C_BOWI_40 · Question #155
Which scenarios should you use breaks for? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Generating subtotals in one table block C. Grouping repeated values in one table block. Breaks in Web Intelligence are used within a single table block to visually group repeated values and to insert subtotal calculations at each group boundary.
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Which scenarios should you use breaks for? (Choose two.)
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- AGenerating subtotals in one table block
- BBreaking the table into multiple table blocks
- CGrouping repeated values in one table block
- DGenerating running sum in multiple table blocks
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A87% (34)
- B8% (3)
- D5% (2)
Why each option
Breaks in Web Intelligence are used within a single table block to visually group repeated values and to insert subtotal calculations at each group boundary.
Breaks allow you to define subtotal footer rows at each break point within a table, making them the correct tool for generating subtotals without splitting the table into separate blocks.
Splitting data into multiple separate table blocks requires inserting sections, not breaks - breaks keep all rows within the same contiguous table structure.
The core function of a break is to suppress repeating identical values in a column and visually group the rows that share that value, all within the same single table block.
Running sums are computed using the RunningSum() formula with an appropriate calculation context; this is unrelated to the breaks feature and breaks do not operate across multiple table blocks.
Concept tested: Using breaks for grouping and subtotals within a table
Source: https://help.sap.com/viewer/45e7e72e2e994f73b82f29dc91f66408/4.3/en-US
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