Exam MB-210 topic 1 question 37 discussion

For the first question, the answer is Add a custom field to store the time, we need a filed to show in Qualify stage and not a report

For question two, the Propose stage becomes inactive, and the Develop sage becomes active. Tried and tested.

On exam 14 dec 23

1b 2a corretto

1b 2a correct

If the stage specific duration is not being captured at all, how can only creating a fetchxml based report can help. Either you create a report or a view, it will require a custom field to store duration for the stage and changes in Flow/workflow etc to calculate the duration. In my solution to a customer, I would capture entry and exit time for each stage and a calculated field to capture duration for stage.

Sorry, correct answers: 3 & 1

Correct answers: 4 & 1

On exam March 2022

I think its correct. 1. You create a fetchxml because adding custom field later does not show you anything on past records. Also, its a half solution- how will it calculate time? 2. Is correct because thats how it works if used correctly.

for the 2nd questions, both stages remain active as long as I don't click on "Set active" on the stage I'm returning to. So I wonder what does MS consider as correct...

On exam

I can't imagine XML report that shows that time, but actually at work I've created a custom entity with fields to store BPF stage durations and it worked well.

after adding the field, the easiest way to get your answer is to fetch a report using the field isn't it?

I think the answer is: Add a custom field to store the time The Process stage becomes inactive and the Develop stage becomes active I believe the duration of a single stage is not saved anywhere, like the duration for the entire process is. So reporting it is not possible before you store the update date or duration somewhere.

As MS advises, it always better to stick with the standard solutions. I think when they elaborate the questions, they do not think about personalized/particular custom development style, as we developers do. So I think Fetch Report is the most accurate answer

Custom Field for the first part - https://nakedcrm.wordpress.com/2017/06/06/how-can-i-work-out-the-time-spent-in-each-stage-of-a-business-process/