Which component would you use to evaluate specific financial entries under a defined dimension?

Using Dimension Values is essential for evaluating specific financial entries within a defined dimension. Dimensions in Workday Adaptive Planning are used to categorize and organize data, allowing users to analyze information across different perspectives, such as departments, locations, or products. By utilizing Dimension Values, you can filter and assess financial data accurately based on the specific characteristics or criteria defined within those dimensions.

Dimension Values give you the granularity needed to drill down into the data and examine particular entries that meet certain conditions, facilitating detailed financial analysis and insights. This approach ensures that users can make informed decisions based on the segmentation of their financial information.

The other components serve different roles within the financial planning ecosystem. Actuals Overlay deals with integrating actual financial data with planning data, Linked Accounts represent the connections between accounts to show relational data, and Source Accounts relate to where the data originates. While these are critical aspects of financial workflows, they do not directly provide the specific capability to evaluate financial entries based on defined dimension criteria as Dimension Values do.