What will a cell display after creating a new XFGetCell or editing an existing XFGetCell?

• A. #Review
• B. #Refresh
• C. #Restore
• D. #Revise

Answer: (B)

When you create a new XFGetCell or edit an existing one, the cell shows a placeholder indicating that data will be retrieved, not a static value yet. The indicator used is #Refresh, signaling that the next refresh (or recalculation) will pull the latest data from the XFGetCell source and populate the cell. This is distinct from statuses like #Review, which implies a human validation step, or #Restore/#Revise, which relate to other workflow actions. So, the cell displays #Refresh because the value is pending a data fetch triggered by a refresh.