A Boolean calculated field evaluates a condition to determine if it is True or False. The requirement is to identify employees who have "exceeded" the allowed 10 sick days. The term "exceeded" means "more than." Therefore, the correct logical operator is "Greater Than" (>). The formula Sick Days Taken > 10 will correctly return True for any employee whose total sick days are 11 or more, and False for anyone with 10 or fewer, precisely matching the business requirement.

B. Sick Days Taken >= 10 is incorrect because it includes employees who have taken exactly 10 days, which meets the limit but does not exceed it.

C. Sick Days Taken = False is incorrect as it attempts an invalid comparison between a numeric field (Sick Days Taken) and a Boolean value.

D. Sick Days Taken = 10 is incorrect because it only identifies employees who have taken exactly 10 days, not those who have surpassed the limit.

1. Workday Community Documentation

"Calculated Fields: An Overview." This document details the different types of calculated fields available in Workday Reporting. In the section on "True/False (Boolean)" fields

it explains that these fields are built using conditional logic and relational operators (>

<

=

etc.) to evaluate data and return a true or false value. The construction [Field] [Operator] [Value] is standard.

2. Workday Community Documentation

"Create Calculated Field Task Reference." This guide provides step-by-step instructions for creating various calculated fields. For a "True/False" calculation type

it specifies using the "Condition" section to build the logical expression. The use of the "Greater Than" relational operator is shown for scenarios requiring evaluation of values exceeding a specific threshold.