You receive an email that contains a list of words that will be used for a sensitive information type. You need to create a file that can be used as the source of a keyword dictionary. In which…

The correct answer is C. a CSV file that contains words separated by commas. Microsoft Purview supports creating keyword dictionaries for sensitive information types from plain-text files such as .csv or .txt files. A .csv file with words separated by commas (or one per line) is a supported and documented format for importing keyword lists. DOCX and…

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You receive an email that contains a list of words that will be used for a sensitive information type. You need to create a file that can be used as the source of a keyword dictionary. In which format should you save the list?

Options

Aa JSON file that has an element for each word
Ba DOCX file that has one word on each line
Ca CSV file that contains words separated by commas
Dan ACCDB database file that contains a table named Dictionary

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A
3% (1)
B
3% (1)
C
88% (30)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

Microsoft Purview supports creating keyword dictionaries for sensitive information types from plain-text files such as .csv or .txt files. A .csv file with words separated by commas (or one per line) is a supported and documented format for importing keyword lists. DOCX and ACCDB files are not supported formats for keyword dictionary sources. JSON is not a recognized input format for this feature. The correct format to save the keyword list is a CSV file with words separated by commas.

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#Keyword dictionary#Sensitive information types#File formats#Data classification

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