A. You can act on an exception by selecting it and clicking 'Resolve exception'. A list of ways to resolve will be generated.

B. You can export exception tables to Excel.

C. You can create custom exceptions.

D. The calculation logic for exceptions can be modified.

E. The conditions under which exceptions are generated can be modified.

F. You can drill down into Supplies and Demand from an exception line.

A. Create private page layouts that are tailored to specific business needs.

B. Create public page layouts that are tailored to specific business needs.

C. You cannot create custom dashboards by user.

D. Enable layout security checkbox in the Administer Planning Security.

A. Yes,if the adjustment is made at the same aggregation level at which itis viewed, or below.

B. Yes,if the demand plan hasn't been run again after adjustment.

C. No, both measures will always be different.

D. Yes, if the adjustment is made below the aggregation level at which it is viewed.

E. Yes,if the demand plan is approved and values are locked.

A. Planners can set up automatic release rules or release orders manually as part of the plan execution.

B. Inventory Planning cannot run in the Planning Business Flows.

C. In automated plans, all release rules must be automatic.

D. Demand and Supply Planning have to be run in separate business flows.

E. You can analyze and adjust data at any stage of the process.

A. Generate manually using Planning Analytics

B. Create based on the supplier performance for drop shipment collection

C. Create based on the drop shipment or booking history; the ship from will be the drop ship validation organization

D. Excel upload using File Based Data Import Process

E. It cannot be done at this time.

A. Set up Dimension Catalogs

B. Set up Hierarchy Attributes

C. Set up Levels and Attributes

D. Set up Measure Catalogs

E. Run the Configure Dimension Catalog process

F. Set up Default Catalogs

A. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click Measure tab. Find the measure, duplicate the measure, and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.

B. Open a table and select View, Format Measures to find the measure. Duplicate the measure and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.

C. Open a table and select View, Format Measures to find the measure. Now select pound as primary UOM and kilogram as secondary UOM.

D. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click UOM tab. Select primary UOM as pound and secondary UOM as kilogram.

A. Safety stock will not be calculated at all for this plan.

B. Safety stock change interval will only apply to items with Days of Cover safety stock method.

C. This option will require a min/max quantity for this parameter even though it will not be used.

D. Safety stock will use a smoothing method to calculate the safety stock within change interval to determine the level of safety stock needed without this parameter.