Customers sign in to view only their independent demands. The customer's User IDs are in a user group with the name of the customer to which they correspond. You want to create a single worksheet that allows customers to only view their independent demands within RapidResponse.
How would you accomplish this task?

• A. Create a Profile Variable called CustomerView where the data value is equal to the Customer Name. In the worksheet visible to the customer, create a worksheet filter with the Order.Customer.Name =
  $CustomerView expression.
• B. Create a Profile Variable called CustomerView where the data value and user group is equal to the Customer Name. In the worksheet visible to the customer, create a worksheet filter with the Order.Customer.ID = $CustomerView expression.
• C. Create a Profile Variable called CustomerView where the user group is equal to the Customer Name. In the worksheet visible to the customer, create a worksheet filter with the Order.Customer.Name =
  $CustomerView expression.
• D. Create a Profile Variable called CustomerView where the data value and user group is equal to the Customer Name. In the worksheet visible to the customer, create a worksheet filter with the Order.Customer.Name = $CustomerView expression.

You are asked to transform PlannedOrder data into new ScheduledReceipt records, assuming just one PartSource per part and no maximum quantity. You need to filter the PlannedOrder records to ensure you do not try to create any ScheduledReceipt records which already exist. The workbook includes a worksheet, LKPScheduledReceipt, on existing converted ScheduledReceipts and follows Kinaxis best practices.
In this situation, which filter expression will follow KInaixs best practices and provide the best performance to include PlannedOrder records that do not match existing ScheduledReceipt records?

• A. ( Lookup({Part.Name,Part.Site.Value, DueDate}, LKPScheduledReceipt!, "N", LKPScheduledReceipt!Exists) = "N" )
• B. NOT {Part, DueDate} IN LKPScheduledReceipt!
• C. NOT IsNull ( Lookup ({Part.Name, Part.Site.Value, DueDate}, LKPScheduledReceipt!, Null(Mfg::ScheduledReceipt), Exact, LKPScheduledReceipt!Self ))
• D. NOT {Part.Name, Part.Site.Value, DueDate} IN LKPScheduledReceipt!

You want to control how available dates are calculated for your vendor managed parts' supplies and demands.
In this situation, which control table would you need to configure?

• A. SupplyType
• B. OrderPolicy
• C. DemandType
• D. AvailableRule

You have a worksheet showing work orders. You are asked to report the date used to convert the calculated field EffectiveUnitPrice.
Which expression will accomplish this task?

• A. DATEVALUE(EffectiveUnitPrice)
• B. CONVERTONDATE(EffectiveUnitPrice, $ConversionDate)
• C. ASSOCIATEDDATE(EffectiveUnitPrice)
• D. DATETIMEVALUE(EffectiveUnitPrice)