When using WLAN Planner to merge projects, both the baseline project and the related projects must have floors before the projects can be merged, otherwise the merger will fail.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  17% (8)
• B
  83% (38)

Explanation

B is correct because WLAN Planner does not require both the baseline project and related projects to have floors defined as a precondition for merging - the merge operation can succeed even when floor plans are absent. The statement in the question overstates the tool's constraints.

Why A is wrong: Selecting "True" assumes floors are a hard requirement for merging, but WLAN Planner is designed to be flexible enough to merge projects at various stages of completion, including those without floor configurations. Imposing this restriction would unnecessarily block early-stage project consolidation.

Memory tip: Think of floors as optional enrichment, not mandatory gates - WLAN Planner merges the project structure first; floor data is supplementary and can be added before or after merging. If you see an absolute statement like "must have X or the merger will fail," treat it with skepticism on the exam, as such hard rules are rarely accurate for project management tools.

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