Which statement describes data intersections in a cube?

• A. Using references for rows and columns in tables
• B. Using indexes by frequency
• C. Using alphabetical order of members
• D. Referencing only the row dimension

Answer: (A)

In a cube, a data intersection is found where a specific row member meets a specific column member to locate a single cell value. The statement that best describes this is using references for rows and columns in tables, because it shows selecting both a row and a column to intersect and retrieve the value at that crossing. Other ideas don’t define an intersection: indexing by frequency is about ordering, alphabetical ordering describes sequence, and referencing only the row dimension would yield multiple cells along that row without forming a cross with a column.