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An unauthorized external address cannot bypass tenant sharing policy. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An analyst plans to share a link with an external contractor but tenant policy restricts external sharing. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Update semantic model or gateway data source credentials and rerun refresh.

The consumer can view allowed content and cannot alter the shared semantic model. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A workspace admin wants to provide a consumer access to packaged content without granting broad semantic model editing. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Update semantic model or gateway data source credentials and rerun refresh.

The model displays Certified only after satisfying the organization's certification requirements. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An enterprise analytics model has been formally reviewed under a governance policy. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Update semantic model or gateway data source credentials and rerun refresh.

The check for 'Choose a supported refresh cadence within the current capacity and licensing limits' is 'Configured refresh slots meet the capacity's actual limit and refresh history remains healthy' for A source dataset is large and a team schedules more refreshes per day than the capacity permits. That does not establish 'Consumers can identify when the underlying imported data last changed'; the stated requirement calls for 'Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure'.

'Configure recipient permissions before establishing subscriptions' addresses the mechanism measured by 'Subscription delivery follows the intended allowed audience rather than exposing restricted content' for A support manager wants report subscriptions sent only to employees who already have access to the content. The current outcome is 'Consumers can identify when the underlying imported data last changed' after 'Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure', which the distractor leaves unverified.

'The user can edit permitted content but cannot manage the workspace's security configuration' would demonstrate 'Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin' for A manager wants workspace Contributors to publish updates but not administer membership or workspace settings, but not 'Consumers can identify when the underlying imported data last changed'. The latter requires 'Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure' in this scenario.

The user can edit permitted content but cannot manage the workspace's security configuration. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A manager wants workspace Contributors to publish updates but not administer membership or workspace settings. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure.

Subscription delivery follows the intended allowed audience rather than exposing restricted content. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A support manager wants report subscriptions sent only to employees who already have access to the content. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure.

Configured refresh slots meet the capacity's actual limit and refresh history remains healthy. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A source dataset is large and a team schedules more refreshes per day than the capacity permits. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Expose the model's last-refresh status or appropriate freshness measure.

Using 'Use a supported publish/import workflow and verify the model bindings in the destination' supports the result 'The copied report still queries the intended semantic model and meets destination permissions' for An analyst needs a report copied to another team but must avoid breaking its model connection. It does not implement 'Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it' or prove 'The model displays the Promoted label without falsely claiming certification' for this question.

'Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion' is validated when 'Draft changes can be tested without changing the production app unexpectedly' for A business wants a separate Dev workspace and Prod workspace to prevent report experiments affecting consumers. It does not demonstrate 'The model displays the Promoted label without falsely claiming certification', which requires 'Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it'.

A successful 'Review workspace items and document their type, owner and dependencies' would show 'The inventory records each asset and its referenced semantic model without duplicates' for A workspace owns dashboards, semantic models and reports, and an audit needs a reliable inventory. This case needs 'Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it' and evidence that 'The model displays the Promoted label without falsely claiming certification', not the other outcome.

The copied report still queries the intended semantic model and meets destination permissions. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An analyst needs a report copied to another team but must avoid breaking its model connection. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it.

The inventory records each asset and its referenced semantic model without duplicates. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A workspace owns dashboards, semantic models and reports, and an audit needs a reliable inventory. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it.

Draft changes can be tested without changing the production app unexpectedly. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A business wants a separate Dev workspace and Prod workspace to prevent report experiments affecting consumers. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Apply a Promoted endorsement where the organization permits it.

The check for 'Distinguish model data refresh from report and visual refresh, then refresh the necessary component' is 'A known changed record appears after the appropriate refresh action, without needless republishing' for A report's underlying model has been updated but the workspace consumers see stale cached visuals. That does not establish 'The model displays Certified only after satisfying the organization's certification requirements'; the stated requirement calls for 'Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers'.

'Create or configure an appropriate Power BI workspace and assign authorized roles' addresses the mechanism measured by 'Only approved team members can edit workspace artifacts according to their assigned roles' for An analytics team needs a dedicated collaborative location for reports and semantic models with controlled members. The current outcome is 'The model displays Certified only after satisfying the organization's certification requirements' after 'Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers', which the distractor leaves unverified.

'Authorized maintainers can manage refresh without depending on an absent employee' would demonstrate 'Assign operational ownership, support contacts and approved access for the shared semantic model' for A reporting model is reused across multiple reports and its ownership is unclear after staff rotation, but not 'The model displays Certified only after satisfying the organization's certification requirements'. The latter requires 'Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers' in this scenario.

A known changed record appears after the appropriate refresh action, without needless republishing. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A report's underlying model has been updated but the workspace consumers see stale cached visuals. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers.

Only approved team members can edit workspace artifacts according to their assigned roles. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An analytics team needs a dedicated collaborative location for reports and semantic models with controlled members. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers.

Authorized maintainers can manage refresh without depending on an absent employee. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A reporting model is reused across multiple reports and its ownership is unclear after staff rotation. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Use the certification endorsement process with authorized reviewers.

Using 'Configure dashboard layout and tile placement for the intended audience' supports the result 'Critical metrics appear in the planned order with correct source associations' for A dashboard has many tiles but users need to reorganize them around high-priority operational metrics. It does not implement 'Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin' or prove 'The user can edit permitted content but cannot manage the workspace's security configuration' for this question.

'Publish an app from the workspace for the approved audience' is validated when 'App consumers can access packaged reports without Contributor rights in the workspace'. It does not demonstrate 'The user can edit permitted content but cannot manage the workspace's security configuration', which requires 'Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin'.

A successful 'Use the app audience or appropriate Viewer/item permissions' would show 'The consumer can view allowed content and cannot alter the shared semantic model'. This case needs 'Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin' and evidence that 'The user can edit permitted content but cannot manage the workspace's security configuration', not the other outcome.

Critical metrics appear in the planned order with correct source associations. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A dashboard has many tiles but users need to reorganize them around high-priority operational metrics. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin.

App consumers can access packaged reports without Contributor rights in the workspace. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A business unit wants to distribute a curated set of reports to consumers without granting everyone workspace editing permissions. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin.

The consumer can view allowed content and cannot alter the shared semantic model. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A workspace admin wants to provide a consumer access to packaged content without granting broad semantic model editing. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Assign the Contributor workspace role rather than Admin.

The check for 'Update or republish the app after publishing the revised workspace content' is 'The app audience sees the intended revised report version' for An app release updates one report but consumers still see an older version of the app. That does not establish 'Draft changes can be tested without changing the production app unexpectedly'; the stated requirement calls for 'Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion'.

'Choose a supported refresh cadence within the current capacity and licensing limits' addresses the mechanism measured by 'Configured refresh slots meet the capacity's actual limit and refresh history remains healthy' for A source dataset is large and a team schedules more refreshes per day than the capacity permits. The current outcome is 'Draft changes can be tested without changing the production app unexpectedly' after 'Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion', which the distractor leaves unverified.

'An unauthorized external address cannot bypass tenant sharing policy' would demonstrate 'Check sharing and tenant permissions before choosing the delivery method' for An analyst plans to share a link with an external contractor but tenant policy restricts external sharing, but not 'Draft changes can be tested without changing the production app unexpectedly'. The latter requires 'Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion' in this scenario.

The app audience sees the intended revised report version. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An app release updates one report but consumers still see an older version of the app. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion.

Configured refresh slots meet the capacity's actual limit and refresh history remains healthy. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: A source dataset is large and a team schedules more refreshes per day than the capacity permits. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion.

An unauthorized external address cannot bypass tenant sharing policy. That check would be meaningful for the separate case: An analyst plans to share a link with an external contractor but tenant policy restricts external sharing. It would not directly verify this scenario's selected implementation: Separate development and production workspaces and govern promotion.