Exam MB-200 topic 5 question 1 discussion

D. Enable change tracking.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/flow/connection-dynamics365

Change tracking on a specific entity is needed if your Flow has be triggered by the creation of the update of a D365 record of that entity. But if your Flow is creating a record of that entity with a Flow, change tracking is not needed to be enabled.

It cannot be D on it's own - there won't be any entity record to trigger on. Ask where the record comes from - and it comes from connection to the workbook. It sounds like they've merged two separate questions into 1, with different answers, so just throw a dart at one of the two.

You must use Microsoft Flow to create an opportunity from a Microsoft Excel workbook. - This statement has no relevance on the question asked You need to ensure Flow will trigger on the Opportunity entity.- How does one make sure the flow trigger on the opportunity "Enable Change Tracking"

I agree on option A because out of box entity already enabled with tracking

The answer is enable connections because you want to enable the connection to excel and trigger the Flow from there

In exam

I agree with BDXYZ the correct answer is A Enable connections https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/connection-dynamics365

@Twin and @FahadShaikh - You are both correct - The correct answer is D. Large organizations that synchronize their data with external data sources can now enable entities for change tracking. You can export or retrieve a selected set of data, and then keep the external data warehouse in sync. [IMPORTANT] In order for the flow to trigger on the Dynamics 365 entity, the entity definition must have Change Tracking enabled. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/enable-change-tracking-control-data-synchronization https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/connection-dynamics365#create-a-flow-from-a-template

I thought change tracking was only needed when the flow needs to trigger from the Dynamics entity. In the question it's the Excel file that's the trigger. So change tracking would be needed when a new opportunity needs to write to Excel, but it shouldn't be needed when writing from Excel to Dynamics. So I think Connections is right. "By using a Dynamics 365 connector, you can create flows that initiate when an event occurs in Dynamics 365, or some other service, which then performs an action in Dynamics 365, or some other service."

D. To invoke a flow trigger, the Common Data Service entity used with the flow must have Change Tracking enabled.https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/connection-dynamics365

It's D enable tracking

D. is the answer. "To invoke a flow trigger, the Common Data Service entity used with the flow must have Change Tracking enabled"

D. Enable Change Tracking. (twins)