Test 2 - Filters and Misc Hard Flashcards

1
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What are 3 ways you can create filters?

A
  1. Select data points in view to keep or exclude
  2. Select headers to keep or exclude entire columns/rows
  3. Drag dimensions, measures, and date fields to the Filters shelf
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2
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What types of filters can you use on dimensions?

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  1. General
  2. Wildcard
  3. Condition
  4. Top
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3
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What is the first step in filtering a measure?

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Aggregation

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4
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In what ways can you filter measures?

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  1. Range of values
  2. At least
  3. At most
  4. Special (to filter on nulls)
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5
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In what ways can you filter dates?

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  1. Relative dates
  2. Range of dates
  3. Discrete dates
  4. Latest date
  5. Individual dates
  6. Special (to filter on nulls)
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6
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How do you add an extract filter?

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  1. Select ‘Extract’ in the data source pane and Edit
  2. Click Edit next to Filters
  3. Select Add Filter
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7
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How do you create a data source filter?

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  1. Click Add under Filters in the data source pane
  2. Click Add…
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8
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How do you create a context filter?

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Click the dropdown on an existing filter and select ‘Add to Context’

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9
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How do you apply filters to multiple sheets and data sources?

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Right click a field in the filters shelf and select the appropriate options

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10
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What fields are required to create a forecast?

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a date dimension and a measure

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11
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How can you add a forecast to the view?

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  1. Right click the view and select Forecast>Show Forecast
  2. Analysis pane>Forecast>Show Forecast
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12
Q

How do you rename a column?

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Data Source pane: double-click or use the dropdown on a column header and select Rename

Data pane: drop down or click and tap and select rename

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13
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How do you use a parameter as a reference line?

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  1. Create the parameter
  2. Add a reference line
  3. In the reference line dialog box, select your parameter under Value
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14
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In what ways can you create groups?

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  1. Select data in the view and click on the paperclip icon in the tooltip or toolbar
  2. Right click a field in the data pane>Create>Group
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15
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What is the purpose of groups?

A

combine related members in a field

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16
Q

What is the purpose of sets?

A

compare and ask questions about a subset of data

17
Q

How do you create a dynamic set?

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Right click a dimension in the data pane>Create>Set

18
Q

How do you create a fixed set?

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Select one or more marks or headers in the view, right click, select Create Set

19
Q

What fields are needed to create a symbol map?

A

Lat in rows, Long in columns, location in detail, measure in size

20
Q

What fields are needed to create a heat map?

A

Dimension in rows, measure in label and color, mark type square

21
Q

What fields are needed to create a density map?

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Lat in rows, long in columns, location in detail, measure in color, mark type density

22
Q

What fields are needed to create a chloropleth map?

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Lat in rows, long in columns, location in detail, measure in color, automatic marks

23
Q

How do you remove grid lines and row or column bands?

A

Format in main menu> Lines or Shading as needed

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