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Question 73

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A company uses Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. The company has two sites at ports of entry, one in Atlanta and one in San Francisco.

Due to supply chain constraints and cost fluctuations, the company must change from one standard cost for all products to two standard cost structures, one for Atlanta and one for San Francisco. A costing manager for each site will manage and approve the costing. The historical costs must be retained for analytical purposes. Costs are revised annually.

You need to configure the system.

What should you configure? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

    Correct Answer:

Discussion
Yugene

I will go with this: 1. Create two new costing version 2. Enable the Block Activation 3. Activate Pending Price.

Mamaou

i'm not sure for the Activate fallback prinicple. This option is avalable at the costing version not at the pending price. The question is how to enable new price. And for me to do that, you need to activate pending price

Mamaou

After research : It's a two costing version approach : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/cost-management/manage-standard-cost-updates If we want to keep the historical cost we musn't use the existing costing version but create 2 new costings versions to answer "two standard cost structures". The blocked and the fallback is OK. Fallback is mandatory for 2 costing version approch (see the link) and can bne ticked on the version itself. If we use the existing costing version, the fallback is not recommended. 1 - Create two new costing version 2 - Enable Blocked flag 3 - Activate the fallback principle

H_Incandenza

No offense but you're way off: 2. There are two flags: blocked and blocked activation. The former blocks the editing of pending prices. The latter (what you want) blocks the activation of those pending prices. 3. Activating fallback principle just tells D365 "if this costing version doesn't have a cost, where do I look?" The act of enabling the FBP does nothing to activate new costs.

marinaparraga

Whould you be kind to write what the correct answers are and why?