What does the summary-level standard report allow users to do?

The summary-level standard report allows users to toggle between summary and detail views. This feature is especially valuable because it enables users to analyze data at both high-level aggregates and detailed transaction levels. When working with complex datasets, users often need to start with a summary to understand overall trends or performance metrics before diving into the details for specific insights or anomalies.

In practice, this means that users can quickly switch between a concise overview of the data, which summarizes key figures, and a more granular format that elaborates on the individual components that comprise those figures. This dual capability enhances the exploration of data, providing flexibility in how users can interact with the reports to derive insights suited to their specific needs.

The other options do not accurately capture the functionalities of summary-level reports. They mainly describe limitations or features that are not inherent to the report type. For example, viewing only detail-level information would not leverage the advantages of summary analytics, and generating exclusively graphical outputs would not accommodate varied reporting needs. Similarly, creating reports without filters would not reflect the depth and specificity that reports typically require for effective data analysis.