What happens when you share a workbook that has dependent resources?

When sharing a workbook that incorporates dependent resources, the situation where the dependent resources are shared but hidden to the user accurately reflects how this feature functions. Dependent resources in this context refer to elements within the workbook that rely on or are linked to other data points or resources.

When a workbook is shared, the underlying data structure, including dependent resources, is preserved to maintain the integrity of the information. However, these dependent resources are not explicitly displayed to the user in the same way as the primary data within the workbook. This ensures that users can still work with the main data and its associated information without being overwhelmed by additional layers of dependencies that might not be relevant for their immediate tasks.

This functionality allows for a cleaner user experience while still maintaining the necessary data connections that the workbook requires to function as intended. The other options do not align with the principles of workbook sharing in this context, as they either suggest exclusion or necessitate significant restructuring of the workbook that is not required in typical sharing scenarios.