Organization policy needs to be understood clearly as the very first thing. Once we understand the policy, we need to create data form in a manner that we can write a validation rule to get the policy alive.
From the previous sections, we have understood how data cells of rows and columns dance to the tunes of validation rules, which is important to understand.
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We generally change the design of the data form to create a validation rule to suit to the needs of the organization policy.
Finally, we are able to see how the broad-level organization policies can also be incorporated in the granular validation rules in our Hyperion Planning application.
Therefore, common policies like flagging the cost in the data form in red when the cost increases more than the actual cost value of last year or policy like the bonus expense of a department has to be flagged in green if it falls in a specific range.
This way, we can imagine our requirements and can create validation...