Which Dimension Types are configurable?

Which Dimension Types are configurable?

• A. Entity, Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1 - UD8, Parent, IC, Time and Consolidation
• B. Origin, Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1 - UD8, Parent, IC, Time and Consolidation
• C. Entity, View, Account, Flow, UD1 - UD8, Parent, IC, Time only
• D. Entity, Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1 - UD8, Parent, IC, Consolidation only

Answer: (B)

In OneStream, the set of Dimension Types you can configure defines the axes you build your cubes and data views around. These include standard types like Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1 through UD8, Parent, Intercompany (IC), Time, and Consolidation, plus Origin, which represents the data origin or source dimension. The best choice lists Origin along with Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1–UD8, Parent, IC, and both Time and Consolidation as separate, configurable dimensions. That separation reflects how OneStream exposes these options in the Dimension Types catalog. The other options mix in a type that isn’t part of that configurable set (or group Time and Consolidation together rather than treating them as distinct types), so they don’t match how the configuration space is actually defined.

In OneStream, the set of Dimension Types you can configure defines the axes you build your cubes and data views around. These include standard types like Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1 through UD8, Parent, Intercompany (IC), Time, and Consolidation, plus Origin, which represents the data origin or source dimension. The best choice lists Origin along with Scenario, Account, Flow, UD1–UD8, Parent, IC, and both Time and Consolidation as separate, configurable dimensions. That separation reflects how OneStream exposes these options in the Dimension Types catalog. The other options mix in a type that isn’t part of that configurable set (or group Time and Consolidation together rather than treating them as distinct types), so they don’t match how the configuration space is actually defined.