Analytics-DA-201 - Create Content (26% of the exam) - Section 3.3
Add filter, highlight, URL, set, and parameter actions, dynamic zone visibility, navigation buttons, and show/hide buttons for dashboard objects.
Practice question for this objective
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A designer at Brightleaf Retail wants a commentary container on a dashboard to appear only when viewers turn on a toggle, using dynamic zone visibility rather than a separate dashboard. Which TWO conditions must hold for dynamic zone visibility to control whether that container is shown or hidden? Select TWO.
AThe controlling field driving the zone must be a Boolean, returning either true or false to decide whether the zone is displayed.check_circle Correct
BThe controlling field must be a parameter or a calculated field present on the dashboard, so its value can be read at viewing time.check_circle Correct
CThe container must be set to a tiled layout, because dynamic zone visibility refuses to hide any object that has been floated.
DA navigation button must be wired to the zone first, since the button is what physically swaps the container in and out of view.
EThe driving field must be a continuous measure aggregated to a single number, which the zone compares against a fixed threshold value.
Identify the field type and placement conditions that let dynamic zone visibility show or hide a dashboard container from a control. Dynamic zone visibility binds a zone's display to a true or false value, so the driver must be a Boolean parameter or calculated field that is present on the dashboard so its value resolves at view time; layout type and navigation buttons play no part in that decision.
Why A is correct: Dynamic zone visibility reads a true or false signal, so a Boolean field or parameter is required to flip the zone on or off.
Why B is correct: The driver has to be a parameter or a field used in the dashboard so its current value resolves while the viewer interacts.
Why C is wrong: This sounds like a layout rule, but dynamic zone visibility works on tiled and floating objects alike rather than tiled only.
Why D is wrong: A navigation button jumps between sheets, so it has no role in toggling a zone that dynamic zone visibility already governs.
Why E is wrong: A continuous measure seems usable, but the zone needs a true or false Boolean signal, not an aggregated numeric threshold.
Answers that look right on this material and are not. Each one is a distractor from a different question in the Analytics-DA-201 bank for this domain.
The container must be set to a floating layout, because dynamic zone visibility ignores tiled objects
errorWhy it is wrong: Dynamic zone visibility works for both tiled and floating objects, so floating is not the requirement; this confuses zone visibility with unrelated layout positioning rules.
A continuous numeric measure aggregated as a sum, with each container shown when the running total crosses a threshold.
errorWhy it is wrong: Dynamic zone visibility needs a single true or false value, and an aggregated continuous measure does not supply a fixed Boolean, so it cannot control the zones.
It shows or hides the container based on whether the viewer has selected at least one mark anywhere on the dashboard.
errorWhy it is wrong: Mark selection drives actions, not zone visibility; dynamic zone visibility reads a boolean control rather than counting selected marks, so this is wrong.