currency symbol, moreover, also in this case the change will be aplied to all records so other managers should have report the issue; d) As for point c), with the Personal Option is possible to change the format but not the Currency Symbol, so also this answer seems wrong. I think that who wrote this questions in Microsoft should be fired, but for now, we roll the dice and choose the less stupid answer, but which?

The question is meant to say 'However, the currency symbol changes from $ to £' I've seen it elsewhere. The answer is A.

Tested all the options and none of them worked. All options are incorrect. Goal currency always set to base currency and no multi-currency supported for goals. If I want to answer this question, I'll go with C as we can change base currency display options.

A correct

Answer A, i dont understand, why would someone guess the wrong answer, then post it here, to confuse people... you cant change currency symbol to . in format section, takes 1 minute to check, geez...

On the "Format" tab in Personal Settings, the formatting of currency only changes the separators (thousands and decimal) and the position of the currency symbol, not which currency symbol is displayed. On the "General" tab in Personal Settings the Currency field is the default for all new records. Records existing before the change in Currency on Personal are unaffected. In a plain reading of the question, none of the options will have the desired result. However, option D will have no effect on the symbol displayed (just whether the symbol begins or ends the currency values). Option A is less incorrect than all others.

Agree D