The Screen Configuration feature in SAP Field Service Management is a powerful tool for tailoring the user interface. Its primary capabilities include controlling the layout of fields on a screen, such as displaying, hiding, reordering (sorting), and organizing them into groups. Furthermore, it allows for the implementation of business logic through UI rules, which can use expressions for field validation (e.g., making a field mandatory based on another field's value). The feature also supports multilingual environments by displaying the appropriate custom translations for field labels, ensuring a localized user experience across different regions.

C. Can only be defined for mobile screens: This is incorrect. Screen configurations can be applied to both the mobile application and web-based applications like the Planning & Dispatching board.

D. Can define color coding: This is incorrect. While the UI can be customized, defining specific color codes for fields or text is not a standard function within the Screen Configuration tool itself.

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SAP Field Service Management

Administration Guide

"Screen Configuration" section: This document details the core functions of screen configurations. It explicitly states that administrators can "define which fields are displayed on a screen

in which order

and how they are grouped." This directly supports option A.

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SAP Field Service Management

Administration Guide

"UI Rules" subsection: This section explains that UI rules

which are part of a screen configuration

can be used to define expressions to control field properties like IsRequired and IsReadOnly. This functionality is used for field validation

supporting option B.

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SAP Field Service Management

Administration Guide

"Translations" section: This guide explains how custom labels and their translations are managed. The Screen Configuration tool is where these labels are applied to fields

and it is responsible for rendering the correct translated text based on the user's language settings

which supports option E. The documentation also shows screen configurations being applied to web modules

invalidating option C.