1. Administering Planning
  2. Defining Valid Intersections and Cell-Level Security
  3. Defining Valid Intersections
  4. Understanding Valid Intersections
  5. Valid Intersection Rules

Valid Intersection Rules

Valid intersection rules:

  • Must use the same dimensions that were defined within their valid intersection group

  • Valid intersection rules within the same valid intersection group that produce an apparent conflict or overlap, are marked valid if either valid intersection rule condition is met

  • Valid intersection rules in different valid intersection groups that produce an apparent redundancy or overlap, are marked valid if they satisfy the requirements of all valid intersection groups

    Thus, if any valid intersection group marks an intersection invalid, regardless of other valid intersection groups making it valid, the system will mark the intersection invalid. Invalid groups override valid group results.

    Note:

    If you want to remove valid intersections regardless of what other valid intersection groups allow, then this rule must be in a different valid intersection group.

See Valid Intersection Examples.