Exam SC-400 topic 1 question 17 discussion

Yes, can be TXT- or a CVS-File --> the answer is correct

To create a keyword dictionary for a sensitive information type, the list of words must be saved in a CSV file with each word separated by commas. This is the supported format for importing a keyword dictionary in Microsoft 365 compliance tools.

"The keywords for your dictionary can come from various sources, most commonly from a file (such as a .csv or .txt list) imported in the service or via a PowerShell cmdlet, from a list you enter directly in the PowerShell cmdlet, or from an existing dictionary" in https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/create-a-keyword-dictionary?view=o365-worldwide XML is used to create customsensitive information type using PowerShell

When creating a keyword dictionary for a sensitive information type you can only use .txt and .csv files. So CSV in this case.

Given answer correct, CSV or TXT file. Upload via portal or powershell

The web GUI accepts TXT or CSV, while the PowerShell cmdlet (New-DlpKeywordDictionary) accepts only CSV.

most commonly from a file (such as a .csv or .txt list)

Basic steps to creating a keyword dictionary The keywords for your dictionary could come from various sources, most commonly from a file (such as a .csv or .txt list) imported in the service or by PowerShell cmdlet, from a list you enter directly in the PowerShell cmdlet, or from an existing dictionary.

In Microsoft documentation it's XML not CSV https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/create-a-keyword-dictionary?view=o365-worldwide

On Microsoft ESI practice test ....option selected is C an XML file C

XML- You receive an email that contains a list of words that will be used for a sensitive information type. You need to create a file that can be used as the source of a keyword dictionary. In which format should you save the list

IMO its C because in D you cannot separate by commas in a CVS, its not gonna work. There is a similar question in the practice questions and the answer is XML

As noted in the link, the answer is D - a CSV file. However, XML is also noted. In the exam, I would go with D (CSV) purely because the link attached here specifically makes reference to using a CSV file. Answer - D

D. As others note, the source list should be a CSV or TXT file. The completed dictionary will be an XML file.

C is the answer, we must first create the source, on this question, we are not providing the source of keyword form, but the source for the keyword dictionary

On exam 1/20/2022

The keywords for your dictionary could come from various sources, most commonly from a file (such as a .csv or .txt list) imported in the service or by PowerShell cmdlet, from a list you enter directly in the PowerShell cmdlet, or from an existing dictionary.