Which element is required to create a modeled sheet?

A modeled sheet is designed for detailed calculations (e.g., personnel or capital planning) where the results must integrate with the overall financial plan. To achieve this integration, the calculated results from the modeled sheet's columns must be mapped to General Ledger accounts. This mapping is a required configuration for the sheet to be financially functional and post its data to the central cube. While dimensions, levels, and attributes are part of a modeled sheet, the link to accounts is essential for its core purpose.

A. Custom dimensions are optional and are used to add more detail or drivers to the model, but are not required for creation.

C. Levels are a default, foundational dimension in any instance; they are associated with the sheet but are not an element you add during creation.

D. Attributes are optional columns that provide descriptive information and are not a mandatory element for a modeled sheet.

1. Workday Adaptive Planning - Modeling Guide. (2023). Chapter: Modeled Sheets, Section: Modeled Sheet to GL Account Mapping. This section explains that linking modeled sheet columns to GL accounts is a critical step to store calculated results.

2. Workday Adaptive Planning - Sheets Administration Guide. (2023). Chapter: Working with Modeled Sheets. The documentation states, "The results of the calculations on a modeled sheet are stored in accounts," establishing accounts as a required component for functionality.