Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) Practice Test

Power BI can indeed generate visualizations from Common Data Service (CDS) audit logs, but the insights it can provide are somewhat limited. This is because while the audit logs capture extensive information about changes made to the data—such as who made a change, what changed, and when—this data needs to be processed and structured effectively to generate meaningful visual representations.

When using Power BI to visualize CDS audit logs, organizations may find that although they can access the data and create reports, the type of insights obtained may not cover the full breadth of analytics capabilities found in more structured datasets. This limitation is often due to the nature of the log data, which is more transactional and less structured compared to regular data models.

The other options present varying levels of misunderstanding regarding the capabilities of Power BI with CDS audit logs. For instance, saying that it's fully supported and provides comprehensive data would be misleading, as it does not allow for the robust analytics one might expect from more traditional data sources. Additionally, the idea that visualizations are restricted to recent changes does not reflect the ability to analyze historical audit log data as a whole, though insights may still be constrained.