When Workday applies report filters, which logic runs first?

When Workday applies report filters, which logic runs first?

• A. Data Source precedence
• B. User-defined order
• C. Filter name order determines
• D. Value specified in this filter

Answer: (D)

In Workday, the first step when applying report filters is to resolve the actual values specified in each filter. The system needs to turn prompts, constants, or dynamic expressions into a concrete set of values before applying any logic to combine filters. Once those values are established, the filters’ relationships (such as data source precedence or any user-defined ordering) determine how the criteria are combined, and filter naming is mainly for display. So the initial action is evaluating the value specified in the filter.

In Workday, the first step when applying report filters is to resolve the actual values specified in each filter. The system needs to turn prompts, constants, or dynamic expressions into a concrete set of values before applying any logic to combine filters. Once those values are established, the filters’ relationships (such as data source precedence or any user-defined ordering) determine how the criteria are combined, and filter naming is mainly for display. So the initial action is evaluating the value specified in the filter.