CAS-PA Exam Dumps : ServiceNow Certified Application Specialist - Performance Analytics Exam

The data visualisation component configuration adds more options and an enhanced user interface.

You can configure new visualisations in Workspace from tables and indicators using the Data Visualisation configuration.

From the UI Builder, you can add visualisations to your landing page based on Performance Analytics and Reporting data. Configure a new visualisation by dragging the Data Visualisation configuration icon onto the Stage pane.

The following styling options are added in the Quebec release:

* Show or hide a visualisation component header on a landing page, along with its label and icons.

* Change score sizes of single score visualisations.

* Set default, palette, or single colour options for data display.

* Sort on categories in bar, pie, and donut visualisations based on table data sources.

* Define data label positions and show labels that overlap on bar visualisations.

Creating a new visualisation type is not an available styling option.

You can rely less on roles and more on access control lists (ACLs) to secure Performance Analytics.

On new instances, you no longer need the pa_viewer role to view the following items. Instead, indicator and breakdown ACLs are respected:

* Analytics Hub

* Text Analytics widgets

* KPI Details

* Breakdowns on workbench widgets

Performance Analytics widgets: In general, Performance Analytics widgets follow indicator and breakdown ACLs.

Targets and Thresholds: On the Analytics Hub, no roles are required to create personal targets and thresholds.

When you use Analytics Q&A, the suggestions from previous searches are now shown together with the suggested indicators, tables, and columns.

As you type in a query, Analytics Q&A suggests recent searches, indicators, tables, and columns that match what you have typed so far. Only the tables and columns to which you have access are shown.

If Analytics Q&A cannot determine which table you want, it shows you up to three likely tables.