To apply styles to named ranges within a specified Cube View Connection, which path should you use?

To apply styles to named ranges within a specified Cube View Connection, which path should you use?

• A. Spreadsheet ribbon > Cube Views > Cube View Connections > Styles
• B. Spreadsheet Ribbon > Cube Views > Selection Styles
• C. Spreadsheet Ribbon > Cube Views > Manage Selection Styles
• D. Spreadsheet Ribbon > Cube Views > Cube View Connections

Answer: (B)

Styling named ranges in a Cube View is a presentation task handled through the Selection Styles option in the Cube Views area. Navigating to Spreadsheet Ribbon > Cube Views > Selection Styles takes you to the place where you can apply fonts, colors, borders, and other visual treatments to the named ranges that define the Cube View, without altering the data source. The Cube View Connections area is focused on linking to the underlying cube data, not on styling, so it isn’t the path for applying these styles.

Styling named ranges in a Cube View is a presentation task handled through the Selection Styles option in the Cube Views area. Navigating to Spreadsheet Ribbon > Cube Views > Selection Styles takes you to the place where you can apply fonts, colors, borders, and other visual treatments to the named ranges that define the Cube View, without altering the data source. The Cube View Connections area is focused on linking to the underlying cube data, not on styling, so it isn’t the path for applying these styles.