Which behavior is controlled by Show summary tab beyond displaying the Summary tab?

Which behavior is controlled by Show summary tab beyond displaying the Summary tab?

• A. It determines the font used in the summary.
• B. This option must be selected for the Summary tab to appear at all. If this is not selected, summarization will not be possible in this template's reports. This option also controls if the Explore tab will appear automatically for reports with less than the maximum number of results.
• C. It hides the summary tab when results are large.
• D. It changes the color of the Explore tab.

Answer: (B)

The setting is about enabling the Summary tab and related behavior, not just showing or hiding text. When this option is selected, the Summary tab can appear and summarization is possible in the template’s reports. If it isn’t selected, the Summary tab won’t show at all and summarization can’t be performed in these reports. Additionally, this same option controls whether the Explore tab will automatically appear for reports that have fewer results than the maximum. So, turning it on both lets you use the Summary tab and enables the automatic Show/Explore behavior for small-result reports. The other choices don’t fit because they reference font, hiding based on result size, or color changes, which aren’t described as part of this setting.

The setting is about enabling the Summary tab and related behavior, not just showing or hiding text. When this option is selected, the Summary tab can appear and summarization is possible in the template’s reports. If it isn’t selected, the Summary tab won’t show at all and summarization can’t be performed in these reports. Additionally, this same option controls whether the Explore tab will automatically appear for reports that have fewer results than the maximum. So, turning it on both lets you use the Summary tab and enables the automatic Show/Explore behavior for small-result reports. The other choices don’t fit because they reference font, hiding based on result size, or color changes, which aren’t described as part of this setting.