What happens to dimensions that are uncategorized after addition?

When dimensions are added to a planning model but remain uncategorized, they can indeed be categorized later. This flexibility allows users to organize their dimensions effectively at any time after their initial addition. Categorizing dimensions is crucial for better data management, as it determines how these dimensions interact with other data elements and contributes to reporting and analysis.

The ability to categorize them later ensures that they can still be utilized in data analyses and reporting once they have been properly assigned to relevant categories. This is particularly useful in dynamic planning environments where needs may change over time, allowing for adjustments to be made without losing any data that has been collected.

By understanding this process, users can more effectively manage their planning models and ensure that all dimensions are ultimately categorized in a way that aligns with their organization's reporting needs.