Exam PL-300 topic 2 question 7 discussion

Row label: Name Key column: ID Is featured table: Yes

Maybe a Row label must be a Name.

Surely Cost Center is wrong and the name identifies the business to users??

correct answer is Name, ID and Yes

Row Label: Name Key column: ID Is featured Table: Yes

Shouldn't this be an Excel question rather than power bi?

this youtube video speaks the correct answer on its own! Row label: Name Key column: ID Is featured table: Yes

may I ask why we need a feature table here?

Row label: Name Key column: ID Is featured table: Yes The reason for "Row label" as Name is that the "Name" of a Business Unit would be more descriptive and recognizable to users than a numeric ID or a Cost Center code, making it easier to identify the Business Unit in Excel.

Name, ID, Yes. Name it will be a Business Unit Name.

Do experienced users of Power BI use this feature at all?

"Name", "Headcount" and "Yes" are correct answers. It is because in row label, we should choose the "Name" column as the row label because it is typically the primary identifier or name associated with the data in an organization data type. In column we should choose the "Headcount" column as the column because it represents a numeric value (presumably the headcount) associated with the organization data. Is featured table, we should select "Yes" to indicate that this table should be recognized as an organization data type in Excel.

This has not been shown in any of the path on the microsoft sites suggested for the pl-300...

For me Name doesn't mean much. In a report in the corp level I've only ever used Cost Center, oddly enough i've never been asked the name of the cost center.. (weird probably yeah) and we have one but still

There could be more than one business units under a cost centre so I think Business Unit Name should be the correct choice for Row label.

Correct answer Cost Center ID Yes with this explanation In a table or matrix visualization in Power BI, the row labels are typically the fields that define the categories or groups along the rows of the table or matrix. In the case of the given fields, "Cost Center" and "Headcount" can be considered as row labels because they represent categories or groups along the rows of the table or matrix. "ID" and "Name" are typically used as column labels or values. However, the choice of row labels ultimately depends on the specific analysis and reporting needs of the data.

In a table or matrix visualization in Power BI, the row labels are typically the fields that define the categories or groups along the rows of the table or matrix. In the case of the given fields, "Cost Center" and "Headcount" can be considered as row labels because they represent categories or groups along the rows of the table or matrix. "ID" and "Name" are typically used as column labels or values. However, the choice of row labels ultimately depends on the specific analysis and reporting needs of the data.