Which of the following is a valid component of a report book?

• A. Time profiles
• B. Cube Views
• C. Journal templates
• D. Extensible documents

Answer: (B)

A report book is built from content blocks that display data for reporting, and a Cube View is a valid type because it represents a saved view of multidimensional data from the cube that can be embedded directly into the book. This lets users present and interact with specific slices of data—filters, dimensions, measures—within the same report, providing consistent and reusable views across different pages or reports.

Time profiles describe how time is structured in the system, not a data display block for a report book. Journal templates define the format of journal entries, which is a workflow/template concept rather than a report content block. Extensible documents refer to external or rich content documents, not typically a data view that can be embedded as a report component.