Which three artifacts can be imported from a flat file?

The ability to import artifacts from a flat file is an important feature in the Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud (EPBCS), as it enhances the efficiency of data management and configuration processes.

Exchange Rate Tables can indeed be imported from a flat file. This feature is particularly useful for organizations that operate in multiple currencies and require consistent and up-to-date exchange rates. By importing these tables from a flat file, users save time, reduce manual entry errors, and ensure that the rates are accurate and current across their budgeting and planning processes.

In contrast, Smart Lists, Cell Text, and Dimensions generally require different methods for updates or inputs. Smart Lists, which are predefined lists used in applications for capturing specific values, and Cell Text, which pertains to the textual descriptions stored in specific cells of a data grid, typically rely on application interfaces or other data input processes rather than flat files. Dimensions, representing the structural elements of the application (like accounts or scenarios), also follow a specific definition and management routine that may not support flat file imports directly.

Understanding these specific features and functionalities of EPBCS helps in effectively utilizing the platform and ensures that users can optimize their planning and budgeting processes.