Which Dimensions define a Level 1 Data Unit?

Which Dimensions define a Level 1 Data Unit?

• A. Consolidation Entity Parent Scenario and Time
• B. Entity Scenario and Time
• C. Consolidation Entity Scenario and Time
• D. Consolidation Entity Parent Scenario Time and View

Answer: (B)

Level 1 Data Unit is identified by the core business dimensions that specify a single data cell: the Entity (which business unit the data belongs to), the Scenario (Actual, Budget, Forecast, etc.), and the Time period. These three dimensions together define the smallest, most granular unit of data you work with in OneStream. Other dimensions like Consolidation Entity or Parent are used for aggregation and consolidation across entities, while View is a presentation or reporting layer. They’re not part of the base Level 1 data cell, so the combination of Entity, Scenario, and Time best defines Level 1 Data Unit.

Level 1 Data Unit is identified by the core business dimensions that specify a single data cell: the Entity (which business unit the data belongs to), the Scenario (Actual, Budget, Forecast, etc.), and the Time period. These three dimensions together define the smallest, most granular unit of data you work with in OneStream. Other dimensions like Consolidation Entity or Parent are used for aggregation and consolidation across entities, while View is a presentation or reporting layer. They’re not part of the base Level 1 data cell, so the combination of Entity, Scenario, and Time best defines Level 1 Data Unit.