Error Analysis

Calculated columns in Query Designer require the correct data type to be specified based on the formula. If the selected data type does not match the formula's expected output, an error occurs.

Why the Error Occurs

The formula appears to involve a calculation related to dates. If the data type is not set to a compatible format (e.g., "Number" or "Date"), the calculation fails.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

A (Incorrect Dynamic Date Variable): The issue is not with the date variable but with the data type.

B (If-Then-Else Statement): Such a statement is unnecessary in the given formula.

C (Negative Result): Negative results are not inherently problematic unless restricted by the data type.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Calculated Columns Guide

Exporting Multipage Reports

Canvas reports support exporting multipage reports in formats that preserve the layout and design, such asMicrosoft Word,PowerPoint, andPDF.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

A. Microsoft Excel: Canvas reports do not support exporting multipage layouts to Excel.

C. XML Format: XML is not supported for multipage exports.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Canvas Reports Export Options

To enable a filter to update multiple charts using linked analysis in a Story report:

Same Data Source (C):

All the charts must share the same data source to allow consistent filtering and updates across the visuals.

Linked Dimensions in Data Sources (D):

If the charts use different data sources, those sources must containlinked dimensionsto allow the filter to propagate changes.

To meet the specified query requirements in Advanced Reporting:

Duplicate the Compensation Table (B):

You must duplicate the table to represent Base Salary and Bonus as separate columns. Each instance of the table focuses on one pay component.

Configure a Table Restriction of the Compensation Table (C):

Apply restrictions to filter the data in each duplicated table to only include the specific pay component (e.g., Base Salary in one table and Bonus in the other).

Inline Translation OverviewInline translation in SAP SuccessFactors Stories allows users to translate report text and components into multiple languages. This feature is particularly useful in multi-locale environments to ensure users view reports in their preferred language.

Source Language Setting

When inline translation is enabled, the source language is selected from the list of locales enabled on the instance. This ensures that translation aligns with existing localization settings.

The report can only be edited in the source language to maintain consistency across translations.

Explanation of Correct Answers

Option A: Correct, as the source language must be chosen from the available locales when inline translation is activated.

Option B: Correct, as any edits to the report must be made in the source language to avoid inconsistencies.

Explanation of Incorrect Options

Option C: Incorrect, because the source language is not dynamically set to the current locale of the individual enabling translation.

Option D: Incorrect, because editing in any language is not allowed once inline translation is enabled—only the source language can be edited.

References and Documentation

SAP SuccessFactors Stories in People Analytics Guide(SAP Help Portal)

Localization and Inline Translation Features:openSAP

Requirements for Reportable Custom Blocks

Acustom blockin People Profile needs to satisfy specific criteria to be included in reports in Story.

Option A: The MDF object must be associated with a schema as aroot objectto ensure the data structure is accessible in the reporting layer.

Option C: TheexternalCodefield must have the correct data type, such asGeneric Object, to ensure proper data mapping.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

B: MDF objects can be linked to other schemas; this does not affect their reportability.

D: The externalCode does not necessarily need to be of datatype User for the custom block to be reportable.

References

SAP SuccessFactors People Profile Configuration Guide