Qlik Exam QSDA2021 Topic 3 Question 25 Discussion

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Question #: 25
Topic #: 3

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A data architect needs to efficiently prepare a data model for a meeting in an hour.

The data source to be used contains five date fields The app needs to display sales trends and compare the current year to date (CYTD) to last year to date (LYTD) The app is NOT going to be published It will only be used for this meeting and a single user's ad-hoc analysis.

What should the data architect do to meet these requirements?

AUse the data manager

BLoad a calendar island

CCreate a canonical calendar

DCreate five master calendars

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Valentine

6 days ago

Exactly! That's why I think creating a canonical calendar is the way to go. It will give the data architect the ability to easily aggregate and compare the data across the different date fields, which is crucial for the sales trend analysis.

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Herminia

8 days ago

Well, I'm not sure a calendar island is the best solution here. The requirement is to display sales trends and compare the current year to date (CYTD) to last year to date (LYTD), and a calendar island might not provide the necessary flexibility to do that.

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Sage

9 days ago

I think Kristeen has a point. Loading a calendar island might be a quicker and more straightforward solution, especially since the app won't be published. But I'm curious to hear what the others think.

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Kristeen

10 days ago

I'm not so sure about that. Creating a canonical calendar seems like overkill for a one-time meeting and a single user's analysis. Why not just load a calendar island? It's a simpler solution and should still meet the requirements.

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Justine

12 days ago

I agree with Emerson. Creating a canonical calendar seems like the most efficient solution here. It will allow the data architect to quickly aggregate and analyze the data from the five date fields, and since the app won't be published, they don't need to worry about maintaining separate calendars for each date field.

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Emerson

14 days ago

I think this question is pretty straightforward. The main requirement here is to efficiently prepare a data model for a meeting in an hour, and the app will only be used for this meeting and a single user's ad-hoc analysis. Given these constraints, I believe the best option is to create a canonical calendar.

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