Which combination of views results in two tabs in the Results Viewer, one for each view?

Which combination of views results in two tabs in the Results Viewer, one for each view?

• A. List and Extract
• B. Cross Tab and List
• C. Specialized View and List
• D. Specialized View and Cross Tab

Answer: (C)

The thing being tested is how the Results Viewer handles multiple views by showing each view in its own tab. When you pair a List view with a Specialized View, the tool can display both simultaneously in the Results Viewer, yielding one tab for the List and another tab for the Specialized View. This combination is compatible with the tabbed interface, so you end up with two distinct tabs, each reflecting a different way of viewing the same results. Other pairings either don’t render both views as separate tabs within the same viewer (for example, some view types open in their own window or don’t display side-by-side in tabs), so they wouldn’t reliably produce the two-tab setup.

The thing being tested is how the Results Viewer handles multiple views by showing each view in its own tab. When you pair a List view with a Specialized View, the tool can display both simultaneously in the Results Viewer, yielding one tab for the List and another tab for the Specialized View. This combination is compatible with the tabbed interface, so you end up with two distinct tabs, each reflecting a different way of viewing the same results. Other pairings either don’t render both views as separate tabs within the same viewer (for example, some view types open in their own window or don’t display side-by-side in tabs), so they wouldn’t reliably produce the two-tab setup.