C_SAC_2415 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate - Data Analyst - SAP Analytics Cloud

To combine two dimensions, Firstname and Lastname, into a single dimension displaying as Lastname, Firstname in a live data model, you should create a calculated dimension in the data model. This calculated dimension will concatenate the two fields into one, according to the specified format. This approach allows for the creation of a new dimension that can be used across various reports and analyses within the model, maintaining the integrity of the original dimensions.

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SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Creating Calculated Dimensions

SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Data Modeling Best Practices

In SAP Analytics Cloud, a data model must contain at least "Dimensions" and "Measures" to be functional. Dimensions are the qualitative aspects of the data (e.g., time, geography, product categories) that provide the context for analysis. Measures, on the other hand, are the quantitative data points (e.g., sales, costs, quantities) that are analyzed within the context provided by dimensions. Both are fundamental components of a data model, enabling structured data analysis and reporting.

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SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Building Data Models

SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Understanding Dimensions and Measures in Models

For designing a new story in SAP Analytics Cloud where the size and position of widgets need to adjust dynamically for different devices and screen sizes, the Responsive pagetype should be used. Responsive pages automatically adapt to the screen size of the device they are viewed on, providing an optimal viewing experience across desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

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SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Responsive Design in Stories

SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Building Responsive Pages

In a live model within SAP Analytics Cloud, dimensions can be organized into logical categories using either level-based hierarchies or parent-child hierarchies. Level-based hierarchies are used when the relationships between items are defined by distinct levels, such as Geography might be divided into Country, State, and City levels. Parent-child hierarchies, on the other hand, are useful when the data's hierarchy is not strictly defined by levels but by a parent relationship where a child member is associated with a parent member, which is common in organizational structures or product categories.

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SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Creating and Managing Hierarchies

SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Working with Models