PL-900 · Question #247
A business uses a form to collect information. You create a business process flow for the form. The top of the form must display where the user is in the process. You need to identify what to configur
The correct answer is B. Stage. To display the user's current position within a business process flow at the top of a form, you need to configure the Stages of the process.
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- AStep
- BStage
- CBranch
- DWorkflow
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(39 responses)- A5% (2)
- B92% (36)
- D3% (1)
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To display the user's current position within a business process flow at the top of a form, you need to configure the Stages of the process.
A 'Step' is an individual task or field within a stage, not the overarching element displayed at the top of the form indicating progress.
Business process flows are organized into 'Stages,' which represent distinct phases of a process, and these stages are prominently displayed at the top of a form to guide users through the workflow.
A 'Branch' is used for conditional logic within a business process flow, allowing different paths based on conditions, but it's not what is displayed at the top to show overall progress.
A 'Workflow' in Power Automate or Dynamics 365 is a broader automation concept; while business process flows are a type of workflow, the specific element shown at the top of a form is a Stage.
Concept tested: Business Process Flow stages
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/create-business-process-flow
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