Which statement is true about report books in OneStream?

Which statement is true about report books in OneStream?

• A. They can consist of Cube Views and Extensible documents
• B. They can contain only Cube Views
• C. They cannot be edited after creation
• D. They are saved with a .doc extension

Answer: (A)

Report books are designed to combine different content types into one view, letting you present data and accompanying context together. The key idea is that a report book can mix Cube Views—data projections from the OneStream cube—with Extensible documents, which are flexible, rich-content pages you can embed. This mix makes the report book a versatile container for delivering both numerical insights and narrative or formatted content in a single package. Because of that, a statement that a report book can contain only Cube Views isn’t accurate. It’s also possible to edit a report book after it’s created, so the idea that it cannot be edited is not correct. And it isn’t saved with a .doc extension; report books use OneStream’s own format, not Word document formatting.

Report books are designed to combine different content types into one view, letting you present data and accompanying context together. The key idea is that a report book can mix Cube Views—data projections from the OneStream cube—with Extensible documents, which are flexible, rich-content pages you can embed. This mix makes the report book a versatile container for delivering both numerical insights and narrative or formatted content in a single package.

Because of that, a statement that a report book can contain only Cube Views isn’t accurate. It’s also possible to edit a report book after it’s created, so the idea that it cannot be edited is not correct. And it isn’t saved with a .doc extension; report books use OneStream’s own format, not Word document formatting.