Vis Navigation

Question 1

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

Solution:

Create a bookmark for each report page.

Add four buttons to the home page and set action type to Bookmark.

On each button, select the bookmark for the page.

Does this solution meet the goal?

Yes / No

Answer 1

Yes

This solution meets the goal. Bookmarks store the report page and how it is configured. When you add a button and set the Action type to Bookmark, it becomes a way of navigating to the report page for that bookmark.

Question 2

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

Solution:

Add four buttons to the home page and set action type to Page navigation.

Select the destination page for each button.

Does this solution meet the goal?

Yes / No

Answer 2

Yes

This solution meets the goal. Buttons can be added to reports. There are a set of Action types for buttons. One of the Action types is Page navigation. When you use this Action type, you select the Report page you wish to navigate to as the destination page. Clicking on the button will navigate to the Report page associated with the button.

Question 3

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

Solution:

Add four images to the home page and set Action type to Page navigation.

Select the destination page for each image.

Does this solution meet the goal?

Yes / No

Answer 3

Yes

This solution meets the goal. The Page navigation Action type is supported, among others, for shapes and images. When you use the Page navigation Action type, you select the Report page you wish to navigate to as the destination page. Clicking on the image will navigate to the Report page associated with the image.

Question 4

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

Solution:

Set Include in app to Yes for the report.

Create a Power BI app.

Enable navigation builder.

Include the report in the navigation.

Publish the app.

Does this solution meet the goal?

Yes / No

Answer 4

No

This solution does not meet the goal. These steps create an app that contains the dashboards and reports in the workspace. The app has a navigation pane. The app’s navigation pane contains menu items for the dashboards and reports. The solution does not add anything to the home page to allow navigation to the report pages.

Question 5

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

• Using Bookmarks

3 step solution

Answer 5

Solution:

Create a bookmark for each report page.

Add four buttons to the home page and set action type to Bookmark.

On each button, select the bookmark for the page.

Question 6

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

• Using Buttons

2 step solution

Answer 6

Solution:

Add four buttons to the home page and set action type to Page navigation.

Select the destination page for each button.

Question 7

You create a Power BI report for your company. The report has four pages containing visualizations of financial data. Page 1 contains visualizations that show income and expenditure. Page 2 contains visualizations that analyze Accounts Payable. Page 3 contains visualizations on Accounts Receivable. Page 4 contains visualizations on Fixed Assets. You add a fifth page: the home page.

How should you configure the home page to allow users to navigate to the report pages?

• Using Images

2 step solution

Answer 7

Solution:

Add four images to the home page and set Action type to Page navigation.

Select the destination page for each image.