C_TS412_2021 · Question #92
You are using WBS elements and activities are NOT assigned. Which statements apply to the maintenance of the actual start and finish? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question
The correct answer is B. You can always maintain the actual start if the WBS element has the status "Released" or C. You can always maintain the actual start and finish date of a WBS element. If you are using WBS elements and activities are not assigned, you can always maintain the actual start and finish date of a WBS element manually or automatically. However, you can only maintain the actual start if the WBS element has the status "Released" or "Partially…
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You are using WBS elements and activities are NOT assigned. Which statements apply to the maintenance of the actual start and finish? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question
Options
- AYou can only maintain the actual finish if all lower-level WBS elements have an actual finish date
- BYou can always maintain the actual start if the WBS element has the status "Released" or
- CYou can always maintain the actual start and finish date of a WBS element
- DYou can only maintain the actual start of a WBS element if the finish date is not maintained
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A19% (8)
- B74% (31)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
If you are using WBS elements and activities are not assigned, you can always maintain the actual start and finish date of a WBS element manually or automatically. However, you can only maintain the actual start if the WBS element has the status "Released" or "Partially released", which means it is ready for processing or partially ready for processing. You can maintain the actual finish regardless of the status of the WBS element.
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