Derived Hierarchy Permissions - cascading top level permissions to all subseuent levels

I have created a 3-level derived hierarchy in my MDS model.
Level 1 - divisions, Level 2 - groups, Level 3 - targets per year-month
We have divisional users that would use this structure. so when I add a user I set the permissions at the division level and would like those permissions cascaded down to levels 2 & 3 without going thru and setting permissions on each node in level
2 and level 3. Is it possible to do so? If yes, how? If not, then how do I maintain permissions for my users - how can I make sure that if a user enters a new group for a division, then he/she can use it to set targets?
Thanks,
Sonal

The permission will be inherited by the subtree.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee633750.aspx
On the Hierarchy Members tab, each hierarchy is represented as a tree structure. When you assign permission to a node in the tree, all children inherit that permission unless permission is explicitly assigned at a lower level.

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