Exam PL-300 topic 2 question 83 discussion

Correct answer is C To have the same exact matrix, you need to put the different measures in the "Values" well and then to go to the format pane of your matrix and select "Switch values to rows" under the "Values" section.

Calculated values will provide the summary values in a matrix table

Values in a matrix visual

C is correct. Put measures in Values then switch values to rows in the formatting of the matrix

It seems to be a matrix, we need to put the measures in the values

c. Value

Values

none of the solutions work in a PBI desktop report. You can put ONE measure into values but as soon as you put the second one it becomes a second row header with corresponding values

The correct answer is C - Values. Firstly, this type of visualization is a MATRIX. If you do a simple test in PowerBI Desktop, you can see that in the "Rows" section, we can't add measures! Most likely, the names of the measures in the rows of the matrix appear because the measures were put in "fields parameteres" that generated a Calculated Table, and the actual values of the measures appear by adding the measures (not from the Calculated Table) in the "Values" section.

It is not possible to put a measure in Columns. You can only put a measure in Values. However, putting the measures in Values is not going to produce the same visual. Neither of the answers is correct in my opinion.

C. Values

Values

Should be Values