How do you access the Format Table option?

• A.Right click the data of the table
• B.Right click the border of the table
• C.Right click the column header of the table
• D.Right click the footer of the table

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Which two data sources can you directly access from a Web Intelligence document (WID) using the Web Intelligence Rich Client?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.Universe
• B.OLAP Cube
• C.Text File
• D.Web Service

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You need to create a report that compares data to a reference data set. You create the report and activate the track data option. The report correctly indicates the changes in the data; however when you make another change to the report, the display no longer indicates any data tracking.
What actions could have caused this behavior?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.You activated query drill mode.
• B.You added a report break.
• C.You added a chart to the report
• D.You drilled outside the scope of analysis.

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You want to compare the sales revenue performance of the top 20% of your customers to the average of all of your customers.
You decide to apply a rank on the table that shows customers and revenue and create a variable to show the average revenue for all customers.
Which function should you use in the variable?
Response:

• A.NoFilter()
• B.IgnoreFilter()
• C.AverageAll()
• D.NoRank()

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Which two statements are true of contexts?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.You can combine any object within the same context to create a query.
• B.You can combine objects in different contexts.
• C.You cannot combine objects in different contexts.
• D.You can combine only measures within the same context to create a query.

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