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Question 1

You are creating a report in OfficeConnect with dates as the column headers. You want the dates to automatically reflect changes from the Adaptive Planning model. What tool do you use?

A. Parameters
B. Labels
C. Absolute time elements
D. Display options

Question 2

An accountant on the budgeting team needs to make topside adjustments for the levels within the Total Marketing parent. This user would need to record the amounts within the Total Marketing (Only) level. What does the user need to manually enter these details within a level assigned sheet?

A. 'Access to (Only) levels' within their permission set.
B. Access to at least one of the descendants in Total Marketing.
C. 'Import to all locations' within their permission set.
D. Access to the Total Marketing parent and all descendants.

Question 3

A company is using a Month > Quarter > Year rollup structure indicating that the month is the lowest level of budgeting. Why should an implementer ensure that every day of the calendar year is listed in the instance?

A. Multiple periods in the same stratum can contain the same day, so you must identify the gaps.
B. This is to store daily exchange rates that will override any existing monthly amounts for daily transactions.
C. The goal is to ensure your instance knows where each individual day fits into your time structure.
D. This is only for an instance where the company needs an alternate reporting calendar in days.

Question 4

You need to structure a model to support both planning and reporting of expenses by project, while classifying each project by its funding source. How do you structure the model to meet these requirements?

A. Use calculated accounts on a standard sheet to derive expenses by project and funding source.
B. Create new accounts in the chart of accounts for each project and funding source combination to track expenses.
C. Create a new dimension for Project and an attribute for Funding Source, then apply the dimension and attribute to relevant expense accounts or sheets.
D. Restructure the level hierarchy to include each project as a child level under the relevant department to track expenses by project.

Question 5

You are building a model for Travel Expenses. Finance needs to see detailed travel plans, and expenses will be included with corporate reporting. Planners are expected to complete their travel plans for each forecast. What model design should you use?

A. Standard sheet: Shared formula calculates a 12-month historical average.
B. Standard sheet: Expenses entered by month and level.
C. Cube sheet: Total monthly trips are input and calculated with an Assumption.
D. Modeled sheet: A row for each trip, including dates and level.

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