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Which two are benefits of using breaks?

The correct answer is B. Makes the table block easier to read D. Enables the use of subtotals in one block. Breaks in Web Intelligence tables improve readability and enable subtotals, but they operate within a single block rather than splitting it into separate blocks.

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Question

Which two are benefits of using breaks?

Options

  • ACreates a navigation map
  • BMakes the table block easier to read
  • CSplits the block into smaller table blocks
  • DEnables the use of subtotals in one block

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    9% (2)
  • B
    86% (19)
  • C
    5% (1)

Why each option

Breaks in Web Intelligence tables improve readability and enable subtotals, but they operate within a single block rather than splitting it into separate blocks.

ACreates a navigation map

Navigation maps in Web Intelligence are created using the Report Map or document structure features, not by applying breaks to table blocks.

BMakes the table block easier to readCorrect

Applying a break groups repeated values of a dimension together and visually separates sections within the table, making the data easier to scan and interpret.

CSplits the block into smaller table blocks

Breaks do not split a single block into multiple independent table blocks - they only visually partition rows within the original single block while keeping the data in one unified structure.

DEnables the use of subtotals in one blockCorrect

Breaks enable the insertion of subtotals and sub-aggregates at each break point within the same table block, which would not be possible without the break structure.

Concept tested: Web Intelligence table breaks - readability and subtotals

Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/webi-user-guide/using-breaks.html

Topics

#breaks#subtotals#table formatting#block structure

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