What determines if a worksheet allows record insertions?

The ability of a worksheet to allow record insertions is primarily determined by whether it is based on an editable table. When a worksheet is structured around this type of table, it inherently supports the addition of new records, which is essential for tasks such as data entry and management.

Editable tables are designed to facilitate changes and updates, providing users with the necessary framework to insert, modify, or delete records as part of their workflow. This functionality is crucial in applications like Kinaxis, where data accuracy and real-time updates are important for supply chain management and decision-making processes.

On the other hand, while the settings defined upon creation, the type of data, or administrative privileges may influence how the worksheet operates or what users can do with the data, these factors do not inherently dictate the ability to insert records. An editable table is specifically designed for modifications, making it key to the worksheet's capability for record insertion.