Which sheet is described as multidimensional with flexible dimensions?

The correct answer is related to the concept of Cube Sheets in Workday Adaptive Planning. Cube Sheets are designed to handle multidimensional data, which means they support multiple dimensions, or perspectives, of data analysis. This allows users to organize and analyze data in a way that reflects the complexity of their business needs.

The multidimensional nature of Cube Sheets means that users can define various dimensions such as time, accounts, departments, and other relevant categories. This flexibility enables businesses to create detailed and customized reports or analyses that can address specific inquiries from different angles, offering a comprehensive view of the organization’s performance.

In contrast, other options such as Mapping Tables, Data Types, and Exchange Rate Tables do not embody the same level of multidimensionality or flexible analysis capabilities as Cube Sheets. Mapping Tables are primarily used to relate different data sets or convert data formats, Data Types define the nature or format of data fields (like text, numbers, etc.), and Exchange Rate Tables are specifically for managing currency conversion rates. None of these options provide the dynamic, multi-faceted analytical capabilities that Cube Sheets offer.