A company wants to ensure that when a support ticket is created, the Priority field is automatically set to 'High' if the Account field is 'VIP', and the Status field is set to 'New'. The logic must apply on the main form without requiring any code. What should the admin configure?

A Power Automate flow triggered on record creation

A low-code plug-in on the Create message

A business rule with a condition and two actions

A calculated field on the Priority field

A company has a business rule that shows a 'Discount' field only when the 'Customer Type' is 'Wholesale'. The rule works on the main form, but the Discount field is still visible on the mobile app. What is the most likely reason?

The business rule is not enabled for the mobile app

The business rule only works on web forms

The Discount field is a calculated field

The mobile app uses a different form that does not include the business rule

What is the role of a business rule in Power Platform?

To create a custom connector for external systems

To design the layout of a model-driven app

To apply logic and validation to forms without requiring custom code

To manage user permissions and security roles

A Power Fx formula in a canvas app is performing poorly because it calls a data source multiple times. The formula is: Filter(Accounts, Status = "Active") and then CountRows(Filter(Accounts, Status = "Active")). What is the best optimization?

Use a low-code plug-in to perform the count

Use a business rule to pre-filter the data

Use a variable to store the filtered result and reuse it

Use CountIf(Accounts, Status = "Active")

A Power Apps developer has a canvas app with a gallery that displays a list of orders. The app currently uses a formula that calculates the total price for each order by iterating over all order items. The app is slow. Which approach would most likely improve performance?

Load all order items into a collection and then use LookUp in the gallery

Use the Sum function with a filter to aggregate the order items directly in the gallery

Add a calculated column to the order table that stores the total price

Use a business rule to calculate the total price on the form

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Questions 21–25

21application · medium
A company wants to ensure that when a support ticket is created, the Priority field is automatically set to 'High' if the Account field is 'VIP', and the Status field is set to 'New'. The logic must apply on the main form without requiring any code. What should the admin configure?
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22application · medium
A company has a business rule that shows a 'Discount' field only when the 'Customer Type' is 'Wholesale'. The rule works on the main form, but the Discount field is still visible on the mobile app. What is the most likely reason?
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23foundation · easy
What is the role of a business rule in Power Platform?
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24application · medium
A Power Fx formula in a canvas app is performing poorly because it calls a data source multiple times. The formula is: Filter(Accounts, Status = "Active") and then CountRows(Filter(Accounts, Status = "Active")). What is the best optimization?
Select an answer first
25application · medium
A Power Apps developer has a canvas app with a gallery that displays a list of orders. The app currently uses a formula that calculates the total price for each order by iterating over all order items. The app is slow. Which approach would most likely improve performance?
Select an answer first

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