To which levels does version settings allow deactivation?

The ability to deactivate version settings at selected levels, excluding actuals, is fundamental in ensuring that your planning process remains accurate and relevant. By excluding actuals, users can maintain a clear distinction between planned and real data, which helps in preventing confusion and inaccuracies when analyzing performance or making projections.

This feature allows for more granular control over the data and ensures that only the appropriate planning versions are modified without impacting the integrity of actuals, which is crucial for historical reference and reporting purposes. This limitation helps to preserve the accuracy of real-time data while enabling users to adjust their forecasts and budgets as needed.

Deactivating at selected levels rather than all historical levels allows organizations to manage their data more effectively, ensuring that only relevant aspects of the planning process are subject to changes while retaining the stability of actual records. This balance is essential in scenarios where past performance (actuals) needs to be safeguarded while future projections are adaptable.