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Identify non-compliant Planning records

  • Last UpdatedApr 23, 2025
  • 2 minute read

Under certain conditions, Planning records may appear highlighted in different colors to bring them to your attention. This is due to the introduction of business rules in Studio that enable validation to be performed on records. You may have to correct invalid values or fill in missing data to remove the highlighting from the record.

There can be different highlighting for different records to indicate different conditions. A business rule can be configured to have a specific background color and text color.

If multiple conditions apply to the same record, resolve each of the conditions to remove highlighting from the record.

Production Analyst Results grid with rows highlighted in yellow, green, and blue. Business rule highlighting takes priority; planning state highlighting is limited to the State cell.

Note The cell coloring of the State column overrides the coloring of highlighted records.

To resolve a highlighted record

  1. Double-click the highlighted record.

  2. On the Details dialog box, read the explanations given in the Explanation area.

    Edit Planning Record dialog box opened from the Results grid, showing a labeled area explaining the record’s highlight.

  3. Correct any issues that appear in the Explanation area.

  4. Save and close.

    For each issue that you fix, that particular highlighting color disappears. If there are multiple conditions on the same row, the color may be replaced by another color until you also resolve that issue. When every issue is resolved, the row appears in white except where cells have State highlighting applied.

    Note If you are having difficulties with satisfying the business rules or have questions regarding them, contact your administrator.

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