Environment variable

What is the primary purpose of Environment Variables in Power Platform?

• b. Manage user access
• Store global data

• c. Create new environments
• d. Define table relationships

Which type of data can be stored in an Environment Variable?

• Records in a table

• Configuration values

• Only text data
• Calculated fields

In which Power Platform components can you use Environment Variables?

• Power Apps and Power BI
• Power BI and Power Automate
• Power Virtual Agents and Power BI
• Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents

What is the scope of a User Environment Variable?

• Limited to the entire system
• Limited to a specific application
• Limited to a single file
• Limited to the current user's session

What happens when you change the value of an Environment Variable?

• The change is applied immediately

• It requires approval from administrators

• It triggers a workflow

• The change is applied after the next environment refresh

Which action is NOT possible with Environment Variables?

• Modifying system settings
• Creating new environment variables
• Deleting existing environment variables
• Running a program with a specific environment variable

What is the main advantage of using Environment Variables over hardcoding values in apps?

• Centralized control and management

• Compatibility with external databases

• Simplicity and ease of use
• Increased performance and speed

What happens if you delete an Environment Variable that is being used in an app?

• The app becomes corrupted

• The app continues to work with the last known value

• The app will not Open

• The app prompts for a new variable