What represents the last period loaded with actuals data?

The phrase "Completed Values Through" signifies the last period in which actual data has been recorded and is available for analysis. This terminology is typically used within financial planning and reporting contexts, such as in Workday Adaptive Planning, where it is crucial to differentiate between actual data that has been finalized and future periods which may still be subject to estimation or adjustment.

When analyzing financial performance, it's essential for organizations to understand the point in time to which their actuals reflect completed transactions. "Completed Values Through" indicates that all relevant financial activity through that specified period has been accounted for, providing decision-makers with a clear understanding of past performance before moving into forward-looking forecasting and planning.

In contrast, other choices such as "Final Values Through," "Closed Values," and "End of Data Period" do not specifically denote the completion of actuals data capture and may incorporate a broader or different interpretation of data completeness or reporting status that doesn’t emphasize the finalized nature of actual data.