C_BOWI_40 · Question #86
Your report contains a table. What happens when you drop a dimension object into a blank part of this report?
The correct answer is B. A new block is created. Dropping a dimension object onto a blank area of a Web Intelligence report canvas creates a new, independent block (table) rather than modifying any existing structure.
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Your report contains a table. What happens when you drop a dimension object into a blank part of this report?
Options
- AA new group is created.
- BA new block is created.
- CA new free-standing cell is created.
- DA new section is created.
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A5% (2)
- B90% (37)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Dropping a dimension object onto a blank area of a Web Intelligence report canvas creates a new, independent block (table) rather than modifying any existing structure.
A 'group' is not a standard Web Intelligence report element; dropping a dimension onto blank canvas does not produce a grouping construct.
In Web Intelligence, a 'block' is the generic term for any independent data container such as a table, crosstab, or chart. Dragging a dimension object to a blank section of the report canvas signals the application to instantiate a new block, separate from any existing tables or charts already on the report page.
A free-standing cell is created by explicitly inserting a cell element; dropping a dimension object onto blank canvas generates a full block, not a single cell.
A section is created by dropping a dimension onto an existing block's header or by using the 'Set as Section' option, not by dropping it onto a blank part of the report.
Concept tested: Web Intelligence report canvas block creation behavior
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/8ac9072e-61d9-44e4-9edd-e4c5b7e3b5fb/46e2d7b56e041014910ced67b8d3cba4.html
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