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You have a table in Power Pivot model that is loaded from a Microsoft SQL Server database. The source table has four columns named ID, Price, Quantity, and Total. Total is derived by multiplying…
The correct answer is A. Replace the Total column by using a measure. Measure can replace column to minimize memory consumption. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/create-a-memory-efficient-data-model-using-excel-and- the-power-pivot-add-in-951c73a9-21c4-46ab-9f5e-14a2833b6a70
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You have a table in Power Pivot model that is loaded from a Microsoft SQL Server database. The source table has four columns named ID, Price, Quantity, and Total. Total is derived by multiplying Price and Quantity. ID is a unique row identifier. You need to minimize the amount of memory used to load the mode. The solution must ensure that you can create visualizations based on Price, Quantity, and Total. What should you do?
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- AReplace the Total column by using a measure.
- BReplace the Total column by using a calculated column.
- CFrom Query Editor, remove duplicate rows from the table.
- DMove the Total column to a lookup table.
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Measure can replace column to minimize memory consumption. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/create-a-memory-efficient-data-model-using-excel-and- the-power-pivot-add-in-951c73a9-21c4-46ab-9f5e-14a2833b6a70
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