What type of sheets are used for multidimensional data entry analysis?

The correct choice is Cube Sheets, which are specifically designed for multidimensional data entry and analysis. Cube Sheets enable users to work with data across multiple dimensions, allowing for comprehensive and nuanced reporting. These sheets facilitate the manipulation and visualization of data by organizing it into a grid format, where each cell represents an intersection of dimensions, such as time, accounts, departments, or products. This functionality is crucial for capturing complex relationships within data sets and enhances the ability to perform in-depth analyses, making them ideal for tasks that require detailed examination of multidimensional data.

In contrast, other types of sheets serve different purposes. OfficeConnect Sheets are primarily used for integrating data from Workday Adaptive Planning with Microsoft Office applications, enabling users to pull financial data into Excel or PowerPoint for reporting and presentations. Model Sheets are created for developing and managing financial models, focusing on the design and calculations involved in forecasting and budgeting. Report Sheets, meanwhile, are oriented towards displaying data in a structured format suitable for reporting but do not support the intricate multidimensional analysis that Cube Sheets provide.