Exam PL-300 topic 2 question 13 discussion

Correct answer: D. Split the visuals onto multiple pages.

D is the correct answer. Because our report page contains a large number of visuals (both default and AppSource visuals) and users are experiencing slow load times, splitting the visuals onto multiple pages can help. This way, each page loads a subset of visuals, reducing the initial load time and improving the overall performance of the report. Users can navigate between pages to access different sets of visuals.

In case you are not sure about D, you could also simply dismiss the solutions A, B and C and this would confirm D solution A- there are not details about what measures are set for the report so not clear improving DAX measures would improve visuals load B- no indication visual interactions are disabled (by default they are not). In cas ethey would be disabled , enbling them I think would even make worse the visual interaction as there would be more details for PBI to take care of C-no details on what visuals are used in the report and what are the AppSource visuals either so again it's not clear how this could improve visual load (I would say default PBI visuals should have better performance than AppSource ones though) D- spliting all visuals onto multiple pages would result in redied number of visuals to be loaded/refreshed when users would be moving page to page, so this should improve visuals load

D - Split the visuals onto multiple pages

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Too many visuals on a single page. Split visuals across multiple pages.

D. I had the same question on my exam

D is a easy way to avoid this issue.

D is correct. Each visual is a individual query that is triggered once the report page is opened. Logically, the more visual there are on a single report page the slower the report will become. Splitting the report in multiple report pages would be the impropriate solution.

With slow loading always split the report page.

D is correct answer

D. Split the visuals onto multiple pages.

D. Split the visuals onto multiple pages.

Split the visuals onto multiple pages. (D)