What are the three types of worksheet visibility?

The identification of worksheet visibility types as "always visible," "hidden," and "conditionally hidden" provides a clear framework for understanding how worksheets can be displayed or concealed in a system such as Kinaxis RapidResponse.

"Always visible" refers to worksheets that are consistently accessible to users regardless of any conditions. This means that the information contained within is always available and does not change based on user interactions or data conditions.

"Hidden" simply denotes those worksheets that are not displayed to users at all. These worksheets are not available in the user interface and cannot be accessed unless specific actions are taken to unhide them, making them completely invisible during standard operations.

"Conditionally hidden" introduces a dynamic aspect to visibility, where a worksheet’s visibility can change based on specific criteria or conditions. This allows for a more tailored experience, where users may only see certain worksheets that are relevant to the current context or user actions.

This combination effectively captures the various states of worksheet visibility that users might encounter, allowing for better control and dynamic response to data needs in the Kinaxis environment.