PL-600 · Question #121
You are designing a Microsoft Power Platform solution that uses Microsoft Dataverse. You need to recommend a way to update currency exchange rates within Microsoft Dataverse. What are two possible…
The correct answer is A. Review AppSource for prebuilt solutions. B. Create a Power Automate flow that uses a custom connection or HTTP request to an outside. Reviewing AppSource for prebuilt solutions (A) is a valid first step - Microsoft partners publish connectors and solutions that integrate live currency exchange data into Dataverse, saving development time. Creating a Power Automate flow using a custom connector or HTTP action…
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- AReview AppSource for prebuilt solutions.
- BCreate a Power Automate flow that uses a custom connection or HTTP request to an outside
- CEmbed an iframe that points to a currency exchange service into a model-driven app.
- DUse the Power BI connector to establish a link that updates Microsoft Dataverse with the current
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(24 responses)- A83% (20)
- C4% (1)
- D13% (3)
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Reviewing AppSource for prebuilt solutions (A) is a valid first step - Microsoft partners publish connectors and solutions that integrate live currency exchange data into Dataverse, saving development time. Creating a Power Automate flow using a custom connector or HTTP action (B) programmatically calls a currency exchange API on a schedule and writes the returned rates back to Dataverse, which is a reliable and maintainable custom approach. Embedding an iframe pointing to a currency service (C) only displays external content within a form's UI - it does not write any data back to Dataverse records. Using the Power BI connector (D) reads data from Dataverse for reporting purposes; it does not have a mechanism to push data back into Dataverse tables.
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