How is access to multiple scenarios determined in a workbook?

Access to multiple scenarios in a workbook is determined at the workbook level. This means that the entire set of scenarios available for analysis is defined within the scope of the workbook, allowing users to switch between different scenarios as needed for comparison and analysis.

When scenarios are configured at the workbook level, it facilitates a comprehensive view across all worksheets and charts within that workbook, enabling users to make more informed decisions by integrating insights from various scenarios. This setup emphasizes the importance of utilizing a single workspace to analyze multiple possibilities, which can lead to more robust planning and forecasting efforts.

The focus on workbook level access underscores the need for a centralized approach to scenario analysis, streamlining the process of managing and reviewing data across different scenarios in the same context. In contrast, determining access at other levels, like the chart or worksheet level, would limit the ability to coordinate multiple scenarios effectively across different analysis points.