What are custom sheets designed for entering record-based financial data called?

Custom sheets designed for entering record-based financial data are called modeled sheets. Modeled sheets are specifically focused on capturing structured data that can be used for planning and budgeting purposes. They provide a framework to enter various types of financial information in a way that supports detailed analysis and reporting.

Modeled sheets allow users to define the structure, such as the rows and columns that represent different dimensions of financial data, making it easier to organize and analyze complex datasets. This custom configuration is beneficial for users who need to maintain specific financial records or metrics distinct from other types of data management within the platform.

The other options represent different functionalities or types of sheets that do not focus specifically on record-based financial data entry. Data sheets are generally used for various data purposes, while static sheets indicate unchanging data over time, and restricted sheets impose limitations on data entry or visibility. These distinctions highlight the unique role of modeled sheets in the Workday Adaptive Planning context, emphasizing their importance for financial data management.