A.Configure time periods to reflect the detail required by financial models, such as different levels of granularity for different years.

B.Enable the input option for upper level time periods when you add time detail.

C.Select and combine periods of years, halves, quarters, months, and weeks for the beginning balance year.

D.Combine periods of years, halves, quarters, months, and weeks for historical forecast data.

E.Create period-to-date, trailing periods, deal periods, and sub periods to record transactions.

A.Assigning a higher level role than necessary, then scaling back access permissions

B.Using inherited permissions

C.Creating groups over assigning individual access permissions to users

D.Assigning global read access to each cube, then fine-tuning none and write access within dimensional security

E.Configuring single sign-on (SSO)

A.Dimensions that are tagged as type Time

B.Dimensions that are tagged as type Account

C.Dimensions in a row, column, or page that are flagged for the current point of view

D.Dimensions not defined in a row, column, or page

A.In Data Management, navigate to Target Application and select your Planning application. Click Refresh Members.

B.In Data Management, navigate to Application Dimensions and click Refresh Dimensions.

C.In Data Management, to Target Application and select your Planning application. Click Refresh Metadata.

D.In Data Management, navigate to Import Format and select your Planning application. Click Refresh Dimensions.

A.Open loaded data in Microsoft Excel

B.Re-register or modify the data source system

C.Apply a filter using Contains and a specific value

D.Drill-through to source from specified data cells

E.Apply a filter using Equal and a specific value