C_TS412_2021 · Question #105
Your customer's projects are subject to recurring changes of date. The assembly activity has an earliest start date of February 10 and lasts until February 20. The customer wants to assign a…
The correct answer is D. Set up the requirement date aligned with the activity start date and a negative offset of 5 days. To set up the requirement date for the component so that it will be in stock 5 days in advance of the assembly activity, you should set up the requirement date aligned with the activity start date and a negative offset of 5 days. The requirement date is the date on which a…
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Your customer's projects are subject to recurring changes of date. The assembly activity has an earliest start date of February 10 and lasts until February 20. The customer wants to assign a material component so that this will be in stock 5 days in advance. Note: Every day is a working day. What do you recommend to set up the requirement date for the component ?
Options
- ASet up the requirement date aligned with the activity finish date and an offset of 15 days.
- BSet up the requirement date manually as February 5.
- CSet up the requirement date aligned with the activity start date and an offset of 5 days
- DSet up the requirement date aligned with the activity start date and a negative offset of 5 days
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(44 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C9% (4)
- D84% (37)
Explanation
To set up the requirement date for the component so that it will be in stock 5 days in advance of the assembly activity, you should set up the requirement date aligned with the activity start date and a negative offset of 5 days. The requirement date is the date on which a material component is required for an activity. The offset is a value that shifts the requirement date forward or backward from the activity start or finish date. A negative offset means that the requirement date is earlier than the activity date.
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