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LOOKER-BUSINESS-ANALYST Exam Questions & Answers

Exam Code: LOOKER-BUSINESS-ANALYST

Exam Name: Looker Business Analyst

Updated: Mar 20, 2024

Q&As: 40

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Questions 1

An analyst creates a column chart showing the count of total orders and the count of returned orders on each date. The number of returned orders is much smaller than the number of total orders, so the columns for the returned orders are short and it is difficult to compare all the columns visually.

How should the analyst ensure that the differences between returned order counts for each day are more visible?

A. Change the returned orders series to a line type.

B. Move the returned orders series to a new right axis.

C. Change the y-axis height to a higher number of pixels.

D. Set the x-axis to use a log scale.

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Questions 2

An analyst needs to display data from two different sources together. There is a Look for each data source, but there is no shared field that can be combined. Both Looks are saved in the Shared folder.

How should the analyst display the data from both sources?

A. use Merged Results to combine the data sources.

B. Ask the LookML developer to build a new Explore.

C. Add both Looks to a dashboard

D. Pin both Looks to a board.

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Questions 3

An analyst has a dashboard with a single filter on Created Date "is in the past year", but a tile on the dashboard is returning results for only the past 7 days. When the analyst selects "Explore from Here" on the tile, there are filters on both Created Date "is in the past year" and Created Time "is in the past 7 days".

How should the analyst make sure that only the filter set on the dashboard is applied to the tile?

A. After selecting Explore from Here on the tile, remove the filter on Created Time and hit Save.

B. After selecting Edit on the tile, add a filter on Created Date and hit Save.

C. Edit the dashboard Created Date filter to update the tile's Created Time field under Tiles to Update.

D. Edit the dashboard Created Date filter to update the tile's Created Time filter under Filters to Update.

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Questions 4

The query below shows how many uses purchased an item from each of two clothing departments.

Why are the total and sum of the rows unequal?

A. There is a filter limiting the count in the Total row.

B. There is a faulty logic in the way users relate to clothing departments.

C. A user is only counted once in the total even if the user has purchased from both departments.

D. There are users who have never purchased a clothing item from either department.

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Questions 5

An analyst is trying to rank companies in an Explore and visualize the rank as a column chart. The analyst selects the Brand Name dimension and the Rank dimension. They then select the column chart visualization type, but receive the error "Measure, time or numeric field required: Column graphs require at least one dimension or for the first dimension field to be of type: number or type: time".

How can the analyst resolve this error while showing the rank as a column visualization?

A. Pivot the Explore by the Brand Name dimension.

B. Select a measure to include in the Explore, then create a table calculation that multiplies the dimension by 1.0 using the syntax ${dimension}*1.0. Then hide the measure from the Explore.

C. Pivot the Explore by brand Rank.

D. Select a measure to include in the Explore, then create a table calculation that adds the Rank dimension to the measure multiplied by zero using the syntax ${dimension} + (${measure}*0). Then hide the measure from the Explore.

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