Hotspot Question You are the Microsoft 365 administrator for a company. Which option should you select on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap page to display all general availability features for SharePoint…

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Answer Area

• ProductsSharePoint
  Enterprise Mobility + SecurityOffice 365Windows 10ExcelOneDrive for BusinessOutlookSharePointMicrosoft TrustMicrosoft FormsPlannerStaffHubSwayComplianceYammerAccessExchangeProjectMicrosoft StreamGroupsWordOneNoteBookingO365 Information ProtectionWindows
• StatusLaunched
  In developmentRolling outLaunched

Explanation

To display all general availability features, the 'Launched' status on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap page must be selected.

Approach. The question asks to display 'all general availability features'. In the context of Microsoft's release terminology on the Roadmap, 'General Availability' (GA) refers to features that are fully released and available to all eligible users. Among the three status options presented:

• 'In development' means the feature is still being built.
• 'Rolling out' means the feature is currently being deployed to customers, but may not yet be universally available.
• 'Launched' signifies that the feature has been fully released and is generally available. Therefore, to find general availability features, the test-taker must click on the 'Launched' card, which displays 296 updates in the exhibit. Additionally, to filter specifically for SharePoint Online, the 'SharePoint' checkbox under the product list should also be selected, though the hotspot interaction only focuses on the status card.

Common mistakes.

• common_mistake. Selecting 'In development' would show features that are not yet released or generally available, as they are still under construction. Choosing 'Rolling out' would display features that are in the process of being deployed, meaning they are not yet fully available to all customers, thus not truly 'general availability'. While filtering for 'SharePoint' is also necessary to answer the full intent of the question, the hotspot specifically targets the status card, and an incorrect status selection would fail to meet the 'general availability' requirement.

Concept tested. Understanding Microsoft 365 Roadmap terminology, specifically the different phases of feature release (e.g., In development, Rolling out, Launched/General Availability), and how to navigate and utilize the Microsoft 365 admin portal or related web services to find information about service updates and feature availability.

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