Data Analyst Practice Questions: Create Content (Domain 3, 26%) 6 Comments / By LearningTableau / February 9, 2022 This domain is 26% of the Salesforce Certified Tableau Data Analyst exam (Analytics-DA-201). It covers building charts, dashboards and stories, adding interactivity, and formatting. Submit the quiz to see the answers. Data Analyst study guide (Domain 3) · More data analyst practice questions here. Objective area Practice quiz 3.1 Create charts / sort Create basic charts from scratch · Sort data 3.2 Dashboards & stories Create dashboards and stories 3.4 Formatting Annotations, tooltips, padding · Gridlines, bands and shading · Responsive design for device layouts Want a full-length test? Try the full Data Analyst practice tests. FAQ What does the Create Content domain cover on the Tableau Data Analyst exam? Domain 3 is 26% of the exam: building charts, dashboards and stories, adding interactivity such as actions and filters, and formatting. Where can I find more Create Content practice? Use the objective quizzes in the table above, or the full Data Analyst practice tests. Sources: Salesforce Data Analyst exam guide · Highlight actions · Create a dashboard · Viz in tooltip 1. Where should you drag the sub-category pill to create a stacked bar chart? Select all that apply A B C D 2. You would like the filter to be located where the green rectangle is. What steps should you take? Mouse over the filter, click down, and drag it to the location Mouse over the filter, right-click, select floating, and drag it to the location Select the bar chart, right-click, select floating. Then click and drag the filter chart to the location Select the layout tab. Navigate through the item hierarchy to get to the filter. Right click and select floating. Then click and drag the filter chart to the location 3. Dragging Sales to Color will create A categorical palettes A quantitative palettes A color range Row banding None 4. You would like to add an annotation to a bar graph. You would like the annotation to continue pointing to the same bar on the graph as filters are added or removed. What type of annotation should you use? Mark Point Area Label None Time's upTime is Up!
Sophia August 24, 2022 at 3:40 pm i think the answer to question 3 is ”color range”. Could you explain why the answer is A? Reply
Narcis August 26, 2022 at 10:05 am Hi Sophia, The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette. Hope this helps, Narcis Reply
Tam Le September 4, 2022 at 8:51 pm I believe it should actually be B (A quantitative palettes): https://help.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/viewparts_marks_markproperties_color.htm#quantitative-palettes Reply
Narcis September 18, 2022 at 4:06 pm Hi Tam Le, The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette. Hope this helps, Narcis Reply
Vindhya A Wickramarachchi July 22, 2024 at 4:14 pm Print screen shows profit blue and the pill shows sum(profit). It means Both are categorical. not discrete Reply
Narcis September 21, 2024 at 11:19 am Hi Vindhya The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette. Hope this helps, Narcis Reply
i think the answer to question 3 is ”color range”. Could you explain why the answer is A?
Hi Sophia,
The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette.
Hope this helps,
Narcis
I believe it should actually be B (A quantitative palettes): https://help.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/viewparts_marks_markproperties_color.htm#quantitative-palettes
Hi Tam Le,
The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette.
Hope this helps,
Narcis
Print screen shows profit blue and the pill shows sum(profit). It means Both are categorical. not discrete
Hi Vindhya
The sales pill is blue in the printscreen, meaning it’s a discrete measure. So, it will create a categorical palette.
Hope this helps,
Narcis