COG 170 TEST EXAM ACCURATE TESTED
VERSIONS OF THE EXAM FROM 2024 TO
2025 | ACCURATE AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
| NEXT GEN FORMAT | GUARANTEED PASS
1. Two users run the same report. One user sees an action (e.g., Letter action) at the top, but the other
does not. Why might this be? (Select all that apply)
A. They have different report groups assigned
B. They have different user types assigned
C. They have different user security
D. They have different action groups assigned
✅ Correct Answers: C, D
Rationale:
Activity actions rely on user security, while extension-based actions rely on action groups. Differences in
these settings affect visibility of actions in the report viewer.
2. In the Designer UI, which component can you add to a source dashboard?
A. Only charts
B. Only text-based components
C. Only enabled table components
D. Any enabled components
✅ Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
The Designer UI allows the addition of any enabled components to a dashboard, regardless of type.
3. How do you access the Metadata Editor for an entry in the Analytics Catalog?
A. Right-click the entry and select Edit
B. Open Component Editor
C. Hover over the entry, click the book icon, and click Edit Details
D. Use the Report Settings window
✅ Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
,You access the Metadata Editor by hovering over the catalog entry, clicking the book icon, and selecting
"Edit Details."
4. Which of the following can be done in the Metadata Editor? (Select all that apply)
A. Add report tags to a dashboard
B. Mark the review status for a component
C. Delete a component
D. Edit the description for a dashboard
✅ Correct Answers: A, B, D
Rationale:
The Metadata Editor allows adding report tags, marking review status, and editing descriptions—but not
deleting components.
5. What is a population in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A collection of entities in a data model that starts with a base and is refined by
criteria.
Rationale:
Population defines the initial group of data for analysis, narrowed through selected criteria.
6. What is a filter in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A data point defined in a model used as criteria, slices, measures, or columns.
Rationale:
Filters serve multiple purposes in SlicerDicer, including criteria definition and data segmentation.
7. What is a slice in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A way to divide a population into groups.
Rationale:
Slices are used to compare sub-groups within the population.
8. What activity should you use to create the SlicerDicer component?
✅ Correct Answer: Component Editor
Rationale:
The Component Editor is used to configure new components, including SlicerDicer-based ones.
, 9. What display format and data source should be used for a SlicerDicer component?
✅ Correct Answer: Display Format: Graph, Data Source: SlicerDicer
Rationale:
This combination reflects the standard configuration for SlicerDicer visualizations.
10. How do you add a component to a source dashboard?
✅ Correct Answer: Through the Designer UI
Rationale:
Components are added to dashboards using the drag-and-drop interface in the Designer UI.
11. What is the difference between a summary level and a summary target?
✅ Correct Answer: Summary level groups data (e.g., Department); summary target is a value within
that group (e.g., EHS Clinic).
Rationale:
Summary level defines the category, while the target specifies a member of that category.
12. How do you change the display title of a component?
✅ Correct Answer: In Component Editor’s Basic Information form or via Designer UI > View Manager
Rationale:
Both interfaces allow users to modify display titles for clarity.
13. Information in Chronicles is divided into what?
A. Tables
B. Master Files
C. Contacts
D. Lines
✅ Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Chronicles organizes data into master files based on subject matter.
14. Which are SQL databases?
A. Chronicles
B. Clarity
C. Caboodle
VERSIONS OF THE EXAM FROM 2024 TO
2025 | ACCURATE AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
| NEXT GEN FORMAT | GUARANTEED PASS
1. Two users run the same report. One user sees an action (e.g., Letter action) at the top, but the other
does not. Why might this be? (Select all that apply)
A. They have different report groups assigned
B. They have different user types assigned
C. They have different user security
D. They have different action groups assigned
✅ Correct Answers: C, D
Rationale:
Activity actions rely on user security, while extension-based actions rely on action groups. Differences in
these settings affect visibility of actions in the report viewer.
2. In the Designer UI, which component can you add to a source dashboard?
A. Only charts
B. Only text-based components
C. Only enabled table components
D. Any enabled components
✅ Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
The Designer UI allows the addition of any enabled components to a dashboard, regardless of type.
3. How do you access the Metadata Editor for an entry in the Analytics Catalog?
A. Right-click the entry and select Edit
B. Open Component Editor
C. Hover over the entry, click the book icon, and click Edit Details
D. Use the Report Settings window
✅ Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
,You access the Metadata Editor by hovering over the catalog entry, clicking the book icon, and selecting
"Edit Details."
4. Which of the following can be done in the Metadata Editor? (Select all that apply)
A. Add report tags to a dashboard
B. Mark the review status for a component
C. Delete a component
D. Edit the description for a dashboard
✅ Correct Answers: A, B, D
Rationale:
The Metadata Editor allows adding report tags, marking review status, and editing descriptions—but not
deleting components.
5. What is a population in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A collection of entities in a data model that starts with a base and is refined by
criteria.
Rationale:
Population defines the initial group of data for analysis, narrowed through selected criteria.
6. What is a filter in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A data point defined in a model used as criteria, slices, measures, or columns.
Rationale:
Filters serve multiple purposes in SlicerDicer, including criteria definition and data segmentation.
7. What is a slice in SlicerDicer?
✅ Correct Answer: A way to divide a population into groups.
Rationale:
Slices are used to compare sub-groups within the population.
8. What activity should you use to create the SlicerDicer component?
✅ Correct Answer: Component Editor
Rationale:
The Component Editor is used to configure new components, including SlicerDicer-based ones.
, 9. What display format and data source should be used for a SlicerDicer component?
✅ Correct Answer: Display Format: Graph, Data Source: SlicerDicer
Rationale:
This combination reflects the standard configuration for SlicerDicer visualizations.
10. How do you add a component to a source dashboard?
✅ Correct Answer: Through the Designer UI
Rationale:
Components are added to dashboards using the drag-and-drop interface in the Designer UI.
11. What is the difference between a summary level and a summary target?
✅ Correct Answer: Summary level groups data (e.g., Department); summary target is a value within
that group (e.g., EHS Clinic).
Rationale:
Summary level defines the category, while the target specifies a member of that category.
12. How do you change the display title of a component?
✅ Correct Answer: In Component Editor’s Basic Information form or via Designer UI > View Manager
Rationale:
Both interfaces allow users to modify display titles for clarity.
13. Information in Chronicles is divided into what?
A. Tables
B. Master Files
C. Contacts
D. Lines
✅ Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Chronicles organizes data into master files based on subject matter.
14. Which are SQL databases?
A. Chronicles
B. Clarity
C. Caboodle
