Which rule distributes values in time rollups?

The choice that correctly identifies the rule that distributes values in time rollups is the breakback methods. Breakback methods are designed to allow for adjustments to be made at higher levels of a hierarchy while automatically recalculating lower levels. This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios where businesses need to update forecasts or budgets based on consolidated values and require these changes to cascade down through the respective periods in a time dimensional structure.

When a user modifies a value at the aggregate or summary level, the breakback method determines how that adjustment should be allocated across the individual time periods. This ensures that the integrity of the data is maintained while facilitating necessary revisions based on updated inputs or business conditions.

While the other options might represent different functionalities or controls within the Workday Adaptive Planning platform, they do not specifically pertain to the distribution of values in time rollups as effectively as breakback methods do. For instance, sheet access control pertains to user permissions and access rights, standard sheets complications refer to the intricacies and challenges associated with common sheet structures, and level assigned sheets are more about how sheets are configured based on levels in a hierarchy, rather than how values are allocated throughout time periods.