Which statements are true when defining a driver basis for allocation rules?

When defining a driver basis for allocation rules, the statement that data is allocated proportionally using the ratio of driver value is accurate. This approach allows for a systematic distribution of costs or revenues based on the relative size or performance indicated by the driver value. For example, if one department has a higher driver value compared to another, it will receive a larger allocation of the total data being distributed. This method ensures that allocations reflect the actual consumption or utilization patterns of resources in a business scenario.

Choosing to allocate data evenly, selecting multiple members for each dimension, and the notion that allocation rules do not have a driver basis relate to different methodologies or contexts that may not apply in a scenario where a driver-based approach is specified. In the context of driver-based allocation, the emphasis is on the proportionate distribution based on actual metrics rather than simple equal distribution or other methods that may overlook efficiency and resource utilization insights.