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- Q1Which of the following is NOT likely an "Awesome Trick" covered in the video for Power Query time transformations?B. Formatting timestamps based on specific time zonesC. Calculating the difference between timestamps in custom units (e.g., weeks)A. Splitting a single date-time column into separate date and time columnsD. Adding a sequential number based on the order of timestamps30s
- Q2When working with time transformations in Power Query, what is the WORST practice to handle missing time values?D. Creating a separate flag column to indicate missing valuesB. Replacing them with a standard default value (e.g., "00:00:00")C. Filling them down or up based on neighboring timestampsA. Leaving them blank30s
- Q3How can you efficiently shift timestamps in Power Query to a different time zone?D. Creating a lookup table with conversion factors for different zonesC. Leveraging Power Query's relative date/time functions with time zone considerationB. Using a dedicated "Change Time Zone" functionA. Manually adjusting the time offset for each record30s
- Q4For complex time-based calculations in Power Query, which approach is generally preferred for better maintainability and reusability?D. Relying on pre-built Power Query time intelligence functionsB. Creating custom columns with time transformation logicA. Using lengthy formula expressions directly in the query stepsC. Building reusable M functions encapsulating the time logic30s
- Q5When extracting specific time components (e.g., hour, minute) from a date-time column, what is a potential challenge to consider?C. Inability to handle timestamps across different time zonesB. Limited functionality of Power Query's time extraction toolsD. Difficulties performing calculations on extracted time componentsA. Inconsistent date-time formatting in the source data30s
- Q6The video likely discusses an "Awesome Trick" for handling situations where timestamps have mixed levels of detail (e.g., some with date and time, others only with date). Which of the following options is the LEAST likely solution?D. Leveraging Power Query's grouping functionalities to handle different time granularitiesC. Creating separate columns for date and time based on existing data patternsA. Using conditional logic to fill in missing time components based on available dataB. Converting all timestamps to a consistent format with maximum detail30s
- Q7When aiming for high performance in Power Query time transformations, which strategy is generally NOT recommended?A. Filtering unnecessary data before performing time-based calculationsB. Working with smaller subsets of data during query developmentC. Caching frequently used time transformation steps within the queryD. Applying complex time logic directly in the data source (if possible)30s
- Q8According to the video title, these "Awesome Tricks" likely focus on what primary aspect of Power Query?D. Automating repetitive tasks within the Power Query EditorC. Optimizing performance of data refresh processesA. Data cleansing and filtering techniquesB. Creating advanced visualizations for time-based data30s
- Q9The video might showcase an "Awesome Trick" for comparing time data across different datasets in Power Query. Which of the following methods is the UNLIKELY approach to be covered?C. Calculating time deltas between corresponding timestamps in each datasetA. Identifying common date or time fields for comparisonB. Merging datasets based on overlapping time rangesD. Standardizing time zones across all datasets before comparison30s
- Q10Assuming the video covers advanced Power Query time transformations, which of the following functionalities is the LEAST likely to be a core concept?A. Understanding different date and time data types in Power QueryD. Employing conditional formatting based onB. Leveraging M language for custom time manipulation logicC. Utilizing Power Query's time intelligence functions for date/time calculations30s