What must be assigned to a Scenario Dimension Member?

What must be assigned to a Scenario Dimension Member?

• A. Scenario Type
• B. Workflow Profile
• C. Workflow Start Time
• D. Workflow End Time

Answer: (A)

In OneStream, a Scenario Dimension Member must have a Scenario Type to define how that data is treated and processed. The Scenario Type indicates whether the data is used for planning, forecasting, or actuals, and it drives how calculations, security, and workflow routing apply to that scenario. Without assigning a Scenario Type, the member isn’t categorized for the system to apply the correct rules. The other items—Workflow Profile and the start/end times—are tied to workflow configuration, not to the scenario member itself, so they aren’t required properties of the Scenario Dimension Member. Therefore, the required assignment is the Scenario Type.

In OneStream, a Scenario Dimension Member must have a Scenario Type to define how that data is treated and processed. The Scenario Type indicates whether the data is used for planning, forecasting, or actuals, and it drives how calculations, security, and workflow routing apply to that scenario. Without assigning a Scenario Type, the member isn’t categorized for the system to apply the correct rules. The other items—Workflow Profile and the start/end times—are tied to workflow configuration, not to the scenario member itself, so they aren’t required properties of the Scenario Dimension Member. Therefore, the required assignment is the Scenario Type.