PL 400 Power Apps Development 2

Question 1

In a canvas app, which function allows you to navigate to another screen while passing a context record to it?

Accepted Answer

Navigate(Screen, Transition, {key: value})

Answer

The Navigate function accepts a third argument—a context record—that becomes available on the destination screen via the context variable.

Question 2

You need to call a Power Automate flow from a canvas app and receive a response. Which approach is correct?

Accepted Answer

Add the flow via the Power Automate pane and call it using MyFlow.Run()

Answer

Canvas apps integrate with Power Automate by adding flows through the Power Automate pane, then calling them with the .Run() method and capturing the response.

Question 3

Which Power Apps formula correctly filters a SharePoint list named 'Orders' where the Status column equals 'Pending'?

Accepted Answer

Filter(Orders, Status = "Pending")

Answer

Filter() returns all records from a table that satisfy a condition, making it the correct choice for returning multiple matching rows.

Question 4

In a model-driven app, where do you define the columns and layouts shown on a main form?

Accepted Answer

Form editor in the solution's table designer

Answer

Model-driven app forms are configured in the form editor within the solution's table (entity) designer in the Power Apps maker portal.

Question 5

Which canvas app delegation warning scenario will cause incorrect results at runtime with large datasets?

Accepted Answer

Using the Search() function with a SharePoint list containing more than 500 records

Answer

Search() is not delegable against SharePoint, so it only operates on the locally retrieved record limit (default 500), returning incomplete results for large lists.

(PL 400) Microsoft Certified Power Platform Developer Associate Practice Test

(PL 400) Microsoft Certified Power Platform Developer Associate Practice Test

PL 400 Power Apps Development 2