Answer:
Nominal
Explanation:
- So while singing the question, let's further move to the answer. So let's see here and there.
- The first option is B. S, which corrects gross sectional data, And the 2nd 1 of Nominal, C. Is correct nominal. So here are the buddha points which are given in the question.
- The first one, option B is correct cross-sectional data, And the 2nd 1, is option C. Is correct nominal.
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Answer:
The Correct Answer is C. Configure "Domestic + [Product Code] <> LN*" in the Tag Filter parameter
Explanation:
First, I'll split the answer into bits
Domestic -> This shows that the product belongs to a Domestic Customer
[Product Code] -> The tag [] shows that the Product Code is a generated variable that is unique to different products
<> This means Not Equal to
LN* -> Loan Product
So, [Product Code] <> LN* means Product Code is not Equal to Loan Product
Bring the whole tag together,
It means
Product Codes that belongs to domestic customer which is not Equal to Loan products
