You have a chart that displays a summary of accounts by industry. You need a chart that displays the same data grouped by city. You must be able to access the chart at a later date. What are two…

The correct answer is B. Edit the existing chart. D. Create a new chart. Editing the existing chart allows you to change the grouping field from 'industry' to 'city' and save the changes, making the updated chart persistently available. Creating a new chart lets you build a city-grouped chart from scratch while leaving the original intact, and it…

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You have a chart that displays a summary of accounts by industry. You need a chart that displays the same data grouped by city. You must be able to access the chart at a later date. What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

AExpand the existing chart.
BEdit the existing chart.
CSelect the city field in the drill-down menu.
DCreate a new chart.

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A
4% (1)
B
92% (23)
C
4% (1)

Explanation

Editing the existing chart allows you to change the grouping field from 'industry' to 'city' and save the changes, making the updated chart persistently available. Creating a new chart lets you build a city-grouped chart from scratch while leaving the original intact, and it can also be saved for future access. Expanding a chart only drills into existing chart data without changing its grouping or saving a new view. Selecting a field in the drill-down menu is a temporary, session-based interaction - it does not persist and cannot be accessed later as a saved chart.

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#Charts#Data Visualization#Reporting#Chart Configuration

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