What indicates that a suppressed member could be added to a Cube View?

What indicates that a suppressed member could be added to a Cube View?

• A. A red slice is displayed in the bottom right-hand corner of the header cells
• B. A red slice is displayed in the top right-hand corner of the relevant cell intersection
• C. An orange slice is displayed in the top right-hand corner of the relevant cell intersection
• D. An orange slice is displayed in the bottom right-hand corner of the header cells

Answer: (D)

The signal being tested is how the Cube View shows that there are suppressed (hidden) members available to add. When a member is suppressed, OneStream uses an orange slice in the bottom-right corner of the header cells to indicate that there are hidden members on that axis that can be brought into the view. This orange wedge serves as a clear hint: expand or interact with that header to include the suppressed member in the Cube View. This is why the orange slice in the bottom-right of the header cells is the right cue. The other placements or colors convey different states or actions, such as indicating a different kind of interaction or constraint, not the specific capability to add a suppressed member.

The signal being tested is how the Cube View shows that there are suppressed (hidden) members available to add. When a member is suppressed, OneStream uses an orange slice in the bottom-right corner of the header cells to indicate that there are hidden members on that axis that can be brought into the view. This orange wedge serves as a clear hint: expand or interact with that header to include the suppressed member in the Cube View.

This is why the orange slice in the bottom-right of the header cells is the right cue. The other placements or colors convey different states or actions, such as indicating a different kind of interaction or constraint, not the specific capability to add a suppressed member.