PL-100 · Question #316
You create a Microsoft Power BI report with multiple visualizations displayed together. The report must be available to users in all security roles. You need to display the report in a model-driven…
The correct answer is C. Power BI dashboard on a model-driven dashboard. A Power BI dashboard embedded on a model-driven app dashboard displays multiple visualizations together and is accessible to users across all security roles.
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- APower BI dashboard on a model-driven form.
- BPower BI tile on a model-driven form.
- CPower BI dashboard on a model-driven dashboard.
- DPower BI tile on a model-driven dashboard.
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A Power BI dashboard embedded on a model-driven app dashboard displays multiple visualizations together and is accessible to users across all security roles.
A dashboard on a model-driven form is scoped to individual record forms and is not designed for broad, multi-role access at the app level.
A Power BI tile represents a single visualization, not multiple visualizations displayed together as the question requires.
A Power BI dashboard contains multiple tiles and visualizations, satisfying the 'multiple visualizations displayed together' requirement. Embedding it on a model-driven app dashboard makes it available at the app level rather than tied to a specific record form, ensuring all security roles can access it without requiring record-level context. This is the standard supported method for broad, multi-visualization Power BI access in model-driven apps.
A Power BI tile on a model-driven dashboard provides only a single visualization, failing the requirement for multiple visualizations to be displayed together.
Concept tested: Embedding Power BI dashboard in model-driven app dashboard
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/add-powerbi-components
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