What does the OK, NA Status Code represent?

• A. Calculation not required - No data
• B. Translate
• C. The data for this intersection has not changed since the last calculation
• D. The intersection was calculated but metadata changed due to modifications to artifacts such as Business Rules associated with this Cube, formulas and FX rates.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that NA indicates there is no data at that intersection, so no calculation is needed. In OneStream, this status is used to show that the value is not applicable or not available, rather than meaning a computed value exists or that a change occurred.

Why this is the best fit: since there’s no data to calculate, the system labels the cell as calculation not required because there’s nothing to compute. The other options describe situations of translation, a value that hasn’t changed after a calculation, or a recalculation triggered by metadata changes—none of which match the scenario of simply having no data to work with.