Which item is not controlled by a report template?

• A. The kinds of data in the report
• B. The user who can view the report
• C. The actions that can be taken from a report
• D. The summaries available for the report

Answer: (D)

A report template acts as a blueprint for what the report will present and how it can be used. It determines the data elements that are pulled into the report, who is allowed to view the report, and what actions users can take from it (such as exporting, drilling down, or scheduling). Those aspects—data included, viewer access, and permissible interactions—are defined by the template.

Summaries available for the report, however, come from the underlying data and runtime configuration rather than the template itself. They’re typically generated or selected based on the current data context and reporting options, not fixed by the template. So the item not controlled by a report template is the summaries that appear for the report.