There is not a way in the same set of books, to prevent users from one operating unit via security rules, from changing cross validation rules for another operating unit. The only way to do this would to be create a separate set of books for each operating unit. Since security rules prevent users from either viewing data or entering data in general, they do not pertain to set up issues such as creating cross validation rules. Therefore, the only other way to prevent one user from one organization from creating cross-validation rules to the other organization, when in the same set of books, would be to completely remove that menu function from the user.
Can Security Rules prevent users in one organization in the same set of books from adding Cross Validation Rules to another organization?
There is not a way in the same set of books, to prevent users from one operating unit via security rules, from changing cross validation rules for another operating unit. The only way to do this would to be create a separate set of books for each operating unit. Since security rules prevent users from either viewing data or entering data in general, they do not pertain to set up issues such as creating cross validation rules. Therefore, the only other way to prevent one user from one organization from creating cross-validation rules to the other organization, when in the same set of books, would be to completely remove that menu function from the user.
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