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A company is implementing advanced features for a Power Pages website. The company hosts documents and lists in several SharePoint environments that are hosted both on-premises and online. Users of…

The correct answer is D. Progressive search. Progressive search in Power Pages provides a unified search, view, and filter experience that can surface data from multiple SharePoint environments hosted both on-premises and online.

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Question

A company is implementing advanced features for a Power Pages website. The company hosts documents and lists in several SharePoint environments that are hosted both on-premises and online. Users of the Power Pages site must be able to view, search for, and filter this data from a single, intuitive experience. You need to determine which advanced feature to implement. What should you implement?

Options

  • AVirtual tables
  • BSharePoint Server integration
  • CPower BI embedded
  • DProgressive search

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    12% (3)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    81% (21)

Why each option

Progressive search in Power Pages provides a unified search, view, and filter experience that can surface data from multiple SharePoint environments hosted both on-premises and online.

AVirtual tables

Virtual tables expose external data as Dataverse entities but do not natively provide a federated search-and-filter experience spanning multiple disparate SharePoint environments.

BSharePoint Server integration

SharePoint Server integration connects Power Pages to a single SharePoint environment and does not support simultaneously querying both on-premises and online SharePoint sources through one experience.

CPower BI embedded

Power BI embedded is used to display analytics dashboards and reports within a Power Pages site and is not designed for viewing, searching, or filtering raw SharePoint document libraries or lists.

DProgressive searchCorrect

Progressive search is a Power Pages advanced feature that indexes and federates content from connected external sources, including SharePoint deployments across both on-premises and online hosting models. It presents results in a single, intuitive interface that supports viewing, searching, and filtering, which directly satisfies all requirements in the scenario.

Concept tested: Power Pages progressive search across multiple SharePoint environments

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/search/configure-search

Topics

#Power Pages#SharePoint Integration#Unified Search#External Data

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