A company uses role hierarchy to implement data security in Salesforce. They want the same role-hierarchy-based security model to apply in Einstein Analytics, but want the users in a role to see data owned by other users in the same role.
Using the "flatten" transformation, which attribute setting achieves this requirement?

The Universal Containers company uses Einstein Analytics to build dashboards for different departments: Sales, Service, and Marketing. Users for the same department have the same role and need to have access to the same dashboards. Dashboards for different departments use some common datasets with the same row-level security.
How can an Einstein Consultant address this need?

Universal Containers reports that any selection in the List widget is not affecting the Pie chart in one of their Einstein Analytics dashboards. The step options associated with the List widget and Pie chart are shown in the graphic.

Given that the steps are using different datasets. which two changes can an Einstein Consultant make to solve this issue' Choose 2 answers

In the list of insights, the first insights that you see are the ones that explain, statistically, the most variation in the outcome variable. The insights that appear later, as you scroll through the story, explain variables that, statistically, account for less of the variation in the outcome variable.
When you select one variable, what are you comparing?

A consultant built a very useful Einstein Analytics app for Sales Operations, and they want to share its contents with the rest of Global Sales. However, they do not want to add everyone in Sales to their app. The consultant recommends extending the Sales Operations app and distributing it as an Einstein Analytics template app, but needs to locate specific information to get started.

Given the code statement above, which endpoint should it be posted to?