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Validation Formula not displayed in General Attributes for Absence Type

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Hi, this is more of a contribution to the community (since a workaround was implemented). A validation Formula was not displayed in the Plan Type Attributes (General Attributes) for an Absence Type, even though the fast formula was executed and working properly.

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While testing the Fast Formula, noticed that the Validation Formula setup page Absence Type -> Type Attributes -> General Attributes was not showing the FF I was testing (nothing was presented, like if there was no FF entry). The Fast Formula had a valid effective date. I created several versions of the FF with an updated effective date. Started with 01-01-1951, then 01-02-1951, then 01-03-1951, and finally my working one was the one with eff. date 01-04-1951. The plan has a 01-01-1951 effective date. So, as I said the Formula was working fine with that combination (Plan eff

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