Question 9 - Salesforce Analytics-Con-301 Real Exam Questions [Feb 2026 Update]

Q: 9

SIMULATION Refer to the exhibit. From the desktop, open the NYC Property Transactions workbook. You need to record the performance of the Property Transactions dashboard in the NYC Property Transactions.twbx workbook. Ensure that you start the recording as soon as you open the workbook. Open the Property Transactions dashboard, reset the filters on the dashboard to show all values, and stop the recording. Save the recording in C:\CC\Data\. Create a new worksheet in the performance recording. In the worksheet, create a bar chart to show the elapsed time of each command name by worksheet, to show how each sheet in the Property Transactions dashboard contributes to the overall load time. From the File menu in Tableau Desktop, click Save. Save the performance recording in C:\CC\Data\.

Your Answer

Correct Answer:

IN THE NEW PERFORMANCE RECORDING WORKBOOK, CREATE A NEW WORKSHEET.

DRAG THE WORKSHEET DIMENSION TO THE ROWS SHELF.

DRAG THE COMMAND DIMENSION TO THE ROWS SHELF (PLACED AFTER WORKSHEET).

DRAG THE ELAPSED TIME MEASURE TO THE COLUMNS SHELF.

FROM THE FILE MENU, SELECT SAVE, AND SAVE THE FILE TO C:\CC\DATA\.

Explanation

This simulation first requires you to generate performance data by starting the recording (Help > Settings and Performance > Start Performance Recording), performing the specified actions, and stopping the recording.

Tableau then opens a new workbook containing this data. The core task is to build the specified bar chart. Placing the Worksheet and Command dimensions on the Rows shelf and the Elapsed Time measure on the Columns shelf correctly structures the data. This creates a bar chart that visually represents the duration of each command, broken down by the worksheet it originated from, thereby isolating the components contributing to the load time as requested.

References

Tableau Desktop and Web Authoring Help. (c. 2024). Record and Analyze Workbook Performance.

Section: "Create a performance recording in Tableau Desktop" confirms the procedure for starting and stopping the recording (Help > Settings and Performance).

Section: "Interpret a performance recording workbook" describes the resulting workbook. The Timeline view is noted as containing Workbook, Dashboard, and Worksheet columns, confirming the existence of the Worksheet field for analysis.

Tableau Desktop and Web Authoring Help. (c. 2024). Build a Bar Chart.

Section: "Build a Bar Chart" confirms the standard procedure: "You create a bar chart by placing a dimension on the Rows shelf and a measure on the Columns shelf, or vice versa." This validates the placement of Worksheet/Command (dimensions) on Rows and Elapsed Time (measure) on Columns.

Tableau Server Help. (c. 2024). Interpret a Performance Recording. (Note: The performance workbook structure is consistent with Desktop).

Section: "CPU and Elapsed Time" describes the "Elapsed Time views" which "provide aggregate statistics for each activity... the total amount of time taken by a single activity is shown using the bar chart." This confirms Elapsed Time is the correct measure for this analysis.

Premium Access Includes

FLASH OFFER

avail 10% DISCOUNT on YOUR PURCHASE