Which report type is designed to display data in a graphical interface?

• A. Cube Views
• B. Pivot grid
• C. Forms
• D. Dashboards

Answer: (D)

Dashboards are built to present information through visual elements—charts, graphs, gauges, and scorecards—so users can quickly grasp trends and KPIs at a glance. This makes them the best fit for displaying data in a graphical interface and for combining multiple visuals on one screen.

Other report types focus more on data structure or entry rather than visuals: a cube view centers on multidimensional data analysis, a pivot grid organizes data in a pivoted table, and forms are designed for data entry or detail forms. Dashboards bring these data insights together visually and interactively.