Which Workflow Profile Property Settings cannot be changed by Scenario Type?

The correct answer focuses on the properties within the Workflow Profile Settings that are not influenced by the type of scenario being used. In the context of OneStream, Scenario Types determine certain behaviors and processes within workflows, but not all properties are adjustable according to these types.

The properties highlighted in the correct option include Cube Name, Access Group, and Maintenance Group. The Cube Name refers to the specific database configuration that houses the financial data, and it remains consistent regardless of the scenario type, as the data structure is defined at the cube level. Access Group pertains to user permissions and roles that determine who can access and manage the workflow, and similarly, this is not influenced by the scenario type but is rather a foundational aspect of security and data governance. Lastly, the Maintenance Group typically denotes the group responsible for managing the workflow, operating independently of any scenario type assigned to the workflow.

The other options involve properties that can vary based on different scenario types. Workflow Execution Group and Workflow Name can change based on how scenarios are defined and executed within the OneStream environment, indicating their strong ties to specific workflows attached to distinct business processes or requirements. This emphasizes the flexibility and specificity needed within scenario-based workflows, allowing for tailored execution based on various business scenarios.