Exam PL-300 topic 4 question 29 discussion

C is the correct answer. Note the part of the question that says "ONLY by connecting directly to the dataset." As mentioned in https://www.designmind.com/blog/business-intelligence/export-underlying-data-in-power-bi, "You should export summarized data when you want to see the relevant data in the visualization." Therefore, D cannot be the right answer, as summarized data is not obtained from connecting directly to the dataset, but rather by effectively filtering the dataset based on the contents of the visualization. Additionally, the "data with current layout and underlying data" part is irrelevant - by allowing Summarized data to be exported, we allow forms of analyzing data other than connecting directly to the dataset, and thus fail the requirements of the question.

The correct answer is D. C is incorrect because if you change the export data setting to None, users will not be able to export the data in any form. By providing the users with Summarized data, data with current layout and underlying data option, it will not change the way data is visualized in the report, but it allows the users to download the data and analyze it with Excel.

As stated by glenman0202 the tricky par in this question is "...only by connecting directly to the dataset" therefore the report export options must be disabled

chatgpt reply : Option A

C is correct

la bonne réponse est C car la réponse D interdit aux utilisateurs d'analyser avec excel

Excel can be connected directly to an online PowerBI dataset, according to this page https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-connect-power-bi-datasets-excel Therefore, the only correct answer is C. D would allow an exported local copy of the data even if only summarized, which is not allowed in this scenario.

D is the correct answer

So what is the answer?

C is the correct answer. The word ONLY indicates that users are not allowed to export data. The answer is in the question.

From GPT: C. For the report, change the Export data setting to None would be the correct option. By changing the Export data setting for the report to None, you can prevent users from exporting data from the report to Excel. This ensures that users can analyze data in Excel only by connecting directly to the dataset. Option A, certifying the dataset used by the report, does not ensure that users can analyze data in Excel only by connecting directly to the dataset. Option B, changing the default visual interaction for the report, does not ensure that users can analyze data in Excel only by connecting directly to the dataset. Option D, changing the Export data setting for the report to Summarized data, data with current layout and underlying data, allows users to export data from the report to Excel, which is not what is required in this scenario.

The user needs to have access to report data. D is correct answer

Please igonore my first response After review in detail correct answer is C

There is no "None" Option inside export data under report setting

Question said "Only by connecting directly to the dataset." it means the user should not be able to EXPORT the data from report.

C is correct i believe.

Correct Answer "D" D. For the report, change the Export data setting to Summarized data, data with current layout, and underlying data. By granting users the Build permission for the dataset, you have given them the ability to connect directly to the dataset using tools such as Microsoft Excel. To ensure that users can only analyze data in Excel by connecting directly to the dataset, you can change the Export data setting for the report to "Summarized data, data with current layout, and underlying data." This setting allows users to export data from the report to Excel, but only in a summarized format or with the current visual layout. It also allows users to view the underlying data in Excel, but not to export it as raw data. This helps to ensure that users can only access the data through the approved channel, which is the direct connection to the dataset. No confusion, No need to discuss further