How many rows does Conditional Searching display to represent separate criteria?

The correct answer is that Conditional Searching can display up to five rows to represent separate criteria. This feature is designed to allow users to define specific conditions for the data they are searching, and displaying up to five rows enables a clear, structured way to establish multiple criteria. It allows users to set conditions based on different attributes or variables they might want to filter by without becoming overwhelming. The limit of five rows strikes a balance between offering sufficient detail for complex searches while maintaining user-friendliness.

Other options for additional rows are either underestimated or overestimated for practical application. For instance, having only three rows may limit the complexity of searches users can perform, while having ten rows may lead to confusion and clutter in the interface. Providing up to five separate criteria maximizes versatility while ensuring manageable complexity for users.