PL-100: Power Platform App Maker: Practice Tests 2023
Real Exam with updated questions and detailed answers that help you to pass the exam: PL-100 Power Platform App Maker
What you will learn
Pass Exam PL-100: Microsoft Power Platform App Maker
Know the latest and updated questions for Microsoft PL-100
Design business solutions
Analyze and visualize data
PL-100 Exam
Why take this course?
The main goal of these practice tests is to help candidates perform better on the exam. By the end of this path, you will learn so much about Microsoft Power Platform that you will not only be confident to attempt the PL 100 Exam but also confident to work on any live project using Microsoft Power Platform technologies. The course content is primarily driven by exam objectives and hence covers all exam topics under PL - 100.
The Exam outline is as below:
Design business solutions (20–25%)
Analyze and visualize data (10–15%)
Create business solutions (60–65%)
Features and benefits:
Answers & Resources included: Total number of questions = 174 distinct questions / 3 tests = 58 questions each
The correct detailed answers are provided to each question, so you can learn and practice during preparing for a real exam.
Performance-based practice tests provide the student with a better learning experience
Microsoft PL-100 Exam Guide
The Microsoft Power Platform App Maker (PL-100) Exam covers the latest exam updates and topics -
Module 1 - Design solutions (20-25%)
Create a high-level design
Identify existing data sources needed to support a business solution
Describe the expected user experience for targeted devices and describe the differences between Microsoft Power Platform app types
Create a high-level structure for a new data source
Identify required Power Platform components
Determine the required Power Apps app type for a business solution
Determine when to use Dataverse for Teams
Map a problem domain to Microsoft Power Platform tools
Identify options for implementing business logic
Describe connectors
Describe use cases for cloud flows and desktop flows
Describe use cases for chatbots in Microsoft Teams
Design the user interface (UI) for a business solution
Identify opportunities for component reuse
Select UI elements for canvas apps
Identify the model-driven forms and Microsoft Dataverse views that are needed
Design reporting and visualizations for business solutions
Select reporting options for business solutions including views, Power BI visualizations, and dashboards
Define visualizations for Power BI dashboards
Define visualizations for model-driven dashboards
Define visualizations for canvas apps
Module 2 - Analyze and visualize data (10–15%)
Create and consume Power BI dashboards
Create a simple report from an existing dataset by using Power BI Service
Create Power BI dashboards from existing reports
Create and configure model-driven dashboards
Embed Power BI dashboards and tiles in canvas apps and model-driven apps
Share Power BI dashboards
Describe AI Builder models
Describe use cases for AI Builder
Describe the differences between prebuilt models and custom models
Describe the process for training custom models
Use a model from within Power Automate or Power Apps
Module 3 - Create business solutions (60–65%)
Manage Microsoft Power Platform components during the development
Create a Dataverse solution
Import a Dataverse solution
Import or export a canvas app or a cloud flow
Add existing apps and flows to a Dataverse solution
Create model-driven apps
Compose model-driven apps
Create and configure Dataverse table forms
Create and configure Dataverse table views
Share model-driven apps with other users and groups
Create and configure model-driven dashboards
Create and manage canvas apps
Connect to data sources in canvas apps
Interpret App Checker results
Manage versions of canvas apps
Publish canvas apps
Share canvas apps with other users and groups
Build canvas apps screens
Add canvas app assets and components to screens
Create screens for canvas apps
Determine when to use forms, galleries, buttons, labels, input controls, images, and custom controls
Configure UI elements
Implement Power Fx formulas
Implement collections and variables
Run a Power Automate flow from a canvas app
Configure Microsoft Dataverse
Create tables and table columns based on a data model
Link tables by using lookups
Describe use cases and capabilities of business rules
Create Dataverse business rules
Describe how Dataverse uses role-based access control (RBAC)
Add table permissions to existing Dataverse security roles
Create Power Automate flows
Describe types of triggers for cloud flows
Create cloud flows
Configure triggers for cloud flows
Configure flow steps
Test a cloud flow
Implement conditional logic for a cloud flow
Create approvals and monitor the approval process by using Power Automate and Microsoft Teams
Share cloud flows
Create a desktop flow for personal use
Create Power Virtual Agents chatbots in Microsoft Teams
Identify use cases and capabilities for chatbots
Create a chatbot that uses topics and trigger phrases
Test a chatbot
Publish a chatbot