SAP C_SAC_2501 Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 01,2026- Exam Code: C_SAC_2501
- Exam Name: SAP Certified Associate - Data Analyst - SAP Analytics Cloud
- Certification Provider: SAP
- Latest update: Oct 01,2026
What is required to use version management in a story?
- A . Planning model
- B . Classic mode
- C . Analytic model
- D . Optimized mode
A
Version management in SAP Analytics Cloud stories requires a Planning model. This feature enables users to create and manage different versions of their data, such as budget, forecast, and actual versions. Planning models provide the necessary structure and functionality for versioning, allowing for comparisons and what-if analyses within the story.
Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Version Management in Planning
SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Using Planning Models for Versioning
You are creating a new public version.
Which categories can you use? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . Budget
- B . Actual
- C . Predictive
- D . Forecast
You are creating a styling rule for a table with a hierarchy of Country, Region, and City. You want to apply the styling rule only to countries.
Which level option must you use?
- A . Self and Siblings
- B . Self and Children
- C . Self and Descendants
- D . Self
D
To apply a styling rule only to countries in a table with a hierarchy of Country, Region, and City in SAP Analytics Cloud, you must use the "Self" level option. This option ensures that the styling rule is applied specifically to the level of the hierarchy representing countries, without affecting the styling of regions, cities, or any other hierarchical levels.
Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Styling Hierarchical Tables
SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Hierarchical Styling Options
For which activities must you enable Advanced Mode in story design? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . Add JavaScript to a button
- B . Add a popup
- C . Add a layer to a geo map
- D . Add a custom widget
You have a story in My Files. You want your colleague to review and comment on the story.
What must you do?
- A . Create a Review task for the story
- B . Add a Comment widget to the story
- C . Share with View access
- D . Include the story in a Discussion
You have a dataset that extracts data from an SAP Business Warehouse (SAP BW) system. The data in the SAP BW system changes.
How can you update the dataset?
- A . You must create a new dataset.
- B . You must manually reimport the data.
- C . You must refresh the story that uses the dataset.
- D . You can schedule the dataset to update on a regular basis.
D
For datasets that extract data from external systems like SAP Business Warehouse (SAP BW), SAP Analytics Cloud provides the capability to schedule updates on a regular basis. This feature ensures that the dataset within SAP Analytics Cloud remains up-to-date with the latest changes from the SAP BW system, without the need for manual reimport or creating a new dataset. Scheduled updates can be configured to run at specific intervals, automating the data refresh process.
Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Scheduling Data Refresh
SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Automating Dataset Updates from External Sources
Which programming language is used for scripting in an SAP Analytics Cloud story?
- A . Python
- B . Wrangling Expression Language
- C . ABAP
- D . JavaScript
Which dimension type can you use like a measure?
- A . Account
- B . Date
- C . Organization
- D . Entity
A
Explanation:
In SAP Analytics Cloud, the Account dimension can be used similarly to a measure. This dimension is specifically designed for financial data and can hold various types of financial metrics, such as revenues, expenses, assets, and liabilities. It allows for the application of financial calculations and aggregations, which is why it can function similarly to measures in the context of financial reporting and analysis.
Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Understanding Dimensions and Measures
SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Working with Account Dimensions
What can you use to organize dimensions into logical categories in a live model?
- A . Level-based hierarchy
- B . Groups
- C . Value driver tree
- D . Parent-child hierarchy
D
Explanation:
In a live model within SAP Analytics Cloud, dimensions can be organized into logical categories using either level-based hierarchies or parent-child hierarchies. Level-based hierarchies are used when the relationships between items are defined by distinct levels, such as Geography might be divided into Country, State, and City levels. Parent-child hierarchies, on the other hand, are useful when the
data’s hierarchy is not strictly defined by levels but by a parent relationship where a child member is
associated with a parent member, which is common in organizational structures or product
categories.
Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud Help Documentation: Creating and Managing Hierarchies
SAP Analytics Cloud User Guide: Working with Models
Which features are available in the Optimized Design Experience? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
- A . Undo button
- B . Grid pages
- C . Linked widgets diagram
- D . Composites
- E . Explorer