"• A trigger must be created that changes the Priority field to 1 in the Account record 10 days after an Account record is created"
"A field named Priority_Trigger must be created to trigger the Priority field."
The calculated formula for the priority_trigger is:
ADDDAYS(10, CreatedOn)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dynamicscrm-2016/administering-dynamics-365/dn832103(v=crm.8)?redirectedfrom=MSDN#calculated-field-functions-syntax
This expression calculates the difference in days between the created date of the Account record and the current date, allowing you to trigger an action based on a specified time interval.
I really wanted to agree on D, but
DIFFINDAYS(CreatedOn, Now()) trigger will be set to run on the day the record was created (1 Day, or even 0 days)
ADDDAYS(10,Now()) will set the trigger to activate 10 days from now.
So E
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 E, that is the opposite.
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
This is the trigger, not calculate field.
"A trigger must be created that changes the Priority field to 1 in the Account record 10 days after an Account record is created."
=> So The ADDDAYS is look correct most (parameter order is wrong but the function is valid, the other is not exist)
A trigger must be created that changes the Priority field to 1 in the Account record 10 days after an Account record is created.
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