Question 1

A Tableau consultant is creating an interactive dashboard for a retail client. The client wants to dynamically adjust the sales threshold and see how it affects the number of stores meeting the target sales.

Which technique should the consultant use to facilitate this interactivity?

Options :

A : Dynamic URL action

B : Parameter action

C : Filter action

D : Sheet swapping

Answer: B

Question 2

In a Tableau workbook, a consultant observes that a data set filter for excluding certain product categories is not impacting a percentile rank calculation as expected. The percentile rank is being calculated including all categories, regardless of the filter.

What might be causing this issue in light of Tableau’s order of operations?

Options :

A : The filter is applied as a context filter, which is processed after the percentile rank calculation

B : The percentile rank calculation is a table calculation and is computed after non-context filters are applied

C : The filter is not set as a context filter, so it is applied after the percentile rank calculation

D : The filter is incorrectly applied to the wrong field in the data set

Answer: C

Question 3

A consultant is setting up RLS for a school’s Tableau project where teachers should access data only for their classes, while the principal needs access to all class data.

What is the best approach for setting up RLS?

Options :

A : Use user functions to assign specific class data access to each teacher and global access to the principal

B : Implement group functions based on grade levels, ignoring individual class assignments

C : Create one general access level for all staff to simplify the RLS setup

D : Manually adjust access rights each term based on class rosters

Answer: A

Question 4

Your company follows a fiscal year that starts in July. In Tableau, you need to create a view that compares quarterly sales figures based on this fiscal calendar.

Which approach should you take to accurately represent fiscal quarters?

Options :

A : Use the standard DATEPART function to extract quarters and create a calculated field for comparison

B : Create a calculated field that modifies the DATEPART function to align with the fiscal year starting in July

C : Implement a FIXED Level of Detail (LOD) expression to segregate data by standard calendar quarters

D : Use the DATETRUNC function to truncate dates to the nearest quarter without adjusting for the fiscal year

Answer: B

Question 5

As part of a data governance strategy, you need to manage and reduce data proliferation in your Tableau environment. What approach should you recommend?

Options :

A : Encourage users to create local copies of data sources for individualized analysis

B : Centralize data sources and implement strict permissions to control their creation and duplication

C : Increase the storage capacity of the Tableau Server to accommodate more data sources

D : Provide training for users to create more efficient data sources

Answer: B

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