Working with Planning Dimensions

General Planning applications can contain thirty-two standard and custom dimensions. There are seven standard dimensions: Account, Entity, Scenario, Version, Period, Years, and Currency. In addition, general Planning applications can include up to and twenty-five custom dimensions. For more information about dimensions for general Planning applications, see the Oracle Hyperion Planning Administrator's Guide.

Multi-currency Planning applications can contain twenty-five custom dimensions and seven standard dimensions. The seven standard dimensions are: Scenario, Version, Entity, Account, Period, Year, and Currency. For more information about dimensions for multi-currency Planning applications, see the Oracle Hyperion Planning Administrator's Guide.

Workforce Planning and Capital Asset Planning applications can contain twenty-four custom dimensions and three standard dimensions. The three standard dimensions in Workforce Planning applications are: Account, Employee, and Job. The three standard dimensions inCapital Asset Planning applications are: Account, Asset Class, and Asset Detail. For more information about dimensions for Workforce Planning and Capital Asset Planning applications, see the Oracle Hyperion Workforce Planning Administrator's Guide and the Oracle Hyperion Capital Asset Planning Administrator's Guide.

Public Sector Planning and Budgeting applications can contain twenty-one custom dimensions and eleven standard dimensions. The standard dimensions are: Account, Scenario, Version, Period, Year, Currency, Entity, Element, Budget Item, Request, Employee, Job Code, Position, and (for multi-currency applications only) HSP_Rates. For more information about dimensions for Public Sector Planning and Budgeting applications, see the Oracle Hyperion Public Sector Planning and Budgeting User's Guide.

Project Financial Planning applications can contain twenty-three custom dimensions and nine standard dimensions. The standard dimensions are; Account, Project, Project Element, Job, Employee, Asset Class, and Asset Detail. For more information about dimensions for Oracle Project Financial Planning applications, see the Oracle Project Financial Planning User's Guide.