TDS-C01 · Question #80
What are two ways that dimensions and measures are different? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Measures are aggregated and dimensions are not C. Dimensions affect the level of detail of a visualization and measures do not. Measures are typically aggregated (e.g., sum, average) when added to a view, whereas dimensions are generally not aggregated; they categorize and segment data. Dimensions influence the level of detail in a visualization by determining how data is sliced or grouped. In contrast…
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What are two ways that dimensions and measures are different? (Choose two.)
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- ADimensions can be used in calculated fields and measures cannot
- BMeasures are aggregated and dimensions are not
- CDimensions affect the level of detail of a visualization and measures do not
- DMeasures can be used as filters and dimensions cannot
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(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- B95% (19)
Explanation
Measures are typically aggregated (e.g., sum, average) when added to a view, whereas dimensions are generally not aggregated; they categorize and segment data. Dimensions influence the level of detail in a visualization by determining how data is sliced or grouped. In contrast, measures provide the values that are calculated within those groups. Both dimensions and measures can be used in calculated fields, and both can be used as filters.
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