Should be A

A - 100% percent

A is correct

All of the options you provided (A, B, C, and D) could be considered valid use cases for validation rules. Validation rules are used to ensure that data entered into a system meets certain criteria or follows certain rules. These rules can be used to enforce business logic, protect data integrity, and ensure that data is entered consistently and accurately.

MUST BE A

It should be A, coz main purpose of validation rule is to have correct data or data format to be entered. We've entry criteria to define which record required approval process.

Should be A. A formula can validate a zip code. Answer C can be controlled by Approval Process.

A is the correct answer

A Because VR controls the validity of a field by using formulas.

Ans is A

A is correct

A - Correct. C - Wrong as it should goes to the Entry Criteria for the Approval Flow.

A is correct answer

A You can specify approval entry criteria which will rule out C

A is the answer

Both A & C could be valid uses cases

Correct Answer: A