A company sells antique books. The company stores data about book locations in an existing system by using the following database fields: Room, Shelf.
The company must import the data from the existing system into a Power Platform solution. Existing data into must be modified to match the design of the new solution.
You need to recommend a solution to combine the room and shelf fields into a single column during the import process.
Which tool should you recommend?

A. Power Platform dataflows

B. Data Import Wizard

C. import from CSV

D. Microsoft Excel Online








 

Suggested Answer: B

Dataverse includes a web application tool called Import Data Wizard. You use this tool to import data records from one or more comma-separated values (.csv),
XML Spreadsheet 2003 (.xml), or text files.
Use transformation mapping to modify data before importing it. For example, split a full name that is contained in the source file into a first name and a last name to match the target columns for a table.
Note:
To implement data import, you typically do the following:
✑ Create a comma-separated values (CSV), XML Spreadsheet 2003 (XMLSS), or text source file.
✑ Create a data map or use an existing data map.
✑ Create a comma-separated values (CSV), XML Spreadsheet 2003 (XMLSS), or text source file.
✑ Create a data map or use an existing data map.
✑ Associate an import file with a data map.
✑ Upload the content from a source file to the associated import file.
✑ Parse the import file.
✑ Transform the parsed data.
✑ Upload the transformed data into the target Dataverse server.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/import-data
 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/add-transformation-mappings-import

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