Which action reveals expense details on a Profit and Loss report?

• A. Click the Revenue heading
• B. Click the Summary button
• C. Expand the Expenses heading to reveal details
• D. Export the report to PDF

Answer: (C)

When you view a Profit and Loss report, the numbers are organized into sections such as Revenue and Expenses. The detailed line items that make up expenses are often collapsed by default, so you see a summary instead of every expense category. Expanding the Expenses heading reveals those individual expense items (like rent, utilities, salaries, and other costs) and their amounts, giving you the full breakdown.

The other actions don’t drill down into the expense details. Clicking the Revenue heading would show revenue details, not expenses. The Summary view typically sticks to a high-level overview rather than the detailed accounts. Exporting to PDF creates a static snapshot of what’s currently visible and doesn’t by itself reveal hidden details in the live report. So expanding the Expenses section is the direct way to access the expense details.