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Tableau Desktop-Certified-Associate Exam
Tableau Desktop Certified Associate (Page 6 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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Which of the following are the valid dashboard actions in Tableau?

  1. URL action
  2. Filter action
  3. Hover action
  4. Select action

Answer(s): A,B

Explanation:



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Connect to the "Global Superstore" data source and use the Orders table. Find out the customers who placed their first order in 2013 and what is the total sales value of these customers in the same year?

  1. $414,302
  2. $2,263,137
  3. $483,269
  4. $2,385,198

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Find the minimum order date for each customer



Drop the order date, Min Order date, and Sales to the view



$2,263,137 is the sales value in 2013 of the customers who placed their first order in 2013.



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Connect to the Olympic Athletes data source, which athlete won at least one gold in 2008 Olympics and then won at least 4 golds in 2012 Olympics.

  1. Missy Franklin
  2. Usain Bolt
  3. Dana Vollmer
  4. Michael Phelps

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Find out how many gold medals each athlete won in the 2008 Olympics



Drop Athlete to Rows and 2008 golds to the Text. Drop gold medals to the view. Your view will look like this:



Now we need work on "won at least 4 golds in 2012 Olympics" Drop years to filters and select 2012.
Drop Gold Medals to filter and mention 4 in range of values (as we need to find athletes who won at least 4 gold medals)



Final view:



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Connect to the "Global Superstore" data source and find out which 'Customer Name' (ignore the customer ID) has returned the highest percentage of his\her orders?

  1. Michael Oakman
  2. Daniel Lacy
  3. Greg Tran
  4. Yoseph Carroll

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Left join the Orders and Returns table



Number of orders returned will be order ID from the returns table divide by total orders



Drop the customer name and ret order field in the view.





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Connect to the "Global Superstore" data source and use the Orders table. Create a view showing sales over continuous months, find out which trend line model type provides the lowest R-squared value?

  1. Linear
  2. Exponential
  3. Polynomial, Degree 2
  4. Polynomial, Degree 3

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Drop Order Date to the Columns and change it to continuous month. Drop sales to the rows. Go to Analytics and drop the trend line. Check for all trend lines, Linear is having the lowest R Square.



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