You create a parameter named Choose Region that contains values from a field named Region. You want users to be able to use the Choose Region parameter to interact with a chart by toggling between different regions. What should you do next?
A.
Set the Choose Region parameter to Single Value (list).
B.
Add the [Region] = [choose Region] formula to the Filters card.
C.
Add Region to the Filters card.
D.
Add the Choose Region parameter to the Pages card.
I did the various examples and B is the correct answer. You can either create create a calculated field or you can add the same code in the condition tab of the Filter to tie the filtering to the parameter. Hence, the answer is B.
No, answer C is wrong. Of course, you can add Region to filters card but the question was about the parameter Choose Region and how to use it as a filter to interact with a chart. If we just add Region to filters card it has nothing to do with parameter and we can use this filter without parameter at all. That is why answer C is not the case. So we already have a parameter. Next we need to create a calculated field with formula [Region] = [Choose Region]. After that we put calculated field to filters card and set it to True. After we click show parameter and use it as a filter. This is how it works. So the right answer is B.
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