What type of column indicates specific access levels in user accounts?

The access column is designed to indicate specific access levels in user accounts within Workday Adaptive Planning. This column defines the permissions assigned to users related to various functionalities, determining what data users can view, edit, or manage. By utilizing the access column, administrators can effectively govern user interactions within the platform, ensuring that sensitive information is safeguarded while allowing appropriate access to relevant data.

This specific indication of user access levels is crucial for maintaining data security and operational efficiency, as it prevents unauthorized access and inadvertently shared information. Hence, the access column serves as a vital tool for managing user permissions and roles within the application.

The other choices do not pertain to the functionality of managing user access. The identification column typically relates to identifying characteristics of the user or dataset, the type column usually categorizes data attributes rather than access permissions, and the dimension column is used for defining structures for data analysis rather than access levels.