What is the effect of the Completed status on a markup?

What is the effect of the Completed status on a markup?

• A. It marks the item as finished
• B. It hides the markup
• C. It deletes the markup
• D. It changes the file type

Answer: (A)

Marking a markup as Completed signals that the work on that item is finished. This status helps you track progress during the review process, making it easy to see which markups are done and which still need attention. The markup stays visible on the page and remains in the Markups List, so you can review or reference it later, but it’s distinguished as finished. It does not hide the item, delete it, or change the file type. You can use filters or reports to focus on outstanding items, and if more work is needed, you can update the status accordingly.

Marking a markup as Completed signals that the work on that item is finished. This status helps you track progress during the review process, making it easy to see which markups are done and which still need attention. The markup stays visible on the page and remains in the Markups List, so you can review or reference it later, but it’s distinguished as finished. It does not hide the item, delete it, or change the file type. You can use filters or reports to focus on outstanding items, and if more work is needed, you can update the status accordingly.