What occurs if you select Copy Layout data during the RSMF slicing process?

When you select Copy Layout data during the RSMF slicing process, the new document inherits the layout settings from the original document. This means that the layout is not reset to a default state, but rather preserved and forwarded to the new document, ensuring consistency in how the data is formatted and presented. By copying the layout data, users can maintain established visual structures, such as columns, header placements, and overall formatting, which can be essential for clarity and usability in reports or data presentations.

The option stating that no changes are made regarding layout would imply that the layout remains unchanged without being transferred, which does not accurately reflect the action of copying; instead, it actively carries over the layout. The choice suggesting that all layout data is discarded contradicts the function of copying, as copying would inherently mean that some layout information is retained rather than eliminated. Lastly, the notion that layouts cannot be altered after slicing is misleading because layouts can be modified post-slicing; opting to copy layout data facilitates a starting point that can be adjusted as needed in the new document.