PL-200 · Question #172
You created and published several canvas apps. After five weeks, you decide to review your apps' PowerApps Analytics data. Will you be able to see the app's Usage report for the last five weeks?
The correct answer is D. No, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 28 days. Power Apps Analytics retains usage data for only the last 28 days. Five weeks equals 35 days, which exceeds the 28-day retention window. Therefore, you would NOT be able to see a continuous usage report covering the entire five-week period - the oldest week of data would…
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- AYes, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 45 days
- BNo, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 40 days
- CYes, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 90 days
- DNo, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 28 days
- EYes, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 180 days
- FNo, because the Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 15 days
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(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- D95% (36)
Explanation
Power Apps Analytics retains usage data for only the last 28 days. Five weeks equals 35 days, which exceeds the 28-day retention window. Therefore, you would NOT be able to see a continuous usage report covering the entire five-week period - the oldest week of data would already have been purged. This makes Option D correct: 'No, because Power Apps Analytics retains data for the last 28 days.' The 45-day, 90-day, 180-day options are all incorrect figures for this feature, and the 40-day option, while closer, is also inaccurate per Microsoft documentation.
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