{"id":111307,"date":"2023-08-02T02:39:53","date_gmt":"2023-08-02T02:39:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/blog\/?p=111307"},"modified":"2023-08-02T02:39:56","modified_gmt":"2023-08-02T02:39:56","slug":"power-bi-certification-exam-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.learnexams.com\/blog\/2023\/08\/02\/power-bi-certification-exam-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"Power BI Certification Exam 2023"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p>If you want your data to automatically refresh as you interact with visualizations, which<br>option should you choose?<br>A) Import<br>B) DirectQuery &#8211; B) DirectQuery<br>Explanation: When you use DirectQuery, no data is imported into Power BI Desktop. As<br>you create or interact with a visualization, PowerBI Desktop queries the underlying data<br>source, i.e. you&#8217;re always viewing current data.<br>How do you connect to Excel files that contain target figures? The solution should<br>involve minimum manual work when new Excel files are created.<br>A) Connect to the files with Folder connector and use the Combine Binaries<br>functionality.<br>B) Connect to a new file each month, perform transformations, and use Append function<br>in Power Query Editor to combine all targets in the same table. &#8211; A) Connect to the<br>files with Folder connector and use the Combine Binaries functionality.<br>Explanation: Connecting to files separately will take time if there are lots of files in the<br>folder. Its always better to connect to folder if files have same structure. If you copy new<br>files in that folder with same structure, that file will be loaded automatically without doing<br>any change to data sources.<br>Imagine that you have created a query named &#8220;Customers&#8221; in a PowerBI Desktop to<br>append the rowss from three external tables with customer data into a single output<br>table named &#8220;Customers&#8221;.<br>What would be the best approach to add a new fabricated ID column to the Customers<br>table to ensure that every row in the &#8220;Customers&#8221; table contains a unique ID value?<br>A) Modify the Customer query by adding a counter column.<br>B) Modify the data model by extending the Customers table with a Counter column.<br>C) Modify the customers query by adding an index column.<br>D) Modify the data model by extending the Customers table with an index column. &#8211; C)<br>Modify the Customers query by adding an index column.<br>1 \/ 3<br>Explanation: Index column option is available in query editor to add indexed column<br>starting from 0, 1, or custom number.<br>Which two of the following strategies are recommended when designing the queries to<br>import data from an OLTP-style database into a Power BI Desktop project?<br>A) Normalizing the data model to make it better suited for data analysis and reporting.<br>B) Denormalizing the data model to make it better suited for data analysis and reporting.<br>C) Refactoring the imported tables into a multidimensional cube.<br>D) Refactoring the imported tables into a star schema. &#8211; B) Denormalizing the data<br>model to make it better suited for data analysis and reporting.<br>D) Refactoring the imported tables into a star schema.<br>Explanation: Denormalization and star schema is desired to transform the data in the<br>format that is best fit for visualizations.<br>Which of the following statements are true with respect to designing a Power BI<br>Desktop project in DirectQuery mode?<br>A) All queries within the project must be from a single source database.<br>B) No support for parent-child DAX functions.<br>C) You cannot convert column data types when editing a query.<br>D) You cannot add measures to the data model. &#8211; B) No support for parent-child<br>functions.<br>Explanation: When in DirectQuery mode, it is not possible to use the family of &#8216;DAX<br>PATH( )&#8217; functions that generally handle parent-child structures, such as chart of<br>accounts, or employee hierarchies.<br>Which three transformations are available when you right-click a column header in the<br>Query Editor window?<br>A) Remove<br>B) Duplicate Column<br>C) Change Type<br>2 \/ 3<br>D) Count Rows &#8211; A) Remove<br>B) Duplicate Column<br>C) Change Type<br>D) Count Rows<br>Answer: Count Rows option is not there when you right click on column.<br>When using the &#8220;Split Column by Delimiter&#8221; transformation, which option may result in<br>more than two columns?<br>A) At the left-most delimiter.<br>B) At each occurrence of the delimiter.<br>C) At the right-most delimiter.<br>D) None of the Above. &#8211; B) At each occurrence of the delimiter.<br>Explanation: Using &#8220;At each occurrence of the delimiter&#8221;, number of columns will<br>depend on number of times a delimiter is used in string\/text.<br>Select the feature that allows you to navigate through HTML tags to get the data from<br>website?<br>A) Get JSON Data.<br>B) Web Scraping.<br>C) Scaffolding. &#8211; B) Web Scraping<br>Explanation: Web Scraping is the new feature of PowerBI that allows you to navigate<br>through HTML tags to get data from website.<br>Client provides you with SQL Server Analysis Service database connectivity with<br>Multidimensional database structure.<br>To import data use Get Data -&gt; SQL Server Analysis Service and data will be imported<br>to Power BI.<br>Is this statement correct?<br>A) True<br>B) False &#8211; B) False<br>A dataset is available in PowerBI service online. 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