If a new base account is added to the FCCS_Cash and Cash Equivalents parent account, which method can add it to the rows in the query?

• A. Zoom out on the FCCS_Cash and Cash Equivalents parent account, then re-zoom in.
• B. Refresh the query
• C. Rebuild the query from scratch
• D. Manually add the new account to the Rows area

Answer: (A)

When you add a new base account under a parent in FCCS, the list of members shown in the Rows needs to refresh to include that new child. Zooming out from the parent account and then zooming back in forces the analysis tool to reload the dimension’s member list, picking up any recently added accounts. This quickly updates the Rows without rebuilding or manually adding items, and it keeps your existing query structure intact.

Refreshing the query can update data, but it doesn’t reliably refresh the metadata that determines which members are available for the Rows. Rebuilding the query from scratch is unnecessary and time-consuming, and manually adding the new account to the Rows bypasses the automatic synchronization with the dimension. Thus, zooming out and back in is the most efficient way to incorporate the new account into the query rows.