How do I assign a maximum value to a component so that it cannot exceed the specified amount when processed?
The system allows a maximum value to be assigned to a component, on company level. This means that when a company or business partner level user processes the component on employee level, the amount entered cannot exceed the specified amount entered in the "maximum value" field.
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