Which two of the following statements are true when creating a Drill-through for a visualization in a dashboard?

Question

Options

• AA developer can create Drill-throughs to a specific story that is created.
• BA developer can create a Drill-through to a Webpage.
• COne can pass selected data points to the target Drill-through as long as its data source uses the
• DA developer can create Drill-throughs to other dashboards and reports.
• EEach visualization can only have a single Drill-through.

• A
  9% (3)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  85% (28)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

Drill-through is a navigation feature that lets users click a data point in a visualization and jump to a related, more detailed view. Options C and D are correct because drill-throughs are designed to navigate to other dashboards and reports (D), and they can carry the selected data point as a filter context to the target - but only when the target's data source matches (C), ensuring the filter can be meaningfully applied.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect because drill-throughs target dashboards and reports, not "stories" - stories are a separate object type and are not valid drill-through destinations.
• B is incorrect because navigating to a webpage is a URL action, not a drill-through; these are distinct interaction types with different configurations.
• E is incorrect because a single visualization can have multiple drill-throughs configured, allowing users to choose from several target destinations.

Memory tip: Think of drill-through as a "deep dive pass" - you can pass your data only where the destination speaks the same language (same data source, option C), and you can only dive into structured report destinations like dashboards and reports, not external pages or story objects (option D). The phrase "Data + Destination = Drill-through" covers both correct answers.

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