Which option is great for querying reports that are based on Cube data?

The option that is ideal for querying reports based on Cube data is Cube Views. This is because Cube Views are specifically designed to provide a dynamic and flexible way to access and analyze multidimensional data from the Cube. They allow users to create tailored views of the data, making it easier to segment and filter information based on various dimensions and measures within the Cube.

By using Cube Views, users can leverage the rich, multidimensional structure of the Cube, allowing them to build reports that can directly reflect performance data, trends, and other critical metrics essential for financial analysis and decision-making. This capability is crucial for data analysis as it enables users to pull real-time data, ensuring that the reports reflect the most current information available.

In contrast, Report Books, Spreadsheet/Excel Add-Ins, and Dashboards are useful for various reporting tasks, but they do not provide the same level of direct interaction and querying capabilities with Cube data as Cube Views do. Report Books generally compile various reports but are not specifically tailored for Cube querying. Spreadsheet/Excel Add-Ins facilitate data extraction but may not be as effective for deep analysis of multidimensional data. Dashboards present visual summaries of data and performance metrics but can be limited by their structure, which may not always allow