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You have a Power Query query in a Power Bl report. The query maps source database columns to the input columns of a time series machine learning model.
You discover that the model fails to process a source time field.
You need to ensure that the model processes the field.
Solution: You add a Power Query step to convert the time column into an integer column that represents the number of minutes.
Does this meet the requirement?
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You have a Power Bl Premium capacity.
From the Power Bl Premium Capacity Metrics app, you discover the following:
* There is insufficient CPU to execute dataset refreshes.
* Out-of-memory throttling occurs when the dataset is waiting.
You need to recommend a solution to resolve the performance issues.
Solution: You scale up the capacity.
Does this meet the goal?
You have a Power BI report named Report1. Repor1 is connected to an imported dataset that contains a matrix. The matrix displays five measures. When users view the report they discover that the matrix is slow to render.
You need to review the execution times and durations in the formula engine and the storage engine for the DAX query executed by the matrix. What should you use?
You are creating a Power Bl report that will contain multiple visuals.
You need to ensure that the report is accessible to users who use a screen reader.
Which two configurations should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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You have a Power Bl report that contains a card. The card displays the value for year-to-date revenue.
You need to ensure that screen reader users can read the value when initially interacting with the card. The value must stay updated as the dataset is refreshed.
What should you do?