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Exam Name:	Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst
Exam Code:	PL-300 Dumps
Vendor:	Microsoft	Certification:	Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst Associate
Questions:	386 Q&A's	Shared By:	coco

Question 24

Your company has employees in 10 states.

The company recently decided to associate each state to one of the following three regions: East, West, and North.

You have a data model that contains employee information by state. The model does NOT include region

information.

You have a report that shows the employees by state.

You need to view the employees by region as quickly as possible.

What should you do?

Options:

Create a new aggregation that summarizes by employee.

Create a new group on the state column and set the Group type to List.

Create a new group on the state column and set the Group type to Bin.

Create a new aggregation that summarizes by state.

Discussion

Question 25

You need to create a visual that compares profit across 10 product categories for a selected quarter.

What is the best visual to use to achieve the goal? More than one answer choice may achieve the goal Select the BEST answer.

Options:

an area chart

a clustered bar chart

a line chart

a funnel chart

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Question 26

You have sales data in a star schema that contains four tables named Sales, Customer, Date, and Product.

The Sales table contains purchase and ship dates.

Most often, you will use the purchase date to analyze the data, but you will analyze the data by both dates independently and together.

You need to design an imported dataset to support the analysis. The solution must minimize the model size and the number of queries against the data source.

Which data modeling design should you use?

Options:

Use the Auto Date/Time functionality in Microsoft Power BI and do NOT import the Date table.

Duplicate the Date query in Power Query and use active relationships between both Date tables.

On the Date table, use a reference query in Power Query and create active relationships between Sales and both Date tables in the modeling view.

Create an active relationship between Sales and Date for the purchase date and an inactive relationship for the ship date.

Discussion

Question 27

You plan to develop a Power BI report that has a bar chart to display the number of customers by location. You have a table named Customer that has the following columns:

• Customer ID

• CustomerName

• Address

• City

• ProvState

• Country

You need to allow users to drill down by location. The report will display the number of each customer by Country, and drill down to ProvState, and then to City. How should you configure the drill down in the bar chart?

Options:

In the Value field, add Country. In the Legend field, add ProvState at the top, followed by City.

In the Legend field, add Country. In the Axis field, add ProvState at the top, followed by City.

In the Axis field, add Country at the top, followed by ProvState, and then City.

In the Value field, add Country at the top, followed by ProvState, and then City.