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title: "Use Case 3: Set a Hard-Coded Value for the Organization Unit Identifier"
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# Use Case 3: Set a Hard-Coded Value for the Organization Unit Identifier

This use case sets a hard-coded value for the Organization Unit Identifier in Object Details and allows you to specify a business unit in your Data 360 data.

 
| Raw Data | Goal |
| --- | --- |
| Raw data doesn’t have any reference to the business unit, but every row of data comes from the Finance Department. | Create the formula field “Business Unit” with the hard-coded value “Finance Department”. Set the Business Unit as the Organization Unit Identifier in Object Details. |

1. For Field Label, enter Business Unit.
2. Select Text for the Formula Return Type.
3. In Tranformation Formula, enter “Finance Department” or ’Finance Department'.
4. Click **Save**.
5. Verify that “Business Unit” is added as a formula field.
6. In the Organization Unit Identifier dropdown, select **Business Unit**.