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Compensation Eligibility EIB Fails on Cross-Tenant Load with Any-in-Selection-List Operator

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The error The entered information does not meet the restrictions defined for this field. (Relational_Operator_Reference).

What it means

This happens when you extract a Compensation Eligibility Rule EIB spreadsheet from one tenant and try to load it into a different tenant. It only fails on the condition rows that use the "any in the selection list" relational operator, other operators load fine.

Troubleshooting

  1. Confirm the failing rows all use the "any in the selection list" relational operator, compare against a passing row that uses a different operator.
  2. Check whether the referenced value list (the set being selected from) exists with the same IDs in the target tenant. Cross-tenant loads often carry over Reference_ID values that only resolve in the source tenant.
  3. Try switching the ID type on the affected columns from Reference_ID to WID and reconfirm, this rules out an ID-type mismatch even though it did not resolve the case in the source thread.
  4. If the error persists regardless of ID type, treat it as a target-tenant configuration gap rather than a spreadsheet formatting issue.
⚡ Quick fix

Manually recreate the failing condition rules directly in the target tenant's Compensation Eligibility Rule UI instead of pushing them through the EIB.

✓ Permanent fix

Before any cross-tenant EIB migration involving list-based relational operators, verify the underlying value lists and their IDs already exist and match in the target tenant, not just the object being loaded.

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