Where do Additional Display Elements influence how information is shown?

Where do Additional Display Elements influence how information is shown?

• A. Data Source
• B. Model Editor
• C. Results Viewer
• D. Results Viewer and Reporting Workbench summaries

Answer: (D)

Additional Display Elements control how results are presented to you in the user interface. They’re about presentation, not data and model mechanics. In practice, these elements change what you see in the Results Viewer—how results are laid out, what visuals or panels are shown, and how the data is organized for quick interpretation. They also shape the Reporting Workbench summaries, influencing how the final summaries are presented and what components appear in them. The underlying data source and the model editor aren’t altered by display elements, since those areas handle where data comes from and how the model is constructed, not how it’s shown. So these display elements affect what information looks like in the Results Viewer and in the Reporting Workbench summaries.

Additional Display Elements control how results are presented to you in the user interface. They’re about presentation, not data and model mechanics. In practice, these elements change what you see in the Results Viewer—how results are laid out, what visuals or panels are shown, and how the data is organized for quick interpretation. They also shape the Reporting Workbench summaries, influencing how the final summaries are presented and what components appear in them. The underlying data source and the model editor aren’t altered by display elements, since those areas handle where data comes from and how the model is constructed, not how it’s shown. So these display elements affect what information looks like in the Results Viewer and in the Reporting Workbench summaries.