Which option allows loading global assumptions into the tenant?

Loading global assumptions into the tenant primarily involves establishing values that apply across different parts of the planning model, ensuring consistency and accuracy throughout the organization’s financial and operational strategies. The option that specifies "Top Level (Only)" is correct because it indicates the ability to input assumptions at the highest level of the planning hierarchy, where they can then cascade down to various lower-level units and models within the tenant.

By entering global assumptions at the top level, organizations can streamline their processes and maintain uniformity in financial forecasting and budgeting. This method is particularly beneficial as it allows for centralized control of assumptions, which can be crucial when adjustments are necessary for strategic alignment.

Other options, while they may serve specific purposes, do not fulfill the requirement for loading global assumptions effectively. For instance, "Attribute Values" pertains more to individual characteristics of planning objects and does not inherently serve as a mechanism for inputting overarching assumptions. "Manual Creation" could involve creating separate entities or values but would not automatically ensure they are treated as global assumptions across the tenant. "Simpler Formulas" relates to the complexity of formulas used in data calculations and does not address the loading of assumptions directly. Thus, focusing on a top-level input method is the most effective approach for integrating global assumptions into