Question 460
A report lets readers switch fields dynamically using a published parameter but consumers call this personalizing the report's model. What should be clarified?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Explain the difference between field parameter choices and editing the shared semantic model. Parameter-based selection changes presentation fields, not the underlying model definition.
Incorrect Answers
Personal settings do not rewrite the published report for all viewers. This solves “but expects every other user's report to change”; the stated issue is “but consumers call this personalizing the report's model”.
Personalization lets viewers adjust selected visuals within author-defined constraints. The deciding difference is “their own view without editing the published source” versus “but consumers call this personalizing the report's model”.
Personalize visuals does not create new data-access authorization. That is a different operating condition from “but consumers call this personalizing the report's model”: “fields while preventing editing of sensitive dataset columns”.