What visibility setting allows for editable, read-only, or hidden accounts by level?

The visibility setting that allows for editable, read-only, or hidden accounts by level is Account Visibility. This feature is crucial in Workday Adaptive Planning as it determines how users can interact with specific accounts within the planning model. By configuring the visibility settings at different levels, administrators can control user permissions and ensure that sensitive data is protected while allowing access to necessary information for specific roles.

For instance, if certain accounts contain confidential financial information, these can be set to read-only or hidden for specific user groups. Conversely, accounts that need regular updates can be made editable. This flexibility is essential for effective and secure financial planning and reporting, allowing organizations to tailor visibility based on user needs and responsibilities.

While the other options such as performance, security, and dimensionality are related aspects within the planning environment, they do not specifically address the account-level visibility settings that dictate user interaction with different accounts. Performance relates more to the overall efficiency of the planning process, security pertains to broader data access controls, and dimensionality concerns the structure of the data rather than how it is accessed or edited.