A smaller export is easier to inspect.
A fictional team compared two report layouts using a made-up dataset.
- What
- Reduced the sample report from eight columns to four, keeping its original record IDs.
- Why
- The first version hid the fields needed to review each decision.
- Evidence
- In this fictional example, all twelve sample IDs were accounted for and the four selected headings matched the agreed list. No real customer data was used.
- Status
- Sample only. Local checks would establish structure; they would not establish customer usefulness.
- Next
- Ask a willing reviewer to find one record in the revised layout, then record the observed result.