AD0-E208 practice question 5 of 10

A pharmaceutical client wants to see a Freeform Table in Analysis Workspace that lists out all the Products by the number of visits each of its…

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A pharmaceutical client wants to see a Freeform Table in Analysis Workspace that lists out all the Products by the number of visits each of its website pages receive. Each product can have varying number of pages but has a unique product name included in all its URLs. The client also wants to ensure that the Products in the Freeform Table are arranged in a specific order by product name. How would an analyst use segments to do this?
Answer options
A: Create segments for all of the product names by page name and drag and drop them in order in a Freeform Table with Visits.
B: Create segments for all of the product names by page name and drag and drop them in order into the Table Builder of a Freeform Table with Visits. Correct answer
C: Create a stacked segment for all of the product names by page name segments and drag and drop them in order in a Freeform Table with Visits.
Correct Answer:
B. Create segments for all of the product names by page name and drag and drop them in order into the Table Builder of a Freeform Table with Visits.
Explanation

The best way to use segments to create a Freeform Table in Analysis Workspace that lists out all the Products by the number of visits each of its website pages receive is to create segments for all of the product names by page name and drag and drop them in order into the Table Builder of a Freeform Table with Visits. The Table Builder is a tool that allows you to customize your table layout by dragging and dropping dimensions, metrics, or segments into rows or columns. Creating segments for all of the product names by page name will ensure that only the pages that belong to each product are included in the table. Dragging and dropping them in order into the Table Builder will arrange them by product name as desired.

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