PL-900 Demonstrate the capabilities of Power Apps Practice Question
In a model-driven app, a user wants to see a map of all customer addresses on a form. Which feature should be enabled?
⚠ Common exam trap
PL-900 often tests the confusion between form controls that look similar in the designer — candidates pick Timeline or Associated View when the question specifically asks for geographic/map visualization.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Map control
The Map control in Power Apps model-driven apps renders address fields on a form as an interactive map, plotting customer locations based on latitude/longitude or address data. Enabling it on the form gives users a visual geographic view of all customer addresses without custom development.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Notes section
Why it's wrong here
Notes store free-text annotations attached to a record, so they cannot render geographic coordinates or plot addresses on a map. The feature is tempting because it captures supplementary customer detail directly on the form, and it would be the right choice when users need to log comments or attach supporting documentation against a record.
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Map control
Why this is correct
The map control renders address data from a form's address fields as an interactive map, letting users visualise customer locations directly. Enabling it on the form satisfies the requirement to see all customer addresses plotted geographically.
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Associated View
Why it's wrong here
Associated View displays related records in a grid on a form, so it cannot render addresses as map pins. It is tempting because it surfaces child records alongside the parent, which suits scenarios needing a filtered list of related rows — not geographic visualisation. The map requirement needs a geospatial control instead.
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Timeline control
Why it's wrong here
The timeline control displays activity records, such as appointments and emails, chronologically against a record; it renders no geographic data. It would be the right choice when a form must surface a unified, interactive history of interactions with a customer, rather than plotting addresses spatially.
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