Which three are true about converting tabular, summary, or matrix report to a joined report? Choose 3 answersA. Report formula fields are NOT supported in joined reports. B. The Rows to Display filter is NOT supported in joined reports. C. Buckets fields are NOT supported in joined reports. D. Cross filters are NOT supported in joined reports. E. Joined report blocks are formatted as matrix reports.

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Benjamin Solis

Computers & Technology

20 October, 01:59

Which three are true about converting tabular, summary, or matrix report to a joined report? Choose 3 answersA. Report formula fields are NOT supported in joined reports. B. The Rows to Display filter is NOT supported in joined reports. C. Buckets fields are NOT supported in joined reports. D. Cross filters are NOT supported in joined reports. E. Joined report blocks are formatted as matrix reports.

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Cason Boyd · Answer 1

Option B, C, and D is the correct options to the following question.

Explanation:

Because the joined report is that type of report which consists of the different standards of data or custom method types of report, in which user can add new accounts to the joined account or report. The joined reports do not support the display filter to the rows and it also not support the bucket field and the cross filters. So, that's why the following option is true.