As a business owner, you'd like to do a deeper breakdown and analysis of the data that's displayed in your standard table report. Which feature would help you to do that?

A secondary dimension allows you to add another layer of detail to your report data, displaying two dimensions simultaneously. For example, if your primary dimension is "Country," adding "City" as a secondary dimension lets you see data broken down by city within each country, providing a deeper analysis. Comparisons allow you to compare different segments of your data side-by-side, but don't add a new dimension to the table itself. Filters narrow down the data displayed based on specific criteria, rather than adding a new dimension for analysis. "Breakdowns" is a general term and not a specific feature in Google Analytics for adding a new dimension to a table report.