Microsoft MB6-703 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft MB6-703 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 51:

  You need to review the details of the cost and sales price for the following objects:

  

  A bill of materials (BOM)

  

  The BOM components

  Which report should you use?

  A. Where-used
  B. Older lines
  C. On-hand inventory
  D. Calculation
  D. Calculation

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  BOM calculation results (form) [AX 2012]

  Use this form to view the results of an item's order-specific bill of material (BOM) calculations and as a starting point to perform additional order-specific BOM calculations. An order-specific BOM calculation can be performed for a line item on

  a sales order, sales quotation or service order. Each order-specific BOM calculation creates a calculation record that is uniquely identified by a calculation number. A calculation record displays summarized information about the calculated

  cost, sales price, and net weight.

  Button: Print

  Print the Calculation report for a selected calculation record.

• Question 52:

  A sale was made, and on one of the lines of the sales order, another sales group must be given credit for the sale and any commission that is generated for that line.

  You need to generate the commission on the relevant sales line to the other sales group. What should you use?

  A. The sales journal
  B. The line details section of the sales order
  C. The Commission calculation form
  D. The Commission posting form
  C. The Commission calculation form

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  Commission calculation

  Click Navigation Pane node: Accounts receivable -> Setup -> Commission -> Commission calculation.

  Go to the Setup tab, specify the following options:

  Etc.

• Question 53:

  A customer is placing an order for an item that is in stock. The customer requires that the order be delivered within two weeks.

  You need to identify the minimum amount of time required for the order to be delivered to the customer.

  What should you do from the Sales order form?

  A. View the Confirmed receipt date.
  B. View the Confirmed delivery date.
  C. Click Simulate delivery dates
  D. From the purchase order, view the Requested receipt date
  C. Click Simulate delivery dates

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  To review the available receipt and ship dates and transfer them to the order again, click Simulate delivery dates and revise the dates. The Available ship and receipt dates form is displayed. In the Available ship and receipt dates form, select

  the date that matches your requirements, and then click Update requested ship date.

  Incorrect:

  Not A: Confirmed receipt date The confirmed receipt date when you will be able to meet the customer's requested receipt date.

  not D: Requested receipt date The requested receipt date when the customer wants to receive the goods.

• Question 54:

  A user wants to use a custom filter on the Arrival overview form.

  You need to explain how to save the filter options to the user's computer. What should you tell the user?

  A. Use the Personalization form to change the layout, and then load the Personalization settings in the Arrival overview form.
  B. Specify a setup name on the Setup tab of the Arrival overview form and save the current settings.
  C. Specify a setup name on the Setup tab of the Inventory and warehouse management parameters form and save the current settings.
  D. Create a shipment template, and then apply the template in the Arrival overview form.
  B. Specify a setup name on the Setup tab of the Arrival overview form and save the current settings.

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  Arrival overview (form) [AX 2012]

  * The overvieb tab Consists of five main sections:

  / Filter options for the information that is displayed in the form.

  Etc

  / The Setup tab: Setup option for the information that is to be displayed on the Overview tab.

• Question 55:

  You create a new product that has a new bill of materials (BOM). The lines for each component are added to the BOM lines.

  You need to configure the BOM to prevent the line for item 700 and the line for item 500 from both being selected in the BOM. What should you create?

  A. A configuration route for item 700 by using the Select method for 500
  B. A configuration rule for item 700 by using The Select method for 500
  C. A configuration route for item 700 by using the Deselect method for 500
  D. A configuration rule for item 700 by using the Deselect method for 500
  D. A configuration rule for item 700 by using the Deselect method for 500

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  Configuration Rule Methods:

  The following methods are available:

  / Deselect The derived configuration group, item number, and configuration cannot be selected if the combination specified in the Configuration group and Item number fields is selected when you set the configuration.

  / Select The derived configuration group, item number, and configuration will automatically be selected if the combination specified in the Configuration group and Item number fields is selected when you set the configuration.

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  Example:

  

• Question 56:

  Which three types of transactions can you configure on the Default order settings form? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

  A. Quality order
  B. Purchase order
  C. Sales order
  D. Inventory
  E. Quarantine order
  B. Purchase order
  C. Sales order
  D. Inventory

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  One of the more flexible and powerful features in AX 2012 is the Default Order Settings form that can be accessed from the Item Master. This form lets you set sites, warehouses, lead times, order quantities and much more for purchasing transactions, inventory transfer transactions and selling transactions.

• Question 57:

  You have a bill of materials (BOM) item. All lines of the BOM item use a constant scrap amount and a variable consumption. You identify that when you have a production run of 100 items, the scrap cost is 10 US dollars and the unit cost is one US dollar.

  You need to identify what will be the cost in the BOM calculation when you increase the size of production to 200 units.

  Which cost should you identify?

  A. 2,100 US dollars
  B. 210 US dollars
  C. 220 US dollars
  D. 2,200 US dollars
  C. 220 US dollars

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  200* (1+0.10) = 220

  * Scrap Waste that occurs during the manufacturing process. Scrap can occur from mistakes in measuring, as well as from leftover pieces due to trimming or other processes. For example, if a finished good requires 6 cm of wire, you may expect that you will have to scrap 1 cm of the wire for every 6 cm that you use because of splicing.

• Question 58:

  You need to set up a trade agreement for a group of customers. The trade agreement will apply to one item.

  How should you configure the price discount journal for Account code and Item code?

  A. Set Account code to Table and set Item code to Group.
  B. Set Account code to Group and set Item code to Table
  C. Set Account code to Group and set Item code to All
  D. Set Account code to Table and set Item code to Table
  B. Set Account code to Group and set Item code to Table

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  Group of customers: Account code: Group Specific item: Item code: Table

• Question 59:

  When adding a component line to a bill of materials (BOM), you discover that the Resource consumption check box is cleared and a warehouse is not specified. Which warehouse will be used for the component line?

  A. The picking warehouse from the item master data of the component product
  B. The shipping warehouse from the item master data of the finished good
  C. The shipping warehouse from the item master data of the component product
  D. The picking warehouse from the item master data of the finished good
  A. The picking warehouse from the item master data of the component product

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  * Resource consumption check box / If this check box is selected, material consumption is assigned for the BOM line to the operations resource. The operations resource refers to a production unit, which defines a picking warehouse. / If this check box is cleared, you can enter the picking warehouse in the Warehouse field on the line. If you do not enter a value in the Warehouse field on the line, Microsoft Dynamics AX uses the picking warehouse from the item master data.

  Reference: BOM versions and lines (form) [AX 2012]

• Question 60:

  You need to set up a bill of materials (BOM) to meet the following requirements:

  

  When fewer than 500 pieces of a BOM item are produced, the production cost must be 6.78 US dollars for each item.

  

  When 500 pieces or more of a BOM item are produced, the production cost must be 6.52 US dollars for each item.

  What should you do?

  A. Create one BOM version that has the per series field on each line set to 500. Create a second BOM version that has the per series field on each line set to 1.
  B. Create one BOM version that has a from qty. of 0. Create a second BOM version that has a from qty. of 500.
  C. Create one BOM version that has the Quantity field on each line set to 500. Create a second BOM version that has the Quantity field on each line set to 1.
  D. Create one BOM version that has the per series field set to 500 on each line that is specific to the BOM when 500 pieces or more are produced, and has the Per series field set to 1 for each line when less than 500 pieces are produced.
  C. Create one BOM version that has the Quantity field on each line set to 500. Create a second BOM version that has the Quantity field on each line set to 1.

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  BOM versions and lines (form) [AX 2012]

  / Field: Per Series

  Number of units for which the Quantity field is valid.

  Example

  If the quantity is 1, the unit is liter, and per series is 100, one liter of the item is required to produce 100 finished BOM items.

  / Field: Quantity

  The number of items included in one unit, or one series of the BOM item. If the quantity is calculated per series, indicate the basis of the series in the Per series field.

  Example

  If a BOM item is generally referred to in 100-pound packages, and there are 10 pounds of component item A per 100-pound package, the quantity would be 10 per series 100. In production, it involves a gain of the current item; in

  consumption, it is a negative quantity.