You have a requirement to stop the new entries from being created for an element and to continue the existing entries. How do you achieve this?
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• A.Change the effective date to the required date and select the "Closed for entry" check box.
• B.You cannot achieve this requirement because you need to continue the existing element entries.
• C.End date the element definition.
• D.Delete the element definition and re-create it with a different effective date.

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You are creating a car allowance element. The rules for this allowance need to reference the salary balance.
How can you meet this requirement?

• A.Reference the database item and appropriate dimension for the salary balance in the allowance element formula.
• B.Associate the salary balance to a calculation card and reference the calculation card in the allowance element formula.
• C.Create a balance feed to feed the salary balance to the car allowance element.
• D.Enter the salary balance value as an input value on the car allowance element.

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You have a requirement to restrict the entry on an input value such that the entered value is greater than 30 but less than 50. How do you achieve this?

• A.Create a validation formula and attach it at the element eligibility level to validate the minimum and maximum of the input value at the time of entry.
• B.Create a validation formula and attach it at the element input value level to validate the minimum and maximum of the input value at the time of entry.
• C.In the element definition, enter minimum and maximum for the input value.
• D.Create a validation formula and attach it at the element level to validate the minimum and maximum of the input value at the time of entry.

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