Basics of Microsoft Power BI

Understanding Data sources and Query Editor

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Lesson - Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

Lesson - Introduction to Data Model User Interface Options

Lesson - Introduction to Query Editor

1. What is the purpose of using the Power Query Editor after connecting to a data source?

Your Answer : To transform and clean the data before using it in reports

Description : Power Query Editor is used to transform and clean the data after connecting to a data
source.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

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2. In the Query Settings pane, how can you modify the name of a query?

Your Answer : Double-click on the query name in the Query Settings pane

Description : To rename a query, you can double-click on the query name directly in the Query Settings
pane, which allows you to edit it. This makes it easier to manage and organise multiple queries.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

3. Data and queries in the home ribbon are visible only in the report view.

Your Answer : False

Question Reference From : Introduction to Data Model User Interface Options

4. In which view can you manage table relationships and create calculated tables in Power BI?

Your Answer : Model View

Description : The Model View in Power BI allows you to manage relationships between tables, create
calculated tables, and organise your data model visually.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Data Model User Interface Options

5. Which data source type should you select if you want to connect to an online SQL database?

Your Answer : SQL Server

Description : The "SQL Server" option should be selected when connecting to an online SQL database.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

6. In Power BI's Query Editor, which feature allows you to remove unwanted columns from a table?

Your Answer : Remove Columns

Description : The "Remove Columns" feature in Query Editor allows users to delete unnecessary columns
from a table, simplifying the dataset and making it more relevant for analysis.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

7. Where can we see the underlying queries generated by power query editor?

Your Answer : Formula Bar

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

8. What is the purpose of the "Enable Load" option found in the Query Settings pane in Power BI?

Your Answer : To determine whether the query results are loaded into the data model

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 Description : The "Enable Load" option in the Query Settings pane allows you to control whether the
results of a query are loaded into the data model. Disabling this option can be useful if you only want to use
the query for intermediate transformations and not load the final result into the model.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

9. What information does the "Query Settings" pane in Power BI's Query Editor typically display?

Your Answer : The name of the query and the applied steps

Description : The "Query Settings" pane displays the name of the current query and a list of all the
transformations or steps that have been applied to that query. This helps users track and manage the
changes made to the data.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

10. Which of the following is NOT a common transformation available in the Power BI Query Editor?

Your Answer : Create Visuals

Description : "Create Visuals" is not a function of the Query Editor. Query Editor is focused on data
transformation, whereas creating visuals is done in the Report View of Power BI.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Query Editor

11. Which of the following is true when using the Import mode for data in Power BI?

Your Answer : Data cannot be transformed

Correct Answer : Data is loaded into Power BI’s memory

Description : When using Import mode, the data is loaded into Power BI's memory for faster performance
and analysis.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

12. Which option is used to connect to new data sources?

Your Answer : Get Data

Question Reference From : Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

13. In Power BI interface, which pane allows us to choose from different types of visualizations?

Your Answer : Visualisations Pane

Question Reference From : Introduction to Connecting to Data Sources

14. Which interface allows us to trace back the steps performed on the data?

Your Answer : Power Query Editor

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15. In Power BI, where can you directly add calculated columns or measures to your data model?

Your Answer : Model View

Correct Answer : Data View

Description : The Data View in Power BI is where you can add calculated columns and measures directly to
your data model. This view allows you to see the data in your tables and create new calculated fields.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Data Model User Interface Options

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