The Web Application Designer (WAD) allows which of the following to be displayed in a Web browser?
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Query results in a table.
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A corporate logo
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Bar charts
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Links to other reports.
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All of the above.
The Web Application Designer (WAD) is a flexible tool for creating web-based reporting interfaces. It supports multiple content types simultaneously: tabular query results for structured data, corporate logos for branding, graphical elements like bar charts for visual analysis, and hyperlinked navigation to related reports. This versatility allows creating comprehensive, professional dashboards that combine various visualization and navigation elements in a single browser-based interface.
SAP BW's Web Application Designer (WAD) is a WYSIWYG tool for building web templates/cockpits that can embed query result tables, corporate logos/images, chart items (including bar charts), and navigation links to other reports/queries, all combined on one HTML page. Since all four listed capabilities (table, logo, bar chart, links) are genuinely supported web items in WAD, "All of the above" is the correct, most complete answer rather than any single capability alone.