Which of the following describes .twbx file correctly?

Question 9 options:

It contains the workbook without a copy of data sources.

It contains the workbook along with a copy of any local file data sources but not background images.

If the workbook contains connections to enterprise data sources or other non-file-based data sources, such as Microsoft SQL, Oracle, or MySQL, the data must be extracted from the data sources for it to be included in a packaged workbook (.twbx).

It is an extension to .twb file and relies on Microsoft .Net platform.

It is a Mac version file.

Question 11

Which of the following chart type is not directly supported by Tableau?

Question 11 options:

Combo Chart

Pie chart

Line chart

Scatter Plot

Radar

Question 12

We have a data set with over 20 products. Each product is measured by profit margin, market share, product category, and total sales amount last year.

We want to show how products are relatively positioned in terms of market share and total sales (or profit margin). And we want to show all data in one chart. What is the best recommendation of chart type?

Question 12 options:

Bubble Chart (not Tableau packed bubble chart)

Tableau packed bubble chart

Pie Chart

Line/Column Combo Chart

Radar chart

Question 13

Which of the following chart type is best used for showing a performance measure against a target?

Question 13 options:

Perceptual Map

Waterfall Chart

Bullet Chart

Radar Chart

Parallel Coordinates

Question 14

Which of the following data type is not supported by Tableau?

Question 14 options:

XML

Boolean

Date

Text

Integer

Question 15

Which of the following action is not possible in Tableau?

Question 15 options:

Join two tables based on a calculated column/field

Split a data column using the "/" separator

Extract data from data sources

Create a radar chart

Add a calculated measure

Question 16

Which of the following statement about dimensions and measures in Tableau is incorrect?

Question 16 options:

The values of a dimension can be continuous or discrete.

The values of a dimension are always non-numeric.

The values of a measure are always numeric.

The values of a measure can be continuous or discrete.