Chapter 5: Reporting Flashcards
(100 cards)
What security do you need to build reports?
Report writer
What are Standard Reports?
Workday delivered, available for all customers
If a user is unable to run a report, what don’t they have access to?
Domain that secures the report
What is an Advanced report?
Most common, can sort - filter - group - & total data
What is a Matrix report?
Group data by column or row & configure cells to display summary values
What is a Matrix report similar to?
Pivot tables
What is a Composite report?
Can accommodate multiple data sources in one report
Where are Composite reports most popular?
Financial Reporting
What type of report combines multiple “subreports”?
Composite report
What is a Transposed report?
Swaps rows & columns
What are Transposed reports helpful for?
Side-by-side comparisons
What is a Search report?
Displays instances of business object that you can narrow down with facet filters or search terms
Search reports often start with ____
Find
What is an nBox report?
Allows you to group, summarize, & drill - similar to Matrix report
What does nBox report help visualize?
Objects across two fields
What is a Trending report?
Group data by time period for trend analysis
What is a Primary Business Object?
Main business object for a report
What does a Primary Business Object determine?
What fields are initially available to include in the report
What determines your Primary Business Object?
Data sources
What are data sources?
Determine exactly what info is available to report on, like “view” or “starting filter”
What do you want to report on?
Primary Business Object will provide that data
What are Related Business Objects (RBOs)?
Access fields in a report that don’t belong to the primary business object
What are linking fields?
Connects your primary business object to a related business object
Data Sources report
What primary business objects is associated with which data sources, and which security groups are permitted to the data source