C_TFIN22_65 · Question #27
How would you explain a market segment in CO-PA? What is a market segment in CO-PA?
The correct answer is A. A certain value combination of the defined characteristics. A market segment in CO-PA is defined by a unique combination of specific values for the characteristics that have been configured for the operating concern.
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How would you explain a market segment in CO-PA? What is a market segment in CO-PA?
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- AA certain value combination of the defined characteristics.
- BA predefined value combination for the characteristics delivered by SAP.
- CA certain combination of the defined characteristics and value fields.
- DA certain characteristic combination of predefined values.
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(36 responses)- A92% (33)
- B3% (1)
- D6% (2)
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A market segment in CO-PA is defined by a unique combination of specific values for the characteristics that have been configured for the operating concern.
In CO-PA (Profitability Analysis), a market segment is fundamentally identified by a distinct set of values for the characteristics that are chosen and configured for an operating concern. For example, a segment could be 'Product Group P100' + 'Region North' + 'Customer Group Large', allowing for detailed profitability reporting based on specific business dimensions.
While SAP delivers some characteristics, a market segment is defined by user-defined or chosen characteristics and their specific values, not solely by predefined SAP values.
A market segment is defined by characteristics and their values, not by value fields; value fields are where the financial data (revenue, cost) is stored for a segment.
This option is too vague; it refers to the values of the defined characteristics, not just 'predefined values' in general or a 'characteristic combination' without specifying the actual values.
Concept tested: CO-PA market segment definition
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_ERP_SPV/5a918a99266f44618e404b998246e499/d1298410b0ff11d1858c0000e82013e8.html
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