Self-check: Repeating Time Periods

Four questions on the five usages, the overtime and time card relationship, what stays editable after saving, and diagnosing a period that exists but cannot be selected.

4 questionsPass mark 70%Back to the lesson
  • Name the five usages of a repeating time period
  • Explain the relationship between the time card period and the overtime period
  • Explain what remains editable on a repeating time period
  • Diagnose a period that exists but cannot be selected

Every incorrect option names the misconception it represents. A wrong answer tells you which model of the process you reached for, which is the part that is worth correcting.

1. Which usages does a repeating time period carry, and which configuring page does each one feed? Select all that apply.

Name the five usages of a repeating time period · targets: Believing a period is only a date range with no usage, so an unavailable period is blamed on existence or permissions rather than on its usage.

2. Must a person overtime period be the same as their time card period?

Explain the relationship between the time card period and the overtime period · targets: Assuming the two periods must be the same because they are both called repeating time periods, and changing the card period when only the overtime boundary needed to move.

3. After you save a repeating time period of your own, which of its fields can still be edited once it has been delivered?

Explain what remains editable on a repeating time period · targets: Assuming an own period stays fully editable like any other setup object, and discovering the restriction when a requirement changes.

4. A repeating time period with correct dates and a two-week length does not appear on the page where a worker time processing profile is configured. What is the most likely cause?

Diagnose a period that exists but cannot be selected · targets: Recreating the period, or suspecting permissions, when the period is valid and the page is simply not one its usage feeds.