Which of the following categories are available for all Dimension Types in the Member Properties?

Which of the following categories are available for all Dimension Types in the Member Properties?

• A. General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings
• B. General, FX Rates, Security, and Settings
• C. General, Descriptions, Aggregation, and Settings
• D. General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings

Answer: (D)

In OneStream, every Dimension Type exposes a foundational set of member properties that cover identification, context, governance, and behavior. The four categories that appear for any dimension type are General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings. General handles the basics of the member such as name, alias, visibility, and how it participates in hierarchies. Descriptions provides free-form text to explain what the member represents, aiding documentation and user understanding. Security lets you control who can view or edit the member, which is essential for governance. Settings includes various behavioral attributes that determine how the member behaves in calculations and structures, such as consolidation rules and other dimension-level behaviors. Other categories like FX Rates or Aggregation are not universal across all dimension types; they apply only in contexts where those features are relevant. Thus, the universal combination is General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings.

In OneStream, every Dimension Type exposes a foundational set of member properties that cover identification, context, governance, and behavior. The four categories that appear for any dimension type are General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings. General handles the basics of the member such as name, alias, visibility, and how it participates in hierarchies. Descriptions provides free-form text to explain what the member represents, aiding documentation and user understanding. Security lets you control who can view or edit the member, which is essential for governance. Settings includes various behavioral attributes that determine how the member behaves in calculations and structures, such as consolidation rules and other dimension-level behaviors. Other categories like FX Rates or Aggregation are not universal across all dimension types; they apply only in contexts where those features are relevant. Thus, the universal combination is General, Descriptions, Security, and Settings.