What happens when a user exceeds the maximum number of email recipients allowed in a report?

When a user exceeds the maximum number of email recipients allowed in a report, the system typically has a predefined behavior to handle such situations. Sending the report to just the first five recipients is a common approach. This ensures that the user can still receive the important information contained in the report without the system rejecting the entire request due to exceeding recipient limits.

This method helps maintain functionality and provides at least some distribution of the report, even in scenarios where the total number of recipients is too high. It serves a practical purpose by ensuring that critical reports are not entirely blocked from being sent, thereby allowing communication to continue effectively, albeit to a limited number of people.

This behavior is preferable as it balances between adhering to set limits while still fulfilling the user's intentions to share the information.