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Actual exam question from QlikView's QSBA2018
Question #: 15
Topic #: 1
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Refer to the exhibit.
A business analyst must analyze sales using an existing sales order app.
✑ The Orders table in the app was added from a QVD file using the data manager
✑ The Orders table in the app and the QVD do NOT contain a SalesAmount field
✑ SalesAmount can be calculated by multiplying the Quantity and UnitPrice
How should the business analyst add a SalesAmount field into the Orders table?

  • A. In the data manager, create a new calculated field, SalesAmount, and set the expression value to Sum(UnitPrice * Quantity)
  • B. In the data mode viewer, add a calculated field named SalesAmount with the expression UnitPrice * Quantity
  • C. In the data manager, add a calculated field named SalesAmount with the expression UnitPrice * Quantity
  • D. In the Orders QVD file, add an additional field named SalesAmount with the expression UnitPrice * Quantity
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️

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peachman
1 year, 4 months ago
Selected Answer: C
A) Incorrect because you don't need the SUM() function as you are effecting line items from the QVD not aggregating. B) Incorrect because you can't add columns in the data model viewer page. C) Correct because you can use the data manger to add a new field D) Incorrect because you cant edit the QVD as you are a consumer of the QVD not the creator of it in this situation. this would be a valid solution however if you had access to the QVD builder script.
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elipsa
1 year, 7 months ago
Selected Answer: C
C. In the data manager, add a calculated field named SalesAmount with the expression UnitPrice * Quantity
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