Which option describes the ability to audit data entries and identify who entered them?

Which option describes the ability to audit data entries and identify who entered them?

• A. Audit the data that was manually entered or adjusted and see who entered the data
• B. View Data Unit Statistics
• C. View the Cell POV information
• D. View the lower-level detail for any dimension member

Answer: (A)

Auditing data entries and identifying who entered them comes from the audit trail capability, which records manual inputs and any adjustments along with the user responsible. This creates a traceable history for governance and accountability, showing exactly who made each entry. The other options focus on viewing statistics, current cell POV, or low-level detail, which reveal data but not who entered or changed it. So the option that explicitly mentions auditing and the user who entered the data is the best fit.

Auditing data entries and identifying who entered them comes from the audit trail capability, which records manual inputs and any adjustments along with the user responsible. This creates a traceable history for governance and accountability, showing exactly who made each entry. The other options focus on viewing statistics, current cell POV, or low-level detail, which reveal data but not who entered or changed it. So the option that explicitly mentions auditing and the user who entered the data is the best fit.