A.Simple logic groups enable you to derive logic items front any combination of dimensions (derived mapping).

B.Logic accounts allow the mapping of a source account based on its value (conditional mapping).

C.Logic accounts determine how the source fields are stored In the Data Management staging tables (storing mapping).

D.Logic accounts allow the mapping of one source account to multiple target accounts (statistical mapping).

E.Logic accounts can perform arithmetic operations on source values (arithmetic mapping).

A.Update driver data in Excel and submit the changes back to Profitability and Cost Management.

B.Display Analysis Views and Profit Curves that you created in Profitability and Cost Management in an Excel spreadsheet.

C.Create reusable Smart Queries to use for ad hoc reporting and analysis In Excel.

D.Update dimension members and properties In Excel and submit the changes back to Profitability and Cost Management.

A.Identity Domain Administrator or Service Administrator

B.Identity Domain Administrator

C.Service Administrator

D.Identity Domain Administrator or Security Administrator

E.Security Administrator

A.They can be assigned to groups or individual users.

B.They are used to control what dimensions and members can be accessed by the assigned users.

C.They can be assigned to Service Administrators or Power Users.

D.They generate security filters in Essbase when the database is deployed.

A.Create at least one global context.

B.Create a rule set context.

C.Assign the rule sequence number,

D.Create a rule set for the rule.