WORKDAY-PRO-HCM-CORE practice question 7 of 15

You want a report's results to display only workers located in Toronto and Montreal. What report configuration accomplishes this?

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You want a report's results to display only workers located in Toronto and Montreal. What report configuration accomplishes this?
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Question 7 of 15

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Configure custom report filters
Difficulty
Easy

Key idea: Filters on a custom report limit which instances of the primary business object appear in the output.

How to reach the answer

  1. The requirement is to show 'only' certain workers, meaning records must be excluded.
  2. Sorting options only reorder results; sharing controls who can run the report.
  3. A filter on Location using 'in the selection list' with Toronto and Montreal restricts the rows.
  4. Choose Filter.

Each option

  • AIncorrect. Share controls which users or groups can access the report, not which rows it returns.
  • BCorrect. A filter condition on Location limits results to workers in Toronto and Montreal.
  • CIncorrect. Sub level sort orders data within groupings and removes nothing.
  • DIncorrect. Sort changes display order but still returns every worker.

Common trap: Thinking sorting by location effectively narrows the list because the desired cities would appear together.

In practice: Managers often request location-specific headcount lists; you add a filter (or a prompt) on the Location field in the custom report definition.

Remember: Filters decide which records appear; sorts only decide their order.

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