C_BOWI_40 · Question #62
You are using calculation contexts within an If() function. Which two are valid contexts for use in an If() function?
The correct answer is C. In Block D. In Report. In Web Intelligence, only In Block and In Report are recognized as valid output contexts within an If() function for controlling calculation scope.
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You are using calculation contexts within an If() function. Which two are valid contexts for use in an If() function?
Options
- AIn Cell
- BIn Row
- CIn Block
- DIn Report
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A13% (2)
- B7% (1)
- C80% (12)
Why each option
In Web Intelligence, only In Block and In Report are recognized as valid output contexts within an If() function for controlling calculation scope.
In Cell is not a valid context operator keyword in Web Intelligence calculation context syntax and will cause a formula error if used inside If().
In Row is not a recognized output context keyword in the Web Intelligence formula language and cannot be used as a calculation context inside If().
In Block is a valid output context that restricts the calculation to the current block, and is recognized as a legal context keyword inside an If() function in Web Intelligence formula syntax.
In Report is a valid output context that extends the calculation scope to the entire report tab, and is similarly recognized as a legal context keyword inside an If() function.
Concept tested: Web Intelligence If() function calculation context operators
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/09382da3-ecb0-400e-a2c6-e37d0e3f89ef/4705f2e76e041014910eba7d4b2c66fb.html
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