Suggested Answer:D🗳️
Scenario: A trigger must be created that changes the Priority field to 1 in the Account record 10 days after an Account record is created. DIFFINDAYS (date and time, date and time): Returns the difference in days between two Date and Time fields. If both dates and times fall on the same day, the difference is zero. Note: Whenever we talk about history, the bone of contention are the below four fields:
CreatedOn - ✑ ModifiedOn ✑ CreatedBy ✑ ModifiedBy Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customerengagement/on-premises/customize/define-calculated-fields Configure business process automation
The answer is correct ! You need to calculate the difference between the day the Account was created and the day now, if it's more than 10 days, then the trigger do his job ! So DIFFINDAYS give you the difference between two dates !
Here's a link : https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/crmpowerobjects/posts/how-to-calculate-number-of-days-between-two-date-and-time-fields
Answer Should be B cause question is mentioning that the priority value should be 1 after 10 days. ADDDAYS(10,CreatedOn).
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customerengagement/on-premises/customize/define-calculated-fields
It cannot be Add days, as many of you are trying to suggest.
First because the AddDays function in the flow to use in the Delay Until block is written here As "ADDDAYS". That suggests me that is referred to a calculated field.
Second, the AddDays function that can be used in the flow takes as a first argument the starting date and then the days that have to be added. In answer b, that is the opposite.
However I cannot understand how it is possible that a calculated field is a trigger for a workflow or a powerautomate
Actually it all depends on what you chose on the previous answer for the account update of priority field -> If Flow -> then B here, If Workflow -> then the answer is correct and it's D here
This time I have to disagree with you. The signature for Flow's AddDays is sadly date, number and not as presented here. So it cannot be B. Which also implies, Microsoft wants to hear Workflow in the question above.
the format for Flow/PowerAutomate AddDate is wrong. It is date, number and not as presented here!
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