Create an Insightful and Stunning Pareto Table in Power BI
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- Q1What is the primary purpose of creating a Pareto table in Power BI?To display all data equallyTo highlight the least significant factorsTo remove outliersTo identify the most significant factors40s
- Q2Which DAX function is essential for calculating cumulative totals in a Pareto analysis?CALCULATEAVERAGEDISTINCTCOUNTSUM40s
- Q3What visual element is typically used in conjunction with a Pareto table to display the 80/20 rule graphically?Bar ChartScatter PlotLine ChartPie Chart40s
- Q4When creating a Pareto chart, what type of data should be sorted in descending order?Dates chronologicallyRandomlyCategories alphabeticallyValues of the measure40s
- Q5In Power BI, which feature allows you to apply filters to visuals and reports to narrow down the data shown in a Pareto table?ThemesBookmarksTemplatesSlicers40s
- Q6What is the first step in creating a Pareto table in Power BI?Importing and preparing the dataCreating a line chartAdding slicers to the reportSetting up data alerts40s
- Q7Why is it important to use cumulative totals in a Pareto analysis?To separate data pointsTo show individual item impactTo normalize the dataTo illustrate the cumulative impact40s
- Q8How can you highlight the most significant categories in a Pareto chart using Power BI?By using data labels and colorsBy sorting alphabeticallyBy using a scatter plotBy removing other categories40s
- Q9What role does the "FILTER" function play in the context of creating a Pareto table in Power BI?To sort the dataTo visualize data trendsTo calculate totalsTo refine the data displayed40s
- Q10In the context of a Pareto analysis, what does the term "cumulative percentage" refer to?The total count percentageThe running total percentageThe percentage increase over timeThe individual category percentage40s