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How to use the CROSSHIGHLIGHT and CROSSFILTER

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  • Q1
    What does cross filtering do in Power BI reports?
    Highlights other visuals in your report to show data related to the selection made in a specific visual, but doesn't hide unrelated data.
    Sorts the data in other visuals based on the selection made in a specific visual.
    Doesn't change the context of other visuals in your report.
    Filters other visuals in your report to show only data related to the selection made in a specific visual.
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  • Q2
    How can you set up cross filtering between two visuals in Power BI?
    By creating a relationship between the tables used in the two visuals.
    There is no way to set up cross filtering between specific visuals, it's an automatic feature.
    Change the default visual interaction from cross highlighting to cross filtering in the report settings.
    Edit the interactions of the target visual and select "Cross filter" for the source visual.
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  • Q3
    What are the benefits of using cross filtering over cross highlighting?
    There is no major benefit, they both achieve the same result.
    Cross filtering is better for comparing rankings between different categories.
    Cross filtering allows you to see a clear breakdown of the data based on your selection, hiding irrelevant information.
    Cross filtering is easier to set up than cross highlighting.
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  • Q4
    By default, how do charts in Power BI interact with each other?
    They cross highlight each other.
    They cross filter each other.
    The interaction depends on the type of chart used.
    They don't interact with each other.
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  • Q5
    What does the relationship between tables do in Power BI?
    It filters data based on specific criteria.
    It sorts data in a particular order.
    It tells Power BI how the data in different tables is connected.
    It determines how the data is visualized in charts.
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  • Q6
    How can you change the default interaction between visuals in Power BI to cross filtering?
    By creating a new custom visual.
    Go to File > Options > Report settings and change the "Default visual interaction" to "Cross filtering".
    Use the "Edit interactions" option under the format menu of the visual you want to set as the target.
    It is not possible to change the default interaction to cross filtering.
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  • Q7
    What are some limitations of using cross highlighting?
    It cannot be customized to work differently between different visuals.
    It can be difficult to see the actual values in a chart, especially for small values, when using cross highlighting.
    It requires setting up relationships between tables.
    It doesn't allow you to see the breakdown of the data based on your selection.
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  • Q8
    Which of the following is the best practice recommendation mentioned in the video for using cross filtering and cross highlighting?
    There is no recommendation, use whichever one you prefer.
    A mixture of cross filtering and cross highlighting can be used depending on the situation.
    Use cross highlighting most of the time and only switch to cross filtering when ranking is important.
    Always use cross filtering because it's easier to see the changes in ranking.
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  • Q9
    In the video example, what kind of data tables were used?
    The tables contained financial data on income and expenses.
    The tables contained data on orders, products, and categories for a fictional company selling groceries.
    The tables contained customer information and purchase history.
    The tables contained social media data on followers and engagement.
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  • Q10
    What is the purpose of using a slicer in Power BI?
    To filter data in a report based on a user's selection of values from a specific field.
    To highlight specific data points in a chart.
    To format the visual appearance of a chart.
    To create charts that show comparisons between different categories.
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