Final answer:
To enable a Time Calculation Rule to display both process results and a validation message, configure its formula and template to include conditional logic that generates both calculation results and triggers validation messages based on specific criteria.
Step-by-step explanation:
To configure a Time Calculation Rule (TCR) formula and template that enables the rule to both display process results and a validation message, you should understand the specific software or system's programming or scripting environment that you're using. However, generally, TCRs are set up to calculate time-based figures and often involve conditional logic.
The rule would be defined using formulas similar to spreadsheet calculations or custom scripting, depending on the context.
To display both results and validation messages, configure the output of the rule to include two parts: one part for the calculation result, formatted to your requirements, and another part for the validation message that decides when to trigger a specific message based on the calculated results or input conditions.
This can often be done within the same rule by specifying a conditional statement. For example, if the result of a time calculation does not meet certain criteria (such as minimum hours worked), the TCR can trigger a validation message to alert the user. You would need to ensure there is a mechanism within the system to handle these two types of outputs – the raw calculated data and the user-readable message.