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A. Tabular data includes a column for each data item in the query. No grouping is applied to the
tabular data.
B. Tabular data includes a column for each data item in the query. Grouping applied in the report
layout is also applied to the tabular data.
C. Tabular data can only include columns for data items that appear in the layout. No grouping is
applied to the tabular data.
D. Tabular data includes a column for each data item that appears in both the query and the
layout. Grouping applied in the report layout is also applied to the

Answer: A
In Report Studio, an author wants to conditionally format a list report according to the revenue
generated by each product line. The Revenue data item does not appear in the list report but is
contained in Query1. Which of the following must the author do in order to apply this conditional
formatting?

A. Make the Revenue data item a property of Query1.
B. Make the Revenue data item a property of the List object.
C. Make the Revenue data item a property of the Page object.
D. Make the Revenue data item a property of the Variable object.

Answer: B
An author wants to apply formatting to a list report. In Report Studio, the author clicks a column in
the list, clicks Select Ancestor, and then clicks List Columns. In this situation, which of the
following is true?

A. Formatting all columns will also format aggregate rows in the list.
B. Formatting all columns overrides formatting for an existing formatted column in the list.
C. Formatting all columns affects all subsequent objects added to the report page.
D. Formatting all columns ensures any new columns added to the list will have the same
formatting.

Answer: D

In Report Studio, an author wants to use a join object to create a relationship between two
queries. Which of the following is true?

A. The author can use a join object to create either an inner or outer join between the queries.
B. The author can use a join object only if both queries contain data from OLAP data sources.
C. The author can use a join object only if both queries contain data from relational sources that
has not been modeled dimensionally.
D. Both queries must contain the same number of data items, the data items must be compatible
and must appear in the same order.

Answer: A

In Report Studio, an author notices that the Revenue measure included in a list report has an
Aggregate Function property of Total. What does this property mean?

A. If the Auto Group Summarize property for the query is set to No, the list displays total revenue
values for the lowest level of detail in the report.
B. If the Auto Group Summarize property for the query is set to Yes, the list displays total revenue
values for the lowest level of detail in the report.
C. If the Auto Group Summarize property for the query is set to No, the list displays total revenue
values for grouped data items.
D. If the Auto Group Summarize property for the query is set to Yes, the list displays total revenue
values for grouped data items.

Answer: B
In Report Studio, an author creates a list report containing columns for Staff Name, Order
number, and Revenue. The author wants to burst this report to various sales staff members. Each
member should see only data relating to sales they have made. What must the author do to
specify that the burst report output will contain only data for the appropriate sales staff member?

A. In the report layout, create a master-detail relationship on the Staff Name data item.
B. In the report layout, add the Staff Name data item as a property of the List object.
C. In the burst options for the report, use the Staff Name data item to specify the Burst
Recipients.
D. In the burst options for the report, use the Staff Name data item to specify the Burst Groups.

Answer: D
Which statement is true about using a burst key to burst reports?

A. A burst key can be added to a crosstab report.
B. A burst key can be added to a list report.
C. A burst key can be added to a chart report.
D. A burst key can be added to a map report.

Answer: B

In Report Studio, an author is using a relationally modeled package and wants to filter a report to
only include three specific products. If the author is not sure how to spell the product names, what
is the fastest way to add the product names to the filter expression?

A. Run the report with all product names and copy the product names.
B. Use the Select Multiple Values feature to search for the product names.
C. Add the product names from the Source tab in the Available components pane.
D. Add the product names from the Data Items tab in the Available components pane.

Answer: B

Answer: A
In a Report Studio report, to add white space around text within a block, which of the following
properties must be set?

A. Positioning
B. Size Overflow
C. Padding
D. Margin

Answer: C
In Report Studio, what is true about a crosstab node?

A. It contains at least one nested crosstab node.
B. It contains at least one crosstab node member.
C. It contains more than one nested crosstab node.
D. It must contain more than one crosstab node member.

Answer: B

In Report Studio, an author creates a weekly sales report and modifies the global class settings in
the report. Which reports will this modification affect?

A. All reports.
B. Reports created using the same package.
C. Reports created within the log on session.
D. Only the current report.

Answer: D
In Report Studio, a query contains the data item Product Line, which is grouped. Which of the
following will add a page break for each Product Line?

A. Create a section on Product Line.
B. Add a new page for each Product Line.
C. Set the rows per page property to Product Line.
D. Create a page set that is associated with the query.

Answer: D
In Report Studio, an author creates a list report containing columns for Staff Name, Order
number, and Revenue. The author wants to burst this report to various sales staff members. Each
member should see only data relating to sales they have made. What must the author do to
specify that the burst report output will contain only data for the appropriate sales staff member?

A. In the report layout, create a master-detail relationship on the Staff Name data item.
B. In the report layout, add the Staff Name data item as a property of the List object.
C. In the burst options for the report, use the Staff Name data item to specify the Burst
Recipients.
D. In the burst options for the report, use the Staff Name data item to specify the Burst Groups.

Answer: D
Which statement is true about using a burst key to burst reports?

A. A burst key can be added to a crosstab report.
B. A burst key can be added to a list report.
C. A burst key can be added to a chart report.
D. A burst key can be added to a map report.

Answer: B
In Report Studio, what is a baseline?

A. A value in a list report that other values are compared against.
B. A border in a crosstab that separates measures from aggregate totals.
C. A constant value drawn on a chart to indicate major divisions in the data.
D. A break point that lets you keep part of a report stationary while you scroll.

Answer: C

Andquot;If you want to be an analytical competitor, youAnd#39;ve got to go well beyond business intelligence technology. Cindi Howson has wrapped up the needed advice on technology, organization, strategy, and even culture in a neat package. ItAnd#39;s required reading for quantitatively oriented strategists and the technologists who support them.Andquot; –Thomas H. Davenport, PresidentAnd#39;s Distinguished Professor, Babson College and co-author, Competing on Analytics

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From the Back Cover
In todayAnd#39;s highly competitive global economy, actionable business intelligence (BI)Andnbsp;is crucial to success. Yet while many companies have made substantial investments in BI infrastructure, few employees are taking advantage of the powerful BI tools they have at their fingertips. This is because technology is only part of a truly successful, company-wide BI strategy. Executive support, an analytic culture, and strong business-IT partnerships and collaboration are among the many other facets that make up a winning end-to-end BI initiative.
Written by industry analyst and BI consultant Cindi Howson, Successful Business Intelligence: Secrets to Making BI a Killer App reveals how to get the most value out of your BI investments. The book draws on exclusive survey data and real-world case studies of BI success stories at Continental Airlines, The Dow Chemical Company, Corporate Express, 1-800 CONTACTS, and other companies to identify proven BI best practices you can put to use in your organization, including:

Gaining executive support and aligning your BI strategy with business goals
Organizing BI teams and experts for success
Choosing the best BI tools to meet user and business needs
Improving data quality so decision-makers trust the BI solution
Finding the relevance of BI to all employees, including front-line workers
Using agile development processes to deliver BI capabilities and improvements at the speed of business
Measuring success in multiple ways
Business intelligence has the power to change peopleAnd#39;s way of working, to enable businesses to compete more effectively and efficiently, and to help non-profits stretch their dollars further. Successful Business Intelligence: Secrets to Making BI a Killer App holds the key to bringing technological innovations together with the people, processes, and culture of any organization in order to achieve a competitive and profitable BI strategy.

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About the Author
Cindi Howson is the founder of BIScorecard, a website for in-depth BI product reviews, and has 15 years of BI and management reporting experience. She writes and blogs for Intelligent Enterprise, and is an instructor for The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI). Prior to founding BIScorecard, Cindi was a manager at Deloitte Andamp; Touche and a BI standards leader for a Fortune 500 company. She has an MBA from Rice University

Analyze top-down and bottom-up data warehouse designs
Understand the structure and technologies of data warehouses, operational data stores, and data marts
Choose your project team and apply best development practices to your data warehousing projects
Implement a data warehouse, step by step, and involve end-users in the process
Review and upgrade existing data storage to make it serve your needs
Comprehend OLAP, column-wise databases, hardware assisted databases, and middleware
Use data mining intelligently and find what you need
Make informed choices about consultants and data warehousing products
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From the Back Cover
There’s more to data warehousing than you think, so start right here!

You don’t need a forklift to work with a data warehouse, but you do need a hefty load of know-how to make wise decisions when setting one up. Data is probably your company’s most important asset, so your data warehouse should serve your needs. Here’s how to understand, develop, implement, and use data warehouses, plus a sneak peek into their future.

Know your stuff — understand what a data warehouse is, what should be housed there, and what data assets are

Get a handle on technology — learn about column-wise databases, hardware assisted databases, middleware, and master data management

The intelligent view — see how business intelligence and data warehousing work together

Ask the right questions — explore data mining and learn to find what you need

Do the groundwork — choose your project team and apply best development practices to your data warehousing projects

Keep the user in mind — involve your users in defining business needs through testing, and learn how to get valuable feedback

Fix or replace? — learn how to review and upgrade existing data storage to make it serve your needs

Buyer beware — be prepared when dealing with data warehousing product vendors

Open the book and find:

What to expect from your data warehouse

The difference between data warehouses and data marts

All about specialty database technologies

What to look for in a consultant

How your data warehouse feeds dashboards and scorecards

Secrets for managing a successful data warehouse project

How to effectively capture business needs and requirements

Ten signs your project is in trouble

About the Author
Thomas C. Hammergren has been involved with business intelligence and data warehousing since the 1980s. He has helped such companies as Procter & Gamble, Nike, FirstEnergy, Duke Energy, AT&T, and Equifax build business intelligence and performance management strategies, competencies, and solutions. Alan R. Simon is a data warehousing expert and author of many books on data warehousing.

You’ll find out how to:

Understand the principles and practical elements of BI
Determine what your business needs
Compare different approaches to BI
Build a solid BI architecture and roadmap
Design, develop, and deploy your BI plan
Relate BI to data warehousing, ERP, CRM, and e-commerce
Analyze emerging trends and developing BI tools to see what else may be useful
Whether you’re the business owner or the person charged with developing and implementing a BI strategy, checking out Business Intelligence For Dummies is a good business decision.

From the Back Cover
Understand the principles and practical elements of BI

Choose the right technology and implement a successful BI environment

You’re intelligent, right? So you’ve already figured out that Business Intelligence can be pretty valuable in making the right decisions about your business. This book makes BI understandable! You’ll see how the applications and technologies work together to access, analyze, and present data you can use to make better decisions about your products, customers, competitors, and more.

Discover how to:

Determine what your business needs

Compare different approaches to BI

Build a solid BI architecture and roadmap

Design, develop, and deploy your BI plan

Relate BI to data warehousing, ERP, CRM, and e-commerce

About the Author
Swain Scheps is Manager of Business Analysis at Brierley + Partners, Inc. and a technology veteran making his first foray into the world of book authoring. He wrote the masterpiece resting in your hands with a great deal of input and inspiration from BI guru and fellow For Dummies author Alan R. Simon.
In the late 1990’s Swain, along with most people reading this book, had his dot-com boom-to-bust experience with a company called. . .well, that’s not really important now is it. (Anyone interested in buying some slightly underwater stock options should contact the publisher immediately.) After that there were consulting stints at Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, and Best Crossmark developing sales support applications and reporting tools. As of this writing, Swain basks under the fluorescent lights of Brierley, a technology company whose specialty is building customer relationship and loyalty management systems for retailers. The author has had the opportunity to learn from the very best as Brierley also provides unparalleled business intelligence and analytics services for its clients.
Swain lives in Dallas, Texas with wife Nancy and a mere four dogs. He writes about more than just technology; his work has appeared in Fodor’s travel guide books, military history magazines, and even another For Dummies book.

About the Author
Dan Volitich is president and owner of John Daniel Associates, a Cognos-exclusive partner serving Fortune and mid-market enterprises in the Business Intelligence market for more than a decade. In recognition of DanAnd#39;s product expertise, John Daniel is one of 12 companies worldwide to have successfully completed all technical requirements for Cognos Accredited Partner status.

Product Details
Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 27791 KB
Print Length: 700 pages
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media; 1 edition (May 14, 2008)
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
Language: English
ASIN: B0015DPXKS

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