Which aspect of Cube Sheets is limited when classifying accounts?

Cube Sheets in Workday Adaptive Planning are designed to provide a versatile and flexible platform for data entry and analysis. However, when it comes to classifying accounts specifically, the limitation lies in the functionality that allows only cube-entered General Ledger (GL) accounts to be utilized. This means that the Cube Sheets are specifically tailored for handling data from GL accounts that have been entered into the cube, restricting the ability to classify other types of accounts beyond those already defined in the cube structure.

The other features of Cube Sheets, such as facilitating multifaceted data entry, supporting custom dimensions, and allowing dynamic analysis, enhance their overall functionality but do not pertain directly to the limitations regarding account classification. These aspects contribute to the tool's robustness and versatility in broader analysis tasks, yet they do not alter the specific restriction about the types of accounts that can be classified within the Cube Sheets. Consequently, the focus on cube-entered GL accounts highlights a crucial aspect of how the system manages data classification in its current setup.