SAP C_THR92_2505 Online Access

Accessing Standard Canvas Report Templates:

SAP SuccessFactors provides the latest versions of standard canvas report templates on the SAP Help Portal, which is a central resource for all official SAP documentation and templates.

When a user cannot see a table report in the Report Center list, the issue typically stems from insufficient role-based permissions (RBP) granted to the user for accessing reports in that domain. Specifically:

Understand Role-Based Permissions (RBP):

In SAP SuccessFactors, reports and analytics visibility is governed by RBP settings. These settings ensure that users only see the reports and data they are authorized to access.

Permissions are categorized into domains such as "Employee Central," "Performance Management," etc.

Key Permissions for Reports in the Report Center:To view or run reports in Report Center, users need:

Run Report Access: This allows users to execute reports for domains they are permitted to access.

Create Report Access: This enables users to create or modify reports.

Manage Tiles and Dashboards Access: This is necessary for interacting with dashboards and tiles, not table reports specifically.

Access to Insights: This refers to viewing analytic insights and does not directly impact table report visibility.

Diagnosing the Issue:

The given scenario describes a user being unable to view a shared table report.

The most likely cause is the absence of Run Report access to the domain associated with the table report.

Without this permission, the system restricts the user from running or even viewing the report, even if it has been shared with them.

Steps to Resolve:

Navigate to Admin Center → Manage Permission Roles.

Select the permission role assigned to the user in question.

Click Permissions → Reports Permissions.

Verify that the Run Report Permission is granted for the specific domain associated with the shared report.

If not, enable this permission and save the changes.

Test Access:

After updating the permissions, the user should be able to view the table report in the Report Center.

SAP SuccessFactors Help Portal: Role-Based Permissions

SAP SuccessFactors People Analytics Reporting Guide (Latest Release): Check for details on report permissions and their implications.

SAP KBA 2461114: Troubleshooting Report Center permissions.

Learning Path: SAP Open Learning on SuccessFactors RBP and Analytics (openSAP).

Step-by-Step Analysis:References and Documentation:This explanation ensures that the resolution is precise, supported by standard SAP practices, and verifiable through official SAP documentation.

Inline Translation OverviewInline translation in SAP SuccessFactors Stories allows users to translate report text and components into multiple languages. This feature is particularly useful in multi-locale environments to ensure users view reports in their preferred language.

Source Language Setting

When inline translation is enabled, the source language is selected from the list of locales enabled on the instance. This ensures that translation aligns with existing localization settings.

The report can only be edited in the source language to maintain consistency across translations.

Explanation of Correct Answers

Option A: Correct, as the source language must be chosen from the available locales when inline translation is activated.

Option B: Correct, as any edits to the report must be made in the source language to avoid inconsistencies.

Explanation of Incorrect Options

Option C: Incorrect, because the source language is not dynamically set to the current locale of the individual enabling translation.

Option D: Incorrect, because editing in any language is not allowed once inline translation is enabled—only the source language can be edited.

References and Documentation

SAP SuccessFactors Stories in People Analytics Guide (SAP Help Portal)

Localization and Inline Translation Features: openSAP

Error Analysis

Calculated columns in Query Designer require the correct data type to be specified based on the formula. If the selected data type does not match the formula's expected output, an error occurs.

Why the Error Occurs

The formula appears to involve a calculation related to dates. If the data type is not set to a compatible format (e.g., "Number" or "Date"), the calculation fails.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

A (Incorrect Dynamic Date Variable): The issue is not with the date variable but with the data type.

B (If-Then-Else Statement): Such a statement is unnecessary in the given formula.

C (Negative Result): Negative results are not inherently problematic unless restricted by the data type.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Calculated Columns Guide