Question
A bank uses Power BI visualizations to help determine whether they should loan money to a customer. The bank has three different visuals that are part of a
Power BI report. The bank uses a set of four risk variables that indicate whether the customer is creditworthy.
You must create a mechanism so that bank employees can change the values of the four risk variables. Changes to the value of any variable must cause the three visualizations to update.
You need to create the solution.
Which action should you perform? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Explanation
Update the visualizations when users change the values of the risk variables.: Embed a Power BI report in a model-driven app. — Hosting the whole report inside the model-driven app keeps all three visuals together on one page, so a change to a risk variable re-evaluates the report and every visual re-renders in the same interaction, which is exactly the requirement. The other direction (embedding a canvas app or a model-driven app inside the Power BI report) only adds a data-entry surface within the report and does not give bank employees the report-driven refresh of all three visuals inside the app they work in.
Ensure that users can adjust the values of the four risk variables that contribute to a customer's credit risk.: Use the Power BI service. — The four risk variables are exposed as report parameters/slicers, and the Power BI service is what publishes and renders that interactive report so users can change the values and have the measures recalculate for the embedded visuals. "Use Power BI tiles" refers to the canvas-app Power BI tile control, which shows a single pinned, read-only tile and accepts no user input, and "Use Power Apps visuals" embeds an app inside the report rather than providing the parameter-driven values the visuals consume.
