SAP C_TS4CO_2021 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

SAP C_TS4CO_2021 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  You are implementing SAP S/4HANA and you want to run analytical reports off a single data model. Which statement best describes reporting in SAP S/4HANA?

  A. Reporting can be either broad and deep for analysis, or speedy and simple, but not both.
  B. Reporting on data in real time is difficult, and complex to design.
  C. Reporting on data is available in real-time at every level of detail.
  D. Reporting analytical data is always done in a business warehouse system.
  C. Reporting on data is available in real-time at every level of detail.

• Question 2:

  You want to create a new standard cost estimate based on the quantity structure of the existing standard cost estimate. Which object do you use?

  A. Costing type
  B. Reference variant
  C. Transfer control
  D. Costing version
  C. Transfer control

• Question 3:

  At what level do you create the structure of the operating concern?

  A. Sales organization level
  B. Controlling area level
  C. Client level
  D. Company code level
  C. Client level

• Question 4:

  How does the system derive the requirement type from the material master data? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  A. MRP group -> requirements class -> planning strategy -> requirements type
  B. MRP group -> Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type
  C. Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements class -> requirements type
  D. Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type
  B. MRP group -> Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type
  D. Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type

• Question 5:

  How does SAP S/4HANA capture costs? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  A. Secondary costs are captured as secondary cost element, and not as general ledger accounts.
  B. Primary and secondary costs are captured in general ledger accounts.
  C. All primary and secondary costs are captured by creating them as cost elements.
  D. Only primary costs are captured in general ledger accounts.
  B. Primary and secondary costs are captured in general ledger accounts.
  C. All primary and secondary costs are captured by creating them as cost elements.

• Question 6:

  You are running an indirect activity allocation. What do you post to the sender and receiver?

  A. You post only cost to both the sender and receiver.
  B. You post quantity and cost to both the sender and receiver.
  C. You post both quantity and cost to the sender, and cost only to the receiver.
  D. You post both quantity and cost to the receiver, and cost only to the sender.
  B. You post quantity and cost to both the sender and receiver.

• Question 7:

  What can you do with statistical internal orders?

  A. Apply overhead rates to the internal order.
  B. Settle costs to a cost center.
  C. Simultaneously post to a cost center.
  D. Transfer posting to another internal order.
  C. Simultaneously post to a cost center.

• Question 8:

  To which object do you assign a costing sheet?

  A. Valuation variant
  B. Transfer control
  C. Cost component structure
  D. Costing variant
  A. Valuation variant

• Question 9:

  How does SAP S/4HANA determine if a characteristic value is valid in Profitability Analysis?

  A. By defining the characteristic value as a value field
  B. By defining the characteristic value in the field catalog
  C. By defining the characteristic value in the check table
  D. By defining the characteristic value as a key figure
  C. By defining the characteristic value in the check table

• Question 10:

  Which of the following statements best describe Product Cost by Period? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  A. It is used when periodic costs outweigh daily postings.
  B. It is used to analyze work in process (WIP) based on actual costs.
  C. It is used when the focus of controlling is on a stable and continuous production process.
  D. It is used in conjunction with a product cost collector.
  C. It is used when the focus of controlling is on a stable and continuous production process.
  D. It is used in conjunction with a product cost collector.