Create model-driven apps
48 practice questions under this official exam objective (AB-410), each with the answer key, an option-by-option explanation and instant feedback.
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48 total · page 2 of 3Configuring Non-Persisted Derived Values in Dataverse
This question tests knowledge of Dataverse derived values, specifically how to create dynamic calculations that are not stored in the database.
Updating Dataverse Table Schema in Power Apps Solutions
Learn how to update existing Dataverse tables in Power Apps by enabling change tracking for the Services table and adding new columns to the Equipment
Creating Power Platform Solution Packages
Learn where to create solution packages for promoting Power Apps and Power Automate components. The correct location is the Power Apps maker portal.
Selecting Page Types for Model-Driven Apps
Learn which page types to use in Power Apps model-driven apps to edit records and integrate third-party data sources with minimal custom code.
Selecting Power Apps Chart Types for Sales Data Visualization
Learn which Power Apps chart types best visualize monthly revenue trends, status proportions, and sales pipeline progression in model-driven apps.
Resolving Model-Driven App Access Issues via Security Roles
Learn how to resolve inaccessible model-driven apps by assigning proper Dataverse security roles to users, ensuring they have the required privileges
Configure a stacked column dashboard chart for opportunity pipeline
This AB-410 hotspot tests model-driven dashboard chart configuration for opportunity pipeline. The correct setup uses a stacked column chart, exposes
Model-driven app navigation: site map and table selection
This AB-410 scenario tests model-driven app navigation and table availability. The answer is to customize the site map for logical groupings and add o
Visualize Data Alongside Rows in a Model-Driven App
To give managers aggregated, visual data next to a list of rows inside the app, you create a system chart on the table and display it with the view. T
Restrict Row Visibility in Model-Driven App Views
In a model-driven app, limiting which customer rows a user group can see is a combination of view security and view filtering: security roles are assi
Configuring Security Roles for 5,000 Users with Minimal Effort
In Microsoft Dataverse, security roles should be assigned to a business unit team (such as the default business unit owner team) rather than to indivi
How do you configure conditional form behavior in a model-driven app?
In a model-driven app main form, mandatory data entry is enforced by setting the column requirement level to Business required, while conditional disp
How to Configure Manager and Position Hierarchy in Power Apps?
This scenario covers configuring Dataverse security hierarchies to meet complex organizational visibility requirements. The page establishes how to pr
Configuring Visual Insights in Model-Driven Apps
This question addresses how to provide managers with aggregated visual insights and parallel row lists within a Microsoft Dataverse model-driven app.
Restricting a Model-Driven App View to Managers
In a model-driven app, access to an individual public view is controlled by sharing that view with a specific security role rather than by table-wide
How do you restrict access to a form and system view?
In a model-driven app, access to an individual form and an individual system view is controlled with Dataverse security roles applied at the object le
Role-Based Form Access and Default Forms in Model-Driven Apps
In a model-driven app, multiple forms for one Dataverse table are controlled by form-level security roles and form order, so each user role sees only
Adding a Dashboard for Visual Insights in the App
For model-driven apps, dashboards provide aggregated charts and visual KPIs shown alongside a list of rows directly inside the app. This page explains
Power Platform AI Evaluation Components
Learn which Power Platform components capture input, evaluate it autonomously using AI, and route submissions based on business logic.
Configuring Model-Driven App Table Icons
This scenario tests the correct sequence for configuring distinct icons for custom tables in a Microsoft Power Platform model-driven app to enhance us