What happens if a Cube View report exceeds the width of the page?

What happens if a Cube View report exceeds the width of the page?

• A. XF will prompt users to choose how they want the page to break.
• B. XF will produce an error until users go in and manually determine how the page should break.
• C. XF will automatically page break on the appropriate column and repeat the row headers on the following page.
• D. XF will ignore the width and truncate content.

Answer: (C)

When a Cube View report is wider than a single page, the system automatically paginates across pages. It inserts page breaks at appropriate column boundaries and, on each new page, repeats the row headers so you can continue reading the data with row context intact. This keeps the report readable without truncating content or requiring manual adjustments, and it avoids errors or prompts. So the behavior is automatic page breaks with repeated row headers on the following pages.

When a Cube View report is wider than a single page, the system automatically paginates across pages. It inserts page breaks at appropriate column boundaries and, on each new page, repeats the row headers so you can continue reading the data with row context intact. This keeps the report readable without truncating content or requiring manual adjustments, and it avoids errors or prompts. So the behavior is automatic page breaks with repeated row headers on the following pages.