PL-200 · Question #217
A veterinary office plans to use Microsoft Power Platform to streamline customer experiences. The customer creates a canvas apps to manage appointments. On the client appointment form, there is a…
The correct answer is A. business rule. Business rules in model-driven apps allow makers to configure real-time conditional logic - such as showing or hiding a field based on another field's value - without writing code.
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- Bbusiness process flow
- Cworkflow
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Business rules in model-driven apps allow makers to configure real-time conditional logic - such as showing or hiding a field based on another field's value - without writing code.
A business rule can be configured with a condition that checks whether the pet type dropdown equals 'Other' and, if true, executes a 'Show field' action on the text field. This logic runs client-side in real time when the form is used, making the text field appear or disappear dynamically based on the client's selection.
A business process flow defines sequential stages and steps to guide users through a process - it does not evaluate field values to control the visibility of individual form fields.
Classic workflows execute server-side background automation after record events such as save or create - they cannot respond in real time to form interactions to show or hide fields dynamically.
Concept tested: Configuring conditional field visibility with business rules
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/data-platform/data-platform-create-business-rule
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