You open an SAP Analysis for Microsoft Office workbook. On which Design Panel tabs can you verify the filter values? (2)

Question

Options

• AComponents
• BDesign Rules
• CAnalysis
• DInformation

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  91% (39)

Explanation

In SAP Analysis for Microsoft Office, the Analysis tab (C) displays the current filter and variable selections applied to each data source component, allowing you to see exactly what values are restricting your data. The Information tab (D) also surfaces filter and variable values, alongside technical details about the connected data source such as system and query metadata. Together, these two tabs give you both the analytical context and the source-level detail needed to verify what filters are active.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Components): Lists the workbook's components (crosstabs, charts, data sources) but shows structure, not filter state.
• B (Design Rules): Used for setting up conditional formatting and dynamic visibility rules - unrelated to filter values.

Memory tip: Think "C for Current filters, D for Data source details" - both tell you what's limiting your data, just from slightly different angles (analytical view vs. source info view).

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