Conditional Highlighting for Summary and Matrix Reports

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The statement is false. You can use conditional highlighting in summary and matrix reports, as well as in tabular and joined reports.

Conditional highlighting allows you to dynamically highlight cells in a report based on specified criteria. This helps to draw attention to important data and make it easier to interpret the report.

In summary reports, you can use conditional highlighting to highlight cells in the grand total row, group rows, or detail rows. In matrix reports, you can use conditional highlighting to highlight cells in the intersection of row and column groupings, as well as cells in the grand total row and column.

In tabular and joined reports, you can use conditional highlighting to highlight cells in any column. You can also use conditional highlighting to highlight cells in group headings, which can be particularly useful in joined reports where there are multiple levels of grouping.

Overall, conditional highlighting is a powerful tool that can be used in a variety of report types to make your data more visually appealing and easier to understand.