What does the term "Unavailable Versions" mean in the context of Workday Adaptive Planning?

The term "Unavailable Versions" in Workday Adaptive Planning refers to defined levels or dimension values that have been explicitly set as unavailable for use. This means that certain versions of data or planning scenarios may be restricted to maintain data integrity or to prevent confusion among users. For instance, if a version is marked as unavailable, it will not be accessible to end users for planning, reporting, or analysis purposes.

This ensures that only relevant and approved versions are utilized in the planning process, allowing teams to focus on current and applicable data. By managing which versions are available, organizations can streamline their planning efforts and avoid errors that may arise from using outdated or irrelevant information.

The other options refer to different concepts within the context of Workday Adaptive Planning. For example, editable versions are accessible for modifications, archived versions indicate data that has been saved for historical reference but is no longer active in current planning, and versions currently being processed suggest that they are in the midst of calculations or updates and are therefore temporarily unavailable for user interaction.