Which option describes how a Child Input can be removed by deactivating its Scenario Type?

Which option describes how a Child Input can be removed by deactivating its Scenario Type?

• A. The Profile Active is set to false for a given Scenario Type
• B. The Profile Active is set to false for the Default Scenario Type
• C. It can be deleted
• D. You cannot remove this

Answer: (A)

In OneStream, a Child Input can be tied to multiple Scenario Types, with a Profile Active flag that determines whether it participates in each specific Scenario Type. Setting the Profile Active to false for the particular Scenario Type effectively removes the Child Input from that scenario context without deleting it or affecting other Scenario Types. This is exactly how you remove it by deactivating its Scenario Type: you turn off its activity for the specific scenario, leaving it available elsewhere. Deleting would remove it entirely, deactivating the Default would affect only the default scenario and may not cover other types, and saying you cannot remove it isn’t correct because deactivating the Scenario Type provides the removal effect in that context.

In OneStream, a Child Input can be tied to multiple Scenario Types, with a Profile Active flag that determines whether it participates in each specific Scenario Type. Setting the Profile Active to false for the particular Scenario Type effectively removes the Child Input from that scenario context without deleting it or affecting other Scenario Types. This is exactly how you remove it by deactivating its Scenario Type: you turn off its activity for the specific scenario, leaving it available elsewhere. Deleting would remove it entirely, deactivating the Default would affect only the default scenario and may not cover other types, and saying you cannot remove it isn’t correct because deactivating the Scenario Type provides the removal effect in that context.