A. InfoProviders

B. Applications

C. Queries

D. Folders

A. All types of key figures defined at InfoProvider level

B. Only calculated key figures defined at query level

C. All types of key figures defined at query level

D. Only calculated key figures defined at InfoProvider level

A. Additional information assigned to a key figure

B. A data field used to store transactional data

C. A characteristic assigned to another characteristic

D. An object that stores master data

A. Filters will change the result of the restricted key figure, navigation will have no effect.

B. Navigation and filters will affect the restricted key figure.

C. Navigation will affect the result of the restricted key figure, filters will have no effect.

D. Navigation and filters will not affect the restricted key figure.

A. The Cost Center has display attributes.

B. The Controlling area is compounded to the Cost Center.

C. The Cost Center is compounded to the Controlling area.

D. The Cost Center has navigational attributes.

A. In the After Redisplay registered callback

B. In the workbook properties of the Components tab

C. In the properties settings of the VBA Editor

D. In the standard Workbook_Open event

A. Excel formulas to read data directly out of a PSA table

B. Excel formulas to change the navigation state of a data source defined in your workbook

C. Excel formulas to change the filter settings directly in the BEx Query definition

D. Excel formulas to read data out of a data source defined in your workbook

A. To store data for offline scenarios

B. To combine data from different BEx Queries

C. To provide data to Web items

D. To connect to InfoProviders, information spaces, or BEx Query views

A. As attribute objects that belong to a dimension object

B. As dimension objects for each node

C. As fields representing the parent node ID and node ID

D. As subobjects of dimension objects for each existing hierarchy