The users can view the contact’s City, Zip code, and State in your model-driven app. But only the Sales team can view the full address. They have access to three additional columns: street1, street2, and phone. 
Please select the three steps you should take to accomplish the task.

Answer options:

A.Add all address fields to the security profile with “Yes” to Allow Read permission
B.Enable field security for all address columns
C.Add the three fields to the security profile with “Yes” to Allow Save permission
D.Create a security profile for the Sales team
E.Enable field security for street1, street2, phone columns
F.Create a security profile for the Users
G.Add the three fields to the security profile with “Yes” to Allow Read permission
H.
Add all address fields to the security profile with “Yes” to Allow Save permission

Correct Answers: D, E and G 
Microsoft Dataverse provides column (field) security on a column-by-column basis for most out-of-the-box tables. For management simplification, the Dataverse groups the secured column (field) permissions into a profile. A system administrator can grant access to the profiles to specific users or teams. 
You need to enable the Field security for the three contact columns (fields): street1, street2, and phone. You can do this using a classic interface. 

Then you create a Field security profile and add the Sales team as a Member. After that, for each of the three columns (fields), you set the “Allow Read” to “Yes.” 

All other options are incorrect. 
For more information about Dataverse Field Security Profiles, please visit the below URLs: 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/wp-security-cds#field-level-security-in-dataverse
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/field-level-security
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/add-teams-users-field-security-profile