Which of the following is the correct pairing for a scenario-related feature?

• A. Target Scenario — Hybrid Data
• B. Source Scenario — Hybrid Data
• C. Scenario Type — Vertical Extensibility
• D. Entity — RemoveZeros

Answer: (C)

Understanding how OneStream handles scenario-related features helps make sense of this pairing. Scenario Type is a classification used to group and distinguish different planning contexts (for example, Budget, Forecast, or Actual) within your planning model. Vertical Extensibility refers to expanding the data model along the vertical axis, meaning you add deeper, more granular capabilities tied to those scenarios—new scenario types, the rules that apply to them, and the forms or calculations that support them. So, pairing Scenario Type with Vertical Extensibility reflects the idea of expanding how you categorize and work with scenarios by extending the model vertically to accommodate additional scenario types and their behavior.

The other options don’t fit the same way. Target or Source Scenario with Hybrid Data isn’t a standard, recognized pairing for scenario-related features, since Hybrid Data isn’t the typical connection used for defining how scenarios are extended. Entity with RemoveZeros relates to data cleansing actions at the entity level rather than to scenario-related extensibility.