To show only data for "Sue Chur" in a PivotTable, which option should you select?

To filter the PivotTable to display only data for "Sue Chur," selecting the Employee check box in the slicer is the correct choice. Slicers provide an intuitive visual way to filter data in PivotTables, allowing you to quickly isolate specific records. By checking the box associated with "Sue Chur" in the slicer, the PivotTable will dynamically update to show only the data relevant to that individual, thereby enhancing the analysis and accuracy of the data presented.

Using the Filter Ribbon Group would generally allow for filtering, but it may not offer the same level of user-friendly interaction as a slicer. Inserting a new row does not affect the filtered data displayed in a PivotTable, as rows are typically for adding data rather than filtering existing data. Adjusting the PivotTable format concerns the visual presentation of the table and does not influence which data is shown based on filtering criteria. Thus, using the slicer is the most efficient method to achieve the desired result of displaying only "Sue Chur's" information.