What type of data does model reports present?

Model reports primarily present data from modeled sheets in lists. This functionality allows users to create customized reports that pull specific information directly from the data models created within Workday Adaptive Planning. By focusing on the information found in these modeled sheets, businesses can analyze and report on financial data, operational metrics, or other key performance indicators that are directly relevant to their planning and forecasting efforts.

This approach enables users to target their reporting needs effectively, drawing from the structured data that has been organized and maintained in the system. As a result, users can ensure accuracy and relevance in their reporting, which is crucial for making informed business decisions.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe the core focus of model reports. For instance, while external data sources may be useful in certain contexts, they do not form the basis of the reports generated from modeled sheets. Similarly, while aggregate summaries and visual representations can be useful in reporting, they are typically derived from or enhanced through model reports rather than representing the fundamental type of data these reports focus on. Thus, understanding that model reports primarily showcase data from modeled sheets helps clarify their role within the Workday Adaptive Planning framework.