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DA0-002 · Question #104

An analyst is building a reporting deck. The deck must include tracking and visualizing metrics and row-level security. Which of the following actions should the analyst take after meeting all of…

The correct answer is A. Show a mock-up to the team. After fulfilling all technical requirements for a reporting deck, including metrics tracking, visualization, and row-level security, the analyst should present a mock-up to the team for review.

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Question

An analyst is building a reporting deck. The deck must include tracking and visualizing metrics and row-level security. Which of the following actions should the analyst take after meeting all of the requirements?

Options

  • AShow a mock-up to the team.
  • BExplain the desired level of reporting detail.
  • CPresent an analysis of the data.
  • DFind out the project due date.

How the community answered

(35 responses)
  • A
    74% (26)
  • B
    14% (5)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    9% (3)

Why each option

After fulfilling all technical requirements for a reporting deck, including metrics tracking, visualization, and row-level security, the analyst should present a mock-up to the team for review.

AShow a mock-up to the team.Correct

Showing a mock-up to the team after meeting all requirements is crucial for gathering feedback and ensuring the report effectively meets stakeholder needs. This iterative review process helps confirm that the tracking, visualizations, and row-level security function as expected and align with business understanding before full deployment.

BExplain the desired level of reporting detail.

Explaining the desired level of reporting detail is typically done before or during the requirements gathering phase, not after all requirements are met.

CPresent an analysis of the data.

Presenting an analysis of the data is the ultimate goal of the reporting deck, but presenting a mock-up first allows for refinement of the report's structure and functionality before the full analysis is shared.

DFind out the project due date.

Finding out the project due date is a project management task typically established at the beginning of the project, not after all technical requirements are met.

Concept tested: Reporting project lifecycle, stakeholder feedback

Topics

#Reporting#Data Visualization#Project Workflow#Row-Level Security

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