Exam PL-300 topic 3 question 43 discussion

An Average reference Line Axis Should be the correct answer

C and A

My vote for "an average reference line" and for "Axis" Cannot even understand how it could work adding month and days into the values (if this would be possible in a line graoh) merging dates with numbers (number of employees)

an average reference line, axis

There is no VALUES field in that visual. Furthermore, Axis is a date/time, so basically you might want to add time values in there too. Now… if you want a full refresh with other data format, you might want to use Drill through field and add your date values there.. So answer is Average ref line and AXIS

In line chart there is no field such as value. You have axis, and y axis. In y axis, we obviously have measure and in axis date. Correct answer is Average reference line and Axis.

Average Reference Line and Axis is the correct answer

an average reference line, axis

Average reference line, Axis

Box 1: an average reference line With the Analytics pane in Power BI Desktop, you can add dynamic reference lines to visuals, and provide focus for important trends or insights. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/desktop-analytics-pane Box 2: Axis The question is about drill-down and not drill-through. https://radacad.com/drill-down-and-up-in-power-bi-explained "For example, in the visual below I have SalesAmount as the Value of the column chart, and the Date field (OrderDate) as the X-Axis. Date hierarchy in a Power BI visual This will lead to seeing drill down/up buttons on the top of the visual (or at the bottom of it if the visual is touched at the very top of the report)"

A and C -- For drill down Axis should be used

correct answer is - An Average reference Line - Axis

The Answer is C & A, is because for drill down we need to use X-axis, so the answer is axis