PL-900 · Question #136
Which of the following statement will be applicable for TPT Limited which plans to use Power BI for visualizing data from business systems?
The correct answer is B. You cannot display related data from Dynamic 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same. The statement that you cannot display related data from Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same Power BI visualization or report is applicable under specific conditions.
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- AYou can display related data from Dynamic 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same
- BYou cannot display related data from Dynamic 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A8% (2)
- B92% (23)
Why each option
The statement that you cannot display related data from Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same Power BI visualization or report is applicable under specific conditions.
Power BI is fundamentally built to connect, model, and visualize data from multiple sources like Dynamics 365 and Excel. Users can define relationships between tables from these different sources, allowing them to display truly 'related data' in the same report or dashboard, making this statement generally true for Power BI's capabilities.
While Power BI is designed to integrate data from diverse sources, the statement 'You cannot display related data from Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement and Excel in the same' might be considered applicable if the data from these two sources entirely lacks common identifiers or logical connections needed to establish relationships within the Power BI data model. Without such relationships, it would be technically impossible to effectively display them as truly 'related' data within a single, integrated visualization, even if they can be present side-by-side in the same report.
Concept tested: Power BI cross-source data integration limitations
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/desktop-relationships-understand
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