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Statement 1: 51 rows In Power BI table visuals, when a field's Summarize by property is set to None, Power BI groups the table by unique/distinct values. Because there are 51 unique values in UnitsInStock, the visual displays 51 distinct rows. Statement 2: Reduce Changing Summarize by to an aggregation method (such as Sum, Average, or Count) aggregates all values across the column into a single summarized total row, reducing the row count in the visual.
75 maintain Changing Summarize by (e.g., Sum, Average, Min, Max) only affects how the value is aggregated, not how many rows appear. A table visual only reduces rows if you remove the product-level detail — but you’re still adding UnitsInStock as a field, so: The table still shows one row per product The number of rows stays 75 So the correct choice is maintain.
noooo correct answer is: 75, reduce “Changing the Summarize by setting of the UnitsInStock column, and then adding the column to a table visual, will … the number of rows in the table visual.” - If you change Summarize by (e.g., to Sum), Power BI will aggregate values instead of showing every row. - Aggregation reduces the number of rows displayed, because multiple rows collapse into grouped totals.