When configuring a low-code plug-in, which two elements must you specify to define when the plug-in runs?

The flow and the connection reference

The table and the operation (such as create or update)

The environment and the solution

The user role and the security group

A canvas app has a dropdown control that lists product categories. The app needs to filter a gallery of products based on the selected category. The developer wrote the following formula for the gallery's Items property: Filter(Products, Category = Dropdown1.Selected.Category). The gallery is not showing any items when a category is selected. What is the most likely issue?

The 'Category' field in the Products table is a text field, but the dropdown's Selected.Category is a record

The formula should use Dropdown1.Selected.Value instead of Dropdown1.Selected.Category

The gallery's Items property should be set to Filter(Products, Category in Dropdown1.Selected.Category)

The dropdown's Items property is not set to the list of categories

A company has a business rule that sets the 'Owner' field to the current user when a record is created. The rule works on the main form, but when records are created via a Power Automate flow, the Owner field is not set. What is the most likely reason?

Business rules do not run on records created by flows

The flow creates the record as a different user

The flow does not have permission to set the Owner field

The business rule is set to 'Recommend' instead of 'Set field value'

Which benefit is most directly associated with using low-code plug-ins instead of traditional code-based plug-ins?

They always run faster than traditional plug-ins

They do not require a Dataverse environment to run

They can be created and maintained by makers with limited coding experience

They can be used to replace all Power Automate flows

In Power Fx, what is the purpose of the 'If' function?

To loop through a collection of items

To conditionally execute different formulas based on a logical test

To combine multiple text strings

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Implement Low-Code Logic PL-200 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Create and manage logic and process automation domain, which accounts for 25–30% of the PL-200 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~10–20 in this domain), expect 3–5 from this objective — we provide 33 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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11foundation · easy
When configuring a low-code plug-in, which two elements must you specify to define when the plug-in runs?
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12expert · hard
A canvas app has a dropdown control that lists product categories. The app needs to filter a gallery of products based on the selected category. The developer wrote the following formula for the gallery's Items property: Filter(Products, Category = Dropdown1.Selected.Category). The gallery is not showing any items when a category is selected. What is the most likely issue?
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13expert · hard
A company has a business rule that sets the 'Owner' field to the current user when a record is created. The rule works on the main form, but when records are created via a Power Automate flow, the Owner field is not set. What is the most likely reason?
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14foundation · easy
Which benefit is most directly associated with using low-code plug-ins instead of traditional code-based plug-ins?
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15foundation · easy
In Power Fx, what is the purpose of the 'If' function?
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