Which objects are used to create the physical layout of a Cube View?

The physical layout of a Cube View in OneStream is primarily defined by the arrangement of rows and columns. This structure allows users to visualize and interpret the data contained within the cube effectively. Rows represent the various dimensional data points or attributes that you wish to analyze, while columns are typically used to categorize the data in a meaningful way, such as representing measures or time periods.

Having a well-defined row and column structure is essential for ensuring that data is presented in a clear and organized manner. This layout not only enhances user interaction with the Cube View but also aids in generating reports and analytics that are intuitive and easily digestible. It is this focus on the layout that makes rows and columns the fundamental building blocks of a Cube View, allowing the end user to understand the relationships between different data elements seamlessly.