MB-335 · Question #208
A manufacturing company is implementing Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. The company requires accurate tracking and analysis of both direct and indirect costs for production orders. The costing…
The correct answer is A. Define multiple cost groups and their respective percentages in the costing sheet format. Can I have different costing sheets for each site? No, you can't have a different costing sheet for each site. You can create only one costing sheet for each legal entity. However, you can configure total nodes, cost groups, or indirect cost nodes per site. This configuration…
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A manufacturing company is implementing Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. The company requires accurate tracking and analysis of both direct and indirect costs for production orders. The costing sheet must include multiple cost groups for comprehensive cost analysis. All indirect costs must be accounted for in a standardized manner across different sites. You need to define the structure of the costing sheet and the basis for calculating indirect costs. What should you do?
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- ADefine multiple cost groups and their respective percentages in the costing sheet format.
- BUse different cost formulas for each site.
- CDeactivate the cost records to ensure they are available for production order cost estimation.
- DSpecify only one cost group for the entire costing sheet.
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(37 responses)- A84% (31)
- B11% (4)
- D5% (2)
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Can I have different costing sheets for each site? No, you can't have a different costing sheet for each site. You can create only one costing sheet for each legal entity. However, you can configure total nodes, cost groups, or indirect cost nodes per site. This configuration is a manual process, and you must maintain the hierarchy and item assignments on the costing sheet when organizational or operational changes occur. If a single item is produced or purchased in more than one site, there's no mechanism that lets you treat the item differently on the costing sheet for each site. All indirect cost codes have a rate or surcharge that is defined in your costing version. The costs that you define are always site specific. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/cost-management/inventory-costing-
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