DRAG DROP -
You are developing a Power Platform solution. You are modifying a business process flow. You have created a new radial knob for the Total amount value and have added the radial knob to the form.
The Total amount value must be entered at initiation before moving to the next step.
You need to configure the business process flow.
Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.
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Step 1: Add another step to the business process flow.
Configure custom controls on a related entity form
In this version of the preview, the easiest way to add custom controls to a BPF is to begin by adding them to a form of the entity that the BPF stage is defined on.
In our example, the Budget Amount and Decision Maker steps of the Qualify stage are defined on the Lead entity. We begin by adding these fields to the Lead main form, and then configure the radial knob and flip switch custom controls for them.
Step 2: Open the business process in the Business Process Flow designer and select Activate/Update.
Generate and export the BPF form
To generate the form for a business process you want to add custom controls to, open the business process in the BPF designer and click on Activate/Update.
Step 3: Copy custom control configurations to the business process flow FormXML for the related entity form.
Copy custom control configurations to the BPF FormXML
To add custom controls to the BPF, we begin by copying the custom control configurations from the Lead entity form that we just exported. To do this, we begin by viewing the FormXML for the Lead entity form, which can be found in the 'customizations' file in the solution zip file.
Step 4: Import the solution into Dataverse.
Import customizations into the CDS (aka Dataverse) environment
Now that we're done making our changes, save the customizations.xml document and add it to the managed solution zip file containing the BPF, replacing the file within it.
Next, import these changes into your CDS environment by going to the Solutions tab in the PowerApps portal and click 'Import'.
Reference:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Community-Blog/Preview-Custom-Controls-in-Business-Process-Flows/ba-p/263237

This question is in PL-400 Microsoft Power Platform Developer Exam
For getting Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Developer Associate Certificate




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