Q: 12
HOTSPOT You are reviewing policies for the SharePoint Online environment. For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. 
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YES YES NO. Sometimes people pick YES for #3 by mistake, but retention period ends Jan 2026 based on creation date. Seen similar wording trip folks up on practice. Policy doesn't protect after that, so last one is definitely NO.
Yep, still think it's YES YES NO. Retention policy is set to start from creation date, so the file's only protected up to Jan 2026. After that, like in statement 3, it's not retained anymore. Pretty sure this matches Microsoft behavior unless there's a different trigger date set. Agree?
YES YES NO. Same as what others have, since the policy is based on the created date for retention, not last modified. Unless the org changed it to trigger on modification (which isn't mentioned), #3 should stay NO.
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I picked the same. SharePoint retention still applies up to the expiry date, so first two are protected but by April 2026 it's outside the retention window. Anyone see a scenario where #3 would be YES? Pretty sure that's not possible.
I picked the same. SharePoint retention still applies up to the expiry date, so first two are protected but by April 2026 it's outside the retention window. Anyone see a scenario where #3 would be YES? Pretty sure that's not possible.
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Makes sense, it's YES YES NO. Retention is 5 years from creation, so nothing protects the file after Jan 2026.
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