What condition must be met to apply the same Breakdown to Indicators using different facts tables?

To apply the same Breakdown to Indicators using different facts tables, a Breakdown Mapping must be configured for each facts table. This is crucial because it ensures that the breakdown logic is correctly interpreted and applied within the context of each facts table. Each facts table may have different dimensions or data structures, and without specific mapping, the breakdown could yield inaccurate or irrelevant results.

By setting up a breakdown mapping for each table, the system understands how to align the indicators with the correct segments of data for analysis. This allows for a cohesive and accurate display of information, ensuring that any comparisons or insights drawn from the indicators are reliable and meaningful across different facts tables.

The other conditions listed, while important in their respective contexts, do not directly address the necessity of establishing a mapping for each facts table to ensure the breakdown is relevant and applicable.