Microsoft Power Platform Developer: PL-400

Correct Answer: D

There are two steps to set up security permissions for a column.

1.

Enable column security on one or more columns for a given table.

2.

Associate one more existing security profiles, or create one or more new security profiles to grant the appropriate access to specific users or teams.

Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/set-up-security-permissions-field

Correct Answer: BC

B: Overview of column-level security Column-level security is available for the default columns on most out-of-box tables, custom columns, and custom columns on custom tables. Column-level security is managed by the security profiles. To implement column-level security, a system administrator performs the following tasks.

Enable column security on one or more columns for a given table.

Associate one more existing security profiles, or create one or more new security profiles to grant the appropriate access to specific users or teams.

A security profile determines the following: Permissions to the secure columns Users and teams assigned access

A security profile can be configured to grant user or team members the following permissions at the column level:

Read. Read-only access to the column's data.

Create. Users or teams in this profile can add data to this column when creating a row.

Update. Users or teams in this profile can update the column's data after it has been created.

C: setSubmitMode sets whether data from the column will be submitted when the record is saved.

Description: Set one of the following mode values:

always: The data is always sent with a save.

never: The data is never sent with a save. When this value is used, the column(s) in the form for this column cannot be edited.

dirty: Default behavior. The data is sent with the save when it has changed.

Remarks

Use this method to control when data for a column is submitted when a record is created or saved. For example, you may have a column on the form that is only intended to control logic in the form. You are not interested in capturing the data

in it. You might set it so that the data is not saved. Or you may have a Plugin that depends on the value always being included. You may want to set the column so that it will always be included.

Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/field-level-security https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/reference/attributes/setsubmitmode

Correct Answer:

Box 1: DIFFINMINUTES(Created on, Delivery Time)

DIFFINMINUTES (date and time, date and time) returns the difference in minutes between two Date and Time columns.

Box 2: Duration

Reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/common-data-service/define-calculated-fields