You receive an email that contains a list of words that will be used fora 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. This question is identical in substance to Question 5. Microsoft Purview keyword dictionaries for sensitive information types are created from flat files - specifically .csv or .txt formats. A CSV file with words separated by commas is the documented supported format. An ACCDB…

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Question

You receive an email that contains a list of words that will be used fora 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

Aan ACCDB database file that contains a table named Dictionary
Ba TSV file that contains words separated by tabs
Ca CSV file that contains words separated by commas
Dan XLSX file that contains one word in each cell of the first row

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B
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C
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D
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Explanation

This question is identical in substance to Question 5. Microsoft Purview keyword dictionaries for sensitive information types are created from flat files - specifically .csv or .txt formats. A CSV file with words separated by commas is the documented supported format. An ACCDB database file (Access) is not supported. While a TSV (tab-separated) file may seem similar, it is not a listed supported format in Microsoft's documentation for keyword dictionaries - CSV is the correct answer. XLSX spreadsheet files are also not supported as keyword dictionary sources.

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#Keyword dictionary#Sensitive information types#Data classification#Microsoft Purview

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