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MB-330 · Question #282
A company classifies items as A, B, C, and D for planning purposes. You run Planning Optimization for the C items with the following setup: - a plan filter for the A, B, and D items - a runtime…
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A company classifies items as A, B, C, and D for planning purposes. You run Planning Optimization for the C items with the following setup: - a plan filter for the A, B, and D items - a runtime filter for the C items The Planning Optimization output does not create any planned orders. You need to produce results in Planning Optimization for the C items without affecting the A, B, and D items. What should you do? Select only one answer.
Options
- AAdd the C items to the existing plan filter for the A, B, and D items. Set up a runtime filter for the
- BCreate a master plan with plan filter for the C items only. Do not set up a runtime filter for C items.
- CCreate a master plan with no plan filter or runtime filter. Add an advanced filter for the C items on
- DCreate a dynamic plan and a static plan. Do not set up plan filters or runtime filters.
- ERetain the existing plan filter for the A, B, and D items. Set up a runtime filter for the A and C
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(35 responses)- A3% (1)
- B11% (4)
- C66% (23)
- D3% (1)
- E17% (6)
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#Planning Optimization#plan filter#runtime filter#item classification
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