Which factor determines the use of Scenario Types?

Which factor determines the use of Scenario Types?

• A. The design of dashboards
• B. The need for extensibility
• C. A user's security settings
• D. The availability of Cube Views

Answer: (B)

Extensibility drives the use of Scenario Types. Scenario Types are about creating and managing different versions or variants of your planning data so you can model multiple possibilities without rebuilding the data structure. If your environment needs to add new scenarios, rules, or data configurations over time, Scenario Types give you flexible, scalable options to accommodate those changes. Dashboards design, security settings, and Cube Views affect presentation, access, or how data is viewed, but they don’t determine whether you should use Scenario Types.

Extensibility drives the use of Scenario Types. Scenario Types are about creating and managing different versions or variants of your planning data so you can model multiple possibilities without rebuilding the data structure. If your environment needs to add new scenarios, rules, or data configurations over time, Scenario Types give you flexible, scalable options to accommodate those changes.

Dashboards design, security settings, and Cube Views affect presentation, access, or how data is viewed, but they don’t determine whether you should use Scenario Types.