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Wings1 Exam T13 track - MCQ and Answers.

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T13 MCQ

Wings1 Exam T13 track - MCQ and Answers.

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1] Dimensions and Measures

- Dimensions contain qualitative values and Categorical attributes that


provide context to data, such as names, dates, categories, or geographic
locations.
Dimensions can be used to group data into meaningful categories and can
affect the level of detail in a view.
For example, in a chart, dimensions can be used to group data into box
plots or bar charts.
- Measures contain numeric, quantitative values that you can measure.
Numerical values that can be measured or analyzed, such as sales, profits,
quantities, or percentages.
Measures are created using aggregate functions, such as SUM or COUNT,
and do not require a pre-defined grouping dimension.
For example, if you're summarizing data by a specific metric, the field
you're choosing is a measure.

2] Tableau Data types

3] Tableau Dashboard components

4] Discrete vs continues field in tableau

5] Types of Maps in Tableau (symbol Maps & filled Maps)

6] What is groups in tableau?

7] Uses of charts in tableau

8] Tableau menu commands (Format, Server, Help, File, Data, Worksheet,


Dashboard, Analysis, Maps, Story)

9] What is fact table?

10] List out Tableau File Extensions

11] What are the different Joins in Tableau?

12] Use of Tableau filter

13] Use of Tableau Calculation field

14] Use of Tableau parameter


15] Use of Tableau actions and sets. etc..

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