SIMULATION You are a functional consultant for a company named Contoso Entertainment System USA (USMF). You need to regenerate a master plan named DynPlan for item number D0023. To complete this…

Question

Options

• ASet the default purchase price on the company that is receiving the product.
• BEnter the default purchase price on the company that is selling the product.
• CSetup an intercompany purchase agreement. Do not allow the validity period to be edited.
• DSet up a Trade Agreement. Set the To Date field to end in three months.

• B
  4% (1)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  91% (21)

Explanation

There's an important issue with this question as presented: the answer choices (A–D) do not match the question stem. The question asks about regenerating a master plan in Dynamics 365, but the choices are all about purchase pricing and trade agreements - they belong to a completely different question. This is a common copy-paste error in compiled practice exam dumps.

What the actual question is testing

The simulation question is testing whether you know the correct steps to regenerate a master plan:

1. Navigate to Master planning > Master planning > Run > Master planning
2. Select DynPlan in the Master Plan field
3. Select Regeneration in the Planning Method field
4. Enter D0023 in the Item Number field

The key concept is that Regeneration is the only planning method available for static plans - it deletes existing (unfirmed) planned orders and recreates them from scratch based on current requirements.

Memory tip

Think of Regeneration = Reset - it wipes and rebuilds, like a full recalculation. Contrast it with Net change, which only processes items that changed since the last run.

Recommendation: Discard the A/B/C/D choices shown - they are from a mismatched question. If you're studying for MB-330 or a similar Dynamics 365 exam, focus on understanding when to use Regeneration vs. Net change planning methods.

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