Introduction to Data Studio Answers

What are the benefits of using Data Studio?

• Allows you to visualize your own data
• Free of charge
• Accessible on web-connected devices
• Access to additional attribution models

Which are examples of data sets?

• Google-generated data, such as Google Analytics or Google Sheets
• A data source based on a CSV file
• Metrics and dimensions typed directly into Data Studio
• Amazon sales data

Once you’ve connected your data in Data Studio, how often do you need to manually provide your data set credentials again?

• Every time you load the report
• Monthly
• Annually 
• Only if you’ve revoked access

Which types of components can be included in a report?

• Text
• Images
• Charts
• Templates

Which term refers to the underlying data that can be connected to Data Studio?

• Data set
• Data source 
• Data control
• Data connection

Which access permission would you provide to a coworker to collaborate with them on a report?

• Can view report
• Can edit report
• Can view data source
• Can edit data source

To share your report via a public link and allow all viewers to see chart data, which data source setting would you choose?

• Invite user to view
• Invite user to edit
• Use owner’s credentials
• Use viewer’s credentials

What is the order in which data flows into Data Studio charts?

• Data set → data source → report → chart
• Data source → data set → report → chart
• Component → data source → report → chart
• Data set → report → data source → chart

If you upload data from a CSV file to create a data set in Google Cloud, how can you update that data set in the future?

• Upload a CSV file with only the new rows of data
• Upload a CSV file with all the original data and additional data
• Click the refresh fields icon in the data source to automatically upload changes from the file on your computer
• Manually edit the data in the Data Studio report

Which feature helps you create a new report quickly?

• Owner’s credentials
• Edit access
• Templates
• Controls