What remains intact even after standard sheet deletion?

The correct answer is that data withstanding deletion remains intact even after standard sheet deletion. In the context of Workday Adaptive Planning, when a standard sheet is deleted, certain types of data may be designed to persist to ensure consistency and continuity in reporting and analysis. This feature allows users to maintain crucial information that isn't directly tied to the specific sheet being deleted, ensuring that important data remains accessible for ongoing work.

In contrast, other choices, such as data integrity reports, account summaries, and formulas applied, may not necessarily survive the deletion of a standard sheet. Data integrity reports often reflect the state of data at a particular point in time and are tied to the existence of the data itself, which can change based on deletions. Account summaries and applied formulas are typically dependent on the underlying data dataset and may be affected or removed when the sheets they reference are deleted. Hence, the design of the system safeguards specific data from loss, allowing for continued functionality and streamlined processes after such actions.