When creating a report, what must be memorized to retain specific settings?

In the context of creating a report, memorizing the report criteria is essential for retaining specific settings. The report criteria typically include defined parameters such as dimensions, time frames, and the metrics to be analyzed in the report. When these criteria are saved or memorized, it allows users to generate the report consistently with the same focused data and analysis every time. This memorization ensures that the report reflects the intended insights without needing to reapply settings manually, thus enhancing efficiency and accuracy in reporting.

On the other hand, while report filters, templates, and names are all important aspects of report creation, they do not specifically address the retention of core settings intended for data analysis. Filters may change based on user needs for specific views, templates may be used for formatting or layout but do not inherently save content settings, and a report name simply serves as an identifier. Therefore, the key aspect that needs to be memorized for consistent reporting is indeed the report criteria.