Displays search results based on facet filters on the report?

• A. Search Report
• B. Transposed Report
• C. Report Writer
• D. Standard Data Sources

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how a report type handles interactive discovery through facet-based filtering to show results. A Search Report is built to surface results that users refine with facet filters on the report itself. When you select different facets (like category, date, status, or other attributes), the report updates to display only items that match those choices, effectively presenting search results constrained by the chosen facets. This behavior is exactly what the prompt describes: results driven by facet filters on the report.

Transposed Reports focus on changing layout by swapping rows and columns, not on filtering results via facets. The Report Writer is the tool used to create reports, not a runtime feature for facet-driven search results. Standard Data Sources refer to where data comes from, rather than how results are filtered and displayed during a search.