Identify two features of a Value Set that has a validation type of "None." (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AIt has an approved list of values associated with it
• BThe entered value must meet the formatting requirements.
• CThe Flexfield value security rules cannot be used for a segment that uses this Value Set
• DUsers can enter any value that they want even if It does not meet formatting requirements.

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  95% (52)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

A Value Set with validation type "None" imposes no list-of-values restriction, but it still enforces format constraints (data type, maximum length, precision, etc.), making B correct - any entered value must still conform to those formatting rules. C is correct because Flexfield value security rules require an approved list of values to restrict against; with no such list, security rules simply cannot be applied to that segment.

A is wrong because having an approved list of values describes validation types like Independent or Dependent, not None. D is wrong because it overstates the freedom - users can enter any value only within the bounds of the format definition; values that violate the format (e.g., letters in a numeric field) are still rejected.

Memory tip: Think of "None" as "No list, but not no rules." The format is always enforced; only the value list and security rules are absent.

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