MB-200 Exam - Question 65

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On a Contact record, a user creates a note that contains the word running.

One week later, the user reports that they cannot find the Contact record associated with the note.

You need to find the note.

Solution: Use Quick Find Search on the Notes list to search for the word run.

Does the solution meet the goal?

Examice · Accepted Answer

Using Quick Find Search on the Notes list to search for the word 'run' will not effectively find the note containing the word 'running'. Quick Find Search typically requires the exact match or use of wildcards to find partial matches. Since 'run' is only a part of 'running', the search may not return the desired result, thus not meeting the goal.

FahadShaikh · Answer

Simply searching "run" will not help. The quick find will get you results on *run or *run* but not for just "run"
So the answer is "NO"

FahadShaikh · Answer

In exam question

ceejaybee · Answer

"No" is correct. Unless "running" is the first word in the Note, you won't find it by typing in "run", you need to type "*run"

maximn1384 · Answer

there is no such thing "Quick Find Search on the Notes list" as Notes can not be part of the sitemap hence no option to use a regular quick find.

drpepper24 · Answer

can someone confirm the answer on this?

arshad · Answer

No is correct as can't find notes in Quick Find as child of cases

ning · Answer

This question is asking to find the note record or contact record, if only note record than quick search on note entity should be able to find "running" while type in "run" ...

omarrana · Answer

the answer is yes or no?

Imane · Answer

This is right because quick find is limited to just the record type or entity refer to : https://crmbook.powerobjects.com/basics/searching-and-navigation/searching-crm/search-capabilities/

Harish1509 · Answer

Dynamics 365 (online) users have a new way to find what they are looking for. Relevance Search finds matches to any word in the search term in any field in an entity enabled for Relevance Search (including text in notes, attachments in an e-mail or appointment). It uses the external search service of Microsoft Azure to boost search performance. It returns the results in a single list, sorted by relevance and searches inflectional words. For example searching the word “print” will return results like “printing”, and “printed” as well. Wildcard searching is no longer required.

Users can further narrow their search by using the Global Facets of Record Type, Owner, Modified On, and Created On.

Pyone · Answer

When I typed "run" in quick find search in the note list, I can find it. 
So Answer supposed to be Yes according to my testing. But why answer is No.?

sgupta1985 · Answer

"The fields you add in the Quick Find view become part of the Relevance Search index"
Ref: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/configure-relevance-search-organization#configure-searchable-fields-for-relevance-search

Based on which the correct answer should be YES(A)

MB-200 Exam - Question 65

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