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Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Fundamentals · Microsoft
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why the other answers are not correct: C. Database: Power BI does not use "database" as a type of filter. While Power BI can connect to various databases to retrieve data, the term "database" itself is not used to describe a filter type. E. External: Power BI does not have a filter type called "external." Filters in Power BI are typically applied within the report or dashboard environment and are not referred to as "external." The correct types of filters in Power BI are drill-down, automatic, and manual because they are directly related to how you can filter data within your reports.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/power-bi-report-filter-types
A. Drill-down filters: These filters allow users to navigate from a higher-level summary to detailed data. By drilling down, users can explore data at different levels of granularity, such as moving from yearly data to monthly or daily data. Drill-down filters enhance interactivity and provide deeper insights into the data. D. Manual filters: Manual filters are user-defined filters that allow report viewers to select specific values or ranges. Users can manually choose which data they want to include or exclude in the report. These filters are flexible and customizable, enabling users to focus on relevant information. E. External filters: External filters are applied from external sources or parameters. For example, you can pass filter values from a URL parameter, another report, or an application. External filters allow seamless integration with other systems and enable dynamic filtering based on context.