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DA0-001 · Question #258

A data analyst works for a condominium development company. The company is undergoing unit number changes. Which of the following would be MOST appropriate to include on the unit inventory sheet…

The correct answer is A. Display a column with historical unit numbers and new unit numbers. When unit numbers are changing, displaying both historical and new unit numbers on the inventory sheet is most appropriate for board meetings to ensure clarity, continuity, and an auditable record.

Data Governance, Quality, and Controls

Question

A data analyst works for a condominium development company. The company is undergoing unit number changes. Which of the following would be MOST appropriate to include on the unit inventory sheet that is shown in board meetings?

Options

  • ADisplay a column with historical unit numbers and new unit numbers.
  • BCreate a new unit inventory with new unit numbers only.
  • CDelete historical files with previous unit numbers.
  • DCreate a hidden column that shows the historical unit numbers.

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    58% (18)
  • B
    13% (4)
  • C
    23% (7)
  • D
    6% (2)

Why each option

When unit numbers are changing, displaying both historical and new unit numbers on the inventory sheet is most appropriate for board meetings to ensure clarity, continuity, and an auditable record.

ADisplay a column with historical unit numbers and new unit numbers.Correct

Displaying both historical and new unit numbers provides full transparency and context for board members, allowing them to track the changes, understand the mapping, and ensure all units are accounted for during the transition. This approach maintains historical reference while reflecting current information.

BCreate a new unit inventory with new unit numbers only.

Creating a new inventory with only new unit numbers lacks the historical context necessary for board members to understand the changes and reconcile previous records.

CDelete historical files with previous unit numbers.

Deleting historical files is poor data management practice, as it removes critical audit trails and makes it impossible to reconcile past and present records.

DCreate a hidden column that shows the historical unit numbers.

A hidden column might obscure important information that board members need to see explicitly for full understanding and accountability during a significant change like unit renumbering.

Concept tested: Data management - maintaining historical context

Topics

#Data Management#Change Tracking#Data Presentation#Data Integrity

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