Which UI indicator signals the potential presence of a suppressed member in a Cube View header?

Which UI indicator signals the potential presence of a suppressed member in a Cube View header?

• A. Orange slice bottom-right header
• B. Red slice top-right cell intersection
• C. Orange slice top-right cell intersection
• D. Red slice bottom-right header

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the UI uses a small orange wedge in the bottom-right corner of a header cell to signal that some members in that header are suppressed. This visual cue tells you that not all members in that dimension are visible, so the data you’re seeing may be a subset of the full set. The bottom-right header position is specifically where suppression indicators appear, distinguishing it from indicators that might appear in cell intersections or in other header locations. The orange color is the cue that the header has hidden members, not related to other conditions the red indicators or top-right placements might imply.

The main idea is that the UI uses a small orange wedge in the bottom-right corner of a header cell to signal that some members in that header are suppressed. This visual cue tells you that not all members in that dimension are visible, so the data you’re seeing may be a subset of the full set. The bottom-right header position is specifically where suppression indicators appear, distinguishing it from indicators that might appear in cell intersections or in other header locations. The orange color is the cue that the header has hidden members, not related to other conditions the red indicators or top-right placements might imply.