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Exam MB-320: Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Manufacturing

Candidates for this exam are functional consultants who analyze business requirements and translates those requirements into fully realized business processes and solutions that implement industry best practices. Candidates serve as a key resource in implementing and configuring applications to meet business requirements. 

Candidates for this exam have a fundamental understanding of accounting principles and financial operations of businesses, customer service, field service, manufacturing, retail, and supply chain management concepts.Candidates for this exam typically specialize in one or more feature sets of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, including finance, manufacturing, and supply chain management.Candidates must have knowledge of basic accounting principles and practices.

MB-320 Exam Skills measured

Set up and configure manufacturing (30-35%)
Create and manage production and lean orders (25-30%)
Create, process, and manage production batch orders (40-45%)

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1.A company produces homeopathic lotions for pain relief. The lotions use a combination of ProductA and ProductB. ProductA is the primary ingredient. You use ProductB to adjust the concentration of active ingredients in the lotion.
You need to ensure that the lotion final product has a consistent concentration of anti-inflammatory agents.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
A. Set the formula line type of ProductB to Active.
B. Set the formula line type of ProductA to Active.
C. Set the formula line type of ProductB to Compensating.
D. Set the formula line type of ProductA to Compensating.
E. Set the formula line type of ProductC to None.
Answer: A,D

2.A company produces generic and name-brand paper plates in the same factory using standard costing and using the same Bill of materials and routes to produce both products. The finance and production teams want a way to view individual raw material consumption costs in the ledger. You need to add a production group to the finished good to control postings to the ledger.
What should you do?
A. Create a production group for the finished good item.
B. Update the cost of the generic finished good item.
C. Create a production pool for the finished good item.
D. Create a new Bill of materials with alternate costs for the raw material.
Answer: C

3.You have a product that can be manufactured on two different production lines in the same warehouse. You create resources and then create individual input locations for the resources. You create two routes. Each route uses different resources.
Materials are staged for consumption in different locations based on the resources being utilized for production.
You need to set up the formula to consume the goods from the correct line-side location.
What should you do?
A. Select resource consumption and the operation for each line.
B. Select a warehouse and consumption operation for each line.
C. Select the plan group and consumption operation for each line.
D. Specify a site in the formula header.
Answer: A

4.A company that produces rubber hose using Discreet orders accounts for raw material scrap after report as finished though inventory movement journals.
The company has noticed that most of the scrap that is recorded is due to start up that feeds the hose to the finishing process. In addition, the amount of scrap that is recorded is consistent regardless of the amount of hose being produced.
You need to account for material lost during startup.
What should you do?
A. Do a case study for the scrap items and enter the average amount of scrap as a separate line items on the Bill of materials.
B. Enter the amount of scrap that is consumed as constant scrap in the Bill of materials.
C. Enter the amount of scrap that is consumed as variable scrap in the Bill of materials.
D. Enter the consumption amount on the line to match the actual amount used.
Answer: A

5.A Discrete manufacturing company produces speakers. The high-end speaker model uses protective rubber strips on the edges.
Approximately five inches of rubber is consistently scrapped in the production process, regardless of production quantity. Workers manually consume the extra material on the picking list or scrap it in an inventory journal.
You need configure the system to automatically account for this scrap on the Bill of materials (BOM).
What should you do?
A. Increase the required quantity of the rubber component by five on the BOM.
B. Set a Variable scrap of five percent for the rubber BOM line.
C. Add an additional BOM line for five inches and set consumption to Variable.
D. Set a Constant scrap of five on the BOM line for rubber.
Answer: C