A. Every time you associate a time submission rule with the processing profile, the add action creates a corresponding rule set.

B. Every time you create a time submission rule, the save action also creates a corresponding rule set.

C. Manage Time Submission Rule Set and add the submission rules to the set.

D. Use the time device import process to add time submission rules to the rule set.

A. The first day of the week is set as Monday in your scheduler profile.

B. The first day of the week is defaulted to Monday in the Planned and Published Schedules.

C. The first day of the week is set as Monday in the repeating period.

D. The first day of week is set as Monday in both places: the repeating period and your scheduler profile.

A. Configure the layout with the optional fields as Row Level Details.

B. Implement the same changes as in the first answer but also fix the two mandatory columns, so that only the optional and days of the week scroll.

C. Configure the layout to show all six time card fields and use personalization to adjust the column widths, including those for recording the start & stop time to the smallest appropriate for the data.

D. Use Daily Details to record optional fields.

E. Combine the optional fields together into one or two "multi attribute time card fields" and display these on the time card.

A. The time entry layout must include start and stop times along with the hidden Absence Plan time attribute and the displayed absence values.

B. The time entry layout must include start and stop times along with the required assignment, in addition to a time card field for the absence values.

C. Absence entries can be entered only by suing the Calendar Entry layout in the layout set.

D. The time entry layout must contain the delivered, but hidden Schedule time attributes time card field.

E. The time entry layout must be part of a layout set that is configured by using the Absence Management Time Consumer template.

A. Repeating Time Periods, Time Repository, Data Dictionary

B. Repeating Time Periods, Time Repository, Data Dictionary, Time Consumers

C. Repeating Time Periods, Time Repository, Time Attributes

D. Repeating Time Periods, Time Repository, Time Attributes, Time Consumers

A. Define a customer-defined value set and select from the Include Group section on the page.

B. This cannot be done.

C. Select a delivered value set in the Group Eligibility section.

D. Select a specific People Group Segment in the Group Eligibility section on the page,

E. Select a People Group from the list of Additional Employment Attributes in the Group Eligibility section.

A. Define a Time Category that will evaluate to True when the condition for executing the rule has been met and use this in the Time Entry Rule formula to define when the rule will run.

B. Define an HCM Group that contains the required time attribute values and use this in the Time Entry Rule set to define when the rule will run.

C. Define a Time Category that will evaluate to True when the condition for executing the rule has been met and use this in the Time Entry Rule Template to define when the rule will run.

D. Define an HCM Group that contains the required time attribute values and use this in the Time Entry Rule formula to define when the rule will run.

E. Define a Time Category that will evaluate to True when the condition for executing the rule has been met and use this in the Time Entry Rule set to define when the rule will run.

A. Time Card Approval Period must be a multiple of the Time Card period.

B. Time Card approval period must be the same as the Time Card period.

C. Time Card Approval Period is defined in the Time Consumer Set.

D. Time Card Approval Period can be less than the Time Card Period.

A. Early in time entry

B. Invalid in time entry

C. No exception is generated.

D. Late in time entry