Demand is high leading up to the Christmas holiday every year between Dec 20 and Dec 24 and not on Christmas day (Dec 25). Your customer has two demand plans. Describe the steps to model Christmas causal factor in both demand plans.

• A. Open a demand plan and edit Christmas casual factor measure. Place value of one from Dec 20 to Dec 24 and zero for non-impacted days including Dec 25. Causal factor changes in this demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.
• B. Use FBDI to create a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Place value of 1 from Dec 20 to Dec 34. Causal factor upload to one demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.
• C. Open a demand plan and add a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Create a table displaying the causal factor measure and relevant time period and modify as required. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.
• D. Open a demand plan and add a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Create a table displaying the causal factor measure and relevant time period and modify as required. Causal factor changes in this demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.
• E. Use FBDI to create a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Place value of 1 from Dec 20 to Dec 24. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.
• F. Open a demand plan and edit Christmas casual factor measure. Place value of one from Dec 20 to Dec 24 and zero for non-impacted days including Dec 25. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.

You have created several infotiles based on the client requirements. You now want to group them together for display. How do you accomplish this?

• A. First build them into a planning group in Manage Planning Groups. Then open the planning group on the plan by going to Open (choose area) > Choose planning group.
• B. First build them into a tile set in Manage Table, Graphs, and Analysis Sets. Then open the tile set on the plan by going to Open (choose area) > Choose tile set.
• C. First build them into an info set in Manage Infosets. Then open the info set on the plan by going to Open (choose area) > Choose info set.
• D. No need to group them. Open them directly on the plan going to Open (choose area) > Choose Infotile.
• E. First build them into a planning measure in Manage Planning Measures. Then open the planning measure on the plan by going to Open (choose area) > Choose planning measure.

Each of your planners is responsible for a different geography and set of product lines, so each planner needs to see just their own set of data, analyses and dashboards.
How do you configure the application so each planner can have their own custom dashboard viewable only to themselves?

• A. Create public page layouts that are tailored to specific business needs.
• B. Enable layout security checkbox in the Administer Planning Security
• C. You cannot create custom dashboards by user.
• D. Create private page layouts that are tailored to specific business needs.

Which two statements are true about Production Scheduling? (Choose two.)

• A. Refreshing a Production Schedule means that the schedule is being recalculated.
• B. Releasing a schedule can update Manufacturing Cloud work orders with revised dates, resources, release status, and work definitions.
• C. If a work order is not firm. Production Scheduling may schedule with an alternate resource.
• D. A resource's constraint mode has two choices: Relaxed and Constrained.
• E. Schedule options include: Configure Scope. Parameters, and View Settings.