PL-100 · Question #214
A company creates an app that uses Microsoft Dataverse tables. The app creator wants to verify that the app is operating as expected by using a sample set of real-world data. You need to import the…
The correct answer is C. Power Query D. Dataflows. Power Query (C) is a data transformation and loading tool available directly in Power Apps (via the 'Get data' experience) that can connect to many sources and import records into Dataverse tables. Dataflows (D) are a Power Platform feature built on Power Query that allow you…
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- APower BI
- BSharePoint
- CPower Query
- DDataflows
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A5% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C93% (39)
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Power Query (C) is a data transformation and loading tool available directly in Power Apps (via the 'Get data' experience) that can connect to many sources and import records into Dataverse tables. Dataflows (D) are a Power Platform feature built on Power Query that allow you to define ETL processes to extract, transform, and load data into Dataverse on a scheduled or on-demand basis. Both are purpose-built for importing data into Dataverse. Power BI (A) is a reporting and visualization tool - it can read from Dataverse but cannot write or import data into it. SharePoint (B) is a collaboration platform and does not directly import data into Dataverse tables.
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