An analyst has a Looker dashboard with a tile that shows a bar chart of sales by region. The analyst wants to change this tile to show a line chart of sales over time. What is the most direct way to accomplish this?

Delete the tile and create a new one from a Look with a line chart.

Create a new dashboard and add a line chart tile.

Modify the underlying LookML model to change the chart type.

Edit the tile and change the visualization type to 'Line'.

A Looker dashboard already contains several tiles. What is the most direct way to add a new tile that shows a different visualization of the same underlying data?

Use the 'Explore from Here' option on the dashboard

Modify the LookML model to include a new view

Duplicate an existing tile and change its visualization type

Edit the dashboard and select 'Add Tile', then choose an existing Look or create a new one

In LookML, what is the role of a 'view' file?

It specifies the database connection and schema

It controls the user permissions for accessing data

It defines the join relationships between multiple tables

It defines the dimensions, measures, and fields for a single database table or derived table

A project manager needs to share a Looker dashboard with a client who does not have a Looker account. The client should be able to view the dashboard without logging in. What is the appropriate way to share the dashboard?

Email the client a screenshot of the dashboard.

Create a public link to the dashboard.

Schedule a daily email with the dashboard PDF.

Add the client as a viewer in the Looker admin console.

An analyst has a Looker dashboard with several tiles. The dashboard is shared with a large team, and the analyst needs to make a minor change to one tile's title. The analyst wants to avoid disrupting the team's access to the dashboard. What should the analyst do?

Edit the tile directly in the dashboard and save the changes.

Modify the underlying Look to change the tile title.

Delete the dashboard and recreate it with the corrected tile.

Create a new dashboard, copy the tile, and share the new dashboard.

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An analyst has a Looker dashboard with a tile that shows a bar chart of sales by region. The analyst wants to change this tile to show a line chart of sales over time. What is the most direct way to accomplish this?
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An analyst has a Looker dashboard with several tiles. The dashboard is shared with a large team, and the analyst needs to make a minor change to one tile's title. The analyst wants to avoid disrupting the team's access to the dashboard. What should the analyst do?
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