True or False: You can only edit or delete a Prism calculated field in the stage it was created in.

The statement is true because in Workday Prism, calculated fields are tied to the specific stage in which they were created. This means that once you set a calculated field during a particular stage of the data processing pipeline, you cannot modify or delete it from other stages. This design maintains the integrity of the data as it flows through the different stages of the pipeline.

Once a calculated field is established in one stage, it becomes part of that stage's configuration and is not directly editable in subsequent stages. Any alterations must be made in the original stage to ensure that the calculated field remains consistent and accurate throughout the stages of data processing. This approach helps to avoid potential discrepancies or data integrity issues that might arise from changes made at later points in processing where the implications of those changes may not be clear or intended.

This understanding is crucial for managing data calculations effectively in Prism, ensuring that users are aware of where to make edits and potential limitations based on the stage of creation.