Which statement correctly describes how a custom view behaves once a user saves one on a published workbook?
- ASaving a custom view permanently overwrites the workbook's default view for every user who later opens it.
- BA custom view creates an independent copy of the workbook's data source so the saver can edit calculations privately.
- CA custom view captures the current filter, sort, and selection state for the individual who saved it, leaving the underlying published workbook unchanged for everyone else. Correct
- DA custom view republishes the workbook to a separate project so colleagues can browse the personalised layout.
Why A is wrong: This is tempting because a custom view does capture filter and selection state, but it is wrong: a custom view is personal and does not alter what other users see by default.
Why B is wrong: This overstates the feature: a custom view records view state only and never clones the data source or grants calculation editing, so it is incorrect.
Why C is correct: A custom view stores interaction state such as filters and selections against the user's own profile without modifying the published workbook itself, which is exactly the behaviour described.
Why D is wrong: This confuses a custom view with publishing; saving a custom view does not create new project content and stays attached to the original workbook, so the statement is false.