Final answer:
The correct answer is creating a report in a CRM system with specific filters to exclude closed opportunities, focusing on ones with higher amounts or probabilities.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is option Business. This question is about creating and refining an opportunities report in a customer relationship management (CRM) platform, likely Salesforce based on the terminology used (opportunity, stage, and probability).
The instructions dictate establishing a report with specific filters concerning the opportunity amount and probability, as well as including a filter logic to display all open opportunities that either have an amount greater than $100,000 or a probability greater than 50%, but are not closed.
You would start by generating an opportunities report with the standard filter set to 'Close Date Range: All Time' and ensure the fields 'Amount', 'Probability', and 'Stage' are displayed.
Then, you should implement custom filters to find opportunities based on the set criteria: an amount over $100,000, a probability over 50%, and to exclude stages that contain 'Closed'. Finally, apply the following filter logic: (1 OR 2) AND NOT 3, and save the report with the given name in the specified shared folder.