1Z0-330 · Question #122
Which three statements are true regarding plan cycles? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. All active plans are available to be cross-referenced, even plans with no started cycles. B. You can display a target amount or custom score from a previous plan cycle in the current plan E. You can reference a plan within itself to display values from a previous plan cycle in a subsequent. All active plans are available to be cross referenced, even plans with no started cycles. You can also reference a plan within itself to display values from a previous plan cycle in a subsequent cycle. For example, you can display a target amount or custom score from a previous…
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Which three statements are true regarding plan cycles? (Choose three.)
Options
- AAll active plans are available to be cross-referenced, even plans with no started cycles.
- BYou can display a target amount or custom score from a previous plan cycle in the current plan
- CActive plans are available to be cross-referenced, except plans with no started cycles.
- DYou cannot display a target amount or custom score from a previous plan cycle in the current
- EYou can reference a plan within itself to display values from a previous plan cycle in a subsequent
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A84% (41)
- C10% (5)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
All active plans are available to be cross referenced, even plans with no started cycles. You can also reference a plan within itself to display values from a previous plan cycle in a subsequent cycle. For example, you can display a target amount or custom score from a previous plan cycle in the current plan cycle so that managers are aware of that data when making a current compensation decision. You cannot select a default value for a column by cross-referencing a column from another plan if you have selected values for the Default Value, Default and Override Formula, or Compensation Derived Factor fields on the Configure Column Properties dialog box.
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