The Excel Metadata Builder Template contains worksheets to add or edit the Metadata of Dimension Types in OneStream. Which Dimension Types can be added or edited via these worksheets?

The Excel Metadata Builder Template contains worksheets to add or edit the Metadata of Dimension Types in OneStream. Which Dimension Types can be added or edited via these worksheets?

• A. Scenarios, Entities, Accounts, Flow and UD1 through UD8
• B. Entities, Accounts and Flow
• C. UD1 through UD8
• D. Scenarios and UD1 through UD8

Answer: (A)

The Excel Metadata Builder Template is designed to manage metadata for all standard Dimension Types used in OneStream. It provides worksheets specifically for each type so you can add or edit their metadata directly. The Dimension Types you can work with through these worksheets are Scenarios, Entities, Accounts, Flow, and UD1 through UD8. Scenarios model different planning or forecasting scenarios, Entities define the organizational or data-holding structure, Accounts represent the chart of accounts, Flow covers data movement or allocation structures, and UD1 through UD8 are user-defined dimensions for custom modeling needs. Because the template supports all of these, the option that includes every one of them best fits what the tool can edit. Other choices omit one or more of these dimension types, which is why they aren’t correct.

The Excel Metadata Builder Template is designed to manage metadata for all standard Dimension Types used in OneStream. It provides worksheets specifically for each type so you can add or edit their metadata directly. The Dimension Types you can work with through these worksheets are Scenarios, Entities, Accounts, Flow, and UD1 through UD8. Scenarios model different planning or forecasting scenarios, Entities define the organizational or data-holding structure, Accounts represent the chart of accounts, Flow covers data movement or allocation structures, and UD1 through UD8 are user-defined dimensions for custom modeling needs. Because the template supports all of these, the option that includes every one of them best fits what the tool can edit. Other choices omit one or more of these dimension types, which is why they aren’t correct.