Exam PL-200 topic 1 question 12 discussion

You can't use a business rule in Canvas app to show or hide fields based on another field. Actually all available answers are wrong, showing/hiding fields in Canvas apps are done using formulas. " Model driven apps can use all actions available on business rules, however not all business rule actions are available for canvas apps at this time. The following actions are not available on Canvas apps : Show or hide columns Enable or disable columns Create business recommendations based on business intelligence. "

Go to the link provided in the answer. Right at the beginning is an "Important" note. You can do this with a Business Rule as long as you set it to Entity (table). Important Business rules defined for a table apply to both canvas apps and model-driven apps if the table is used in the app. Not all business rule actions are available on canvas apps at this time. More information: Differences between canvas and model-driven apps Business rules don’t work with multi-select choices. To define a business rule that applies to a form in a model-driven app, see Create business rules to apply logic in a model-driven app form.

The correct answer is C. business rule. Here's why: Conditional Visibility: Business rules in canvas apps are designed to handle conditional logic and actions based on user input. In this case, you want the text field to become visible only when the "Other" option is selected in the dropdown. This is a classic use case for a business rule's "Show/Hide" action.

usiness rules defined for a table apply to both canvas apps and model-driven apps if the table is used in the app.

Business Rules Using form scripts or business rules, the visibility of these elements can be controlled to create a dynamic form to provide a user interface that adapts to conditions in the form. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/visibility-options-legacy

Answer is C. Here's a snippet from the PP documentation: Business rules defined for a table apply to both canvas apps and model-driven apps if the table is used in the app.

Is on MeasuredUp as well. Same answer

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In the context of Power Platform and canvas apps, business rules allow you to set field visibility logic without writing code. You can create a business rule that checks the value of the dropdown field, and if the selected value is "Other," the business rule can then set the visibility property of the text field to true, making it appear for the client to enter additional details. Here's a simplified view of the steps you might follow: Open the table where the appointment data is stored in Power Apps. Navigate to the "Business Rules" section for that table. Create a new Business Rule. Set the condition to check if the "Type of Pet" field value equals "Other". If the condition is true, set the action to show the additional details text field. Save and activate the Business Rule.

The thinking behind the setting of these questions in this exam is unique. There is so much confusion. It is difficult to understand what these questions are really testing. This should not be a Power Platform exam but a language translation exam where all rules of language must be broken to understand the intent of the question.

question sentence is incorrect? not canvas-app,but model-driven-app?

question was on test 3/2023

This is just another question that makes absolutely no sense! The correct answer here may in fact be "Business rule", but since this is not an option when working with canvas apps, this whole question id beyond stupid and sadly totally in line with what one has come to expect from a Microsoft exam over the year! In short: The correct answers is the use of formulas and maybe some variables as well!

can we use a business rule in a canvas app? My understanding says we can't!

As explained with an example that BR does not impact Canvas App form-level visibility. https://debajmecrm.com/business-rules-in-powerapps-canvas-apps/

This question was on Sept 24th Scored 712 Selected: C

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