An organization is using Microsoft Power Query when connecting to data sources in Dynamics 365...

Correct:

* After you save a Power Query data source, you have to manually trigger the initial refresh process.

* You can add additional tables to the data source using Get Data functionality in the Power Query.

Incorrect:

* After you save a Power Query data source, you have to manually trigger the initial refresh process.

* You can only add additional columns to the dataset in Power Query before the data source is created in Customer Insights - Data.

* You must create a separate Power Query data source for each table you wish to ingest.

Note:

* After you save a Power Query data source, you have to manually trigger the initial refresh process.

For Power BI users, refreshing data typically means importing data from the original data sources into a semantic model, either based on a refresh schedule or on demand. You can perform multiple semantic model refreshes daily, which might be necessary if the underlying source data changes frequently.

* You can add additional tables to the data source using Get Data functionality in the Power Query.

When using Power Query in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data, you have the flexibility to add additional tables to your data source through the Get Data functionality. This allows you to manage multiple tables and sources efficiently within a single Power Query environment.