nerdexam
SAP

C_TS412_2021 · Question #6

You plan an activity that starts on February 1 and finishes on February 28. For this activity, you want to define a milestone for February 10 which should NOT be changed through scheduling. What do…

The correct answer is B. Enter February 10 as fixed date. To define a milestone for February 10 that should not be changed through scheduling, you should enter February 10 as fixed date for the milestone. A fixed date is a date that remains unchanged during scheduling, regardless of any changes in the dates of preceding or succeeding…

Project Planning

Question

You plan an activity that starts on February 1 and finishes on February 28. For this activity, you want to define a milestone for February 10 which should NOT be changed through scheduling. What do you recommend for milestone definition?

Options

  • AEnter an offset of -18 days to the finish date of the activity
  • BEnter February 10 as fixed date
  • CEnter 10 days as duration
  • DEnter an offset of 10 days to the start date of the activity

How the community answered

(48 responses)
  • A
    15% (7)
  • B
    75% (36)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    6% (3)

Explanation

To define a milestone for February 10 that should not be changed through scheduling, you should enter February 10 as fixed date for the milestone. A fixed date is a date that remains unchanged during scheduling, regardless of any changes in the dates of preceding or succeeding activities or milestones. A fixed date can be entered manually or automatically derived from a constraint.

Topics

#milestone#fixed date#scheduling#network activity

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full C_TS412_2021 Practice