PL-100: Microsoft Power Platform Apps Maker Practice Exam

Are you ready to take your skills in Microsoft Power Platform App Maker to the next level? Look no further than our PL-100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Exam practice tests! Designed specifically for those preparing to take the PL-100certification exam, our practice tests offer a comprehensive and effective way to gauge your knowledge and readiness for the real exam.

With a focus on multiple-choice questions, our practice tests provide you with a realistic exam experience, allowing you to become familiar with the format and types of questions you’ll encounter. Each test consists of carefully curated questions, covering all the key topics and concepts you need to know to succeed in the PL-100 exam.

Skills at a glance

• Design and manage business solutions (35–40%)

• Analyze and visualize data (10–15%)

• Create business solutions (50–55%)

Design and manage business solutions (35–40%)

Identify Microsoft Power Platform components

• Determine the required Microsoft Power Apps app type for a given business scenario

• Determine which Microsoft Power Platform components meet a given business scenario

• Describe business logic in Microsoft Dataverse

• Describe connectors

• Describe use cases for cloud flows and desktop flows

• Describe use cases for AI and Microsoft Copilot in Microsoft Power Platform

• Describe Microsoft Power Platform environments

• Describe use cases for Power Automate Process Mining

• Determine reporting options for given business scenarios including views, Microsoft Power BI visualizations, and dashboards

Configure and manage Microsoft Dataverse

• Create tables and table columns based on a data model

• Link tables by using lookups

• Configure Dataverse business rules

• Describe how Dataverse uses role-based access control (RBAC)

• Add table permissions to existing Dataverse security roles

• Create tables and table columns by using Copilot in Dataverse

• Import and export data by using Microsoft Excel

• Determine when to use Microsoft Dataverse for Teams or Microsoft Dataverse

Manage Microsoft Power Platform components during development

• Create a Dataverse solution

• Export and import a Dataverse solution

• Export and import a non-solution canvas app or a non-solution cloud flow

• Add existing components to a Dataverse solution

Analyze and visualize data (10–15%)

Create and consume Microsoft Power BI dashboards

• Create a simple report from an existing dataset by using Power BI Service

• Create Power BI dashboards from existing reports

• 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

Create business solutions (50–55%)

Create and manage model-driven apps

• Create and configure 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 app dashboards

• Create and configure model-driven app charts

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

• Add canvas app assets and components

• Describe modern controls and themes

Create and manage screens for canvas apps

• Determine when to use screens, forms, containers, galleries, buttons, labels, input controls, images, charts, and custom controls

• Configure UI elements

• Implement Power Fx formulas

• Implement collections and variables

• Run a Microsoft Power Automate cloud flow from a canvas app

Create Power Automate cloud flows

• Describe types of triggers

• Configure triggers

• Configure flow steps

• Test and troubleshoot a cloud flow

• Implement conditional logic

• Create approvals and monitor the approval process by using Power Automate and Microsoft Teams

• Share cloud flows

To simulate the real exam experience, each practice test has a passing score set at 70%. This reflects the requirements of the actual PL-100 exam, allowing you to gauge your readiness and identify areas that may need further improvement. You will have 120 minutes to complete each practice test, providing a realistic time constraint similar to the real exam

Whether you’re an aspiring app maker, a business professional, or an IT enthusiast looking to expand your skillset, our practice tests are tailored to meet your needs. Our pass guarantee ensures that if you diligently prepare using our practice tests and do not pass the actual exam, you will receive a full refund

Overall, our Microsoft Power Platform PL-100 practice tests are a valuable resource for anyone preparing to take the Microsoft Power Platform PL-100 exam. They provide an opportunity to test and validate your knowledge, and to gain experience answering questions in a simulated exam environment. With our comprehensive practice tests and support resources, you can feel confident and prepared as you work towards your Microsoft Power Platform PL-100 certification.

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