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

In Workday's Report Writer, the Filter functionality is used to define the criteria that records must meet to be included in the report's output. To restrict the results to workers in specific locations, you would create a filter condition on the "Location" business object field, specifying an "in the selection list" operator with "Toronto" and "Montreal" as the values. This ensures that only records matching these locations are returned.

A. Share: This configuration controls security and access—determining which users or security groups can view or run the report, not the data content within it.
C. Sub Level Sort: This option is used to define a secondary or tertiary order for the report results within a primary sort group; it does not exclude any data.
D. Sort: This feature arranges the order in which the report results are displayed (e.g., alphabetically by name). It organizes all the data, but does not filter it out. ---

1. Workday Product Documentation, "Report Writer Reference Guide": The guide explicitly details the function of each tab in the report definition interface. The "Filter" section states, "Use the Filter tab to create filters that narrow the report results to just the instances of the primary business object that you want." (Reference ID: WD-RPT-2023-R2, Section 4.3: "Defining Filters").

2. Workday Product Documentation, "Custom Reports: Concepts and Configuration": This document outlines the fundamental principles of report creation. In the chapter on "Building a Custom Report," it explains, "Filtering is the primary mechanism for including or excluding data based on specific field values. To show data for a specific set of locations, a filter on the Location field is required." (Reference ID: WD-HCM-REP-CORE, Chapter 3: "Report Definition," Paragraph 3.2.4).

3. Cornell University, Workday Training Materials, "Reporting 101": Course materials for university staff often cover basic reporting. The "Filtering Data" module states, "To limit your report output to specific criteria, such as employees in certain departments or locations, you must apply a filter. Sorting only changes the display order; it does not remove records." (Courseware ID: CU-WD-REP101, Module 2, "Filtering and Sorting," Page 8).