What defines the specific attribute applied to linked data destination?

The correct definition of the specific attribute applied to linked data destination is a Dimension Value. In the context of data modeling and planning within Workday Adaptive Planning, a Dimension Value refers to an individual item within a dimension, which is essentially a category that helps to organize and analyze data. Each dimension can have multiple values that provide depth and detail in data representation. For instance, a dimension for "Geography" might include values like "North America," "Europe," and "Asia," each detailing data for that specific region.

In linked data destinations, the Dimension Values help to ensure that the correct data aligns with other linked datasets based on the characteristics of those dimensions. This allows for accurate data integration and reporting, as the values serve as references that define how data from different sources correlates.

Other options provide relevant concepts but do not specifically define attributes applied to linked data destinations as precisely as Dimension Value does. Linking Criteria pertains to the rules or conditions for establishing links between datasets; Value Settings typically refer to configurations within the model that determine how values are displayed or calculated, and Data Classification broadly categorizes data without pinpointing specific attributes affecting linked destinations.