What is the correct order of data import to load Price Rules into CPQ?

A. Costs, Price Books, Price Rules, Discount Categories, Discount Schedules

B. Price Books, Price Rules, Price Dimensions, Discount Tiers, Price Actions

C. Price Books, Price Rules, Lookup Queries, Price Conditions, Price Actions

D. Summary Variables, Price Rules, Price Conditions, Lookup Queries, Price Actions

Universal Containers has decided to mark up prices instead of discounting. Product A is valued at $10 and Product B is valued at $20. Product A is a 10% markup and Product B is a 20% markup. Which pricing method would the Admin set up, and what would the final price be for each product?

A. List, Product A price would be $11, Product B Price would be $22

B. List, Product A price would be $11, Product B price would be $24

C. Cost, Product A price would be $12, Product B price would be $24

D. Cost, Product A price would be $11, Product B price would be $24

Universal Containers has a Product that has a Subscription Term of 12 months. Users frequently create Quotes which are longer than this period. When adding this Product to these Quotes, however, the Prorated List Price is the same as the List price. Which action should the Admin take to correct the issue?

A. Populate Subscription Pricing on the Product.

B. Populate Subscription Pricing on the Quote Line .

C. Check "Enable Proration" on the Quote.

D. Populate Default Subscription Term on the Quote Line.

Upon checking the Contracted checkbox on an Amendment Opportunity, a new Contract is generated.

A. True

B. False

Universal Containers (UC) serves different Quote Line fields to users based on whether a Quote represents business, an amendment, or a renewal. Users have complained about numerous renewal- related Quote fields that show up in the Quote Line Editor irrespective of the Quote's Type.

In addition to creating custom Quote field sets for each Type, how should the UC admin meet this requirement?

A. Create a Quote Line formula field called EditLinesFieldSetName that returns the name of the applicable field set.

B. Create a Quote formula field called HeaderFieldSetName that returns the name of the applicable field set.

C. Use a Price Rule to populate the Quote field called HeaderFieldSetName with the name of the applicable field set.

D. Use a Price Rule to populate the Quote field called EditLinesFieldSetName with the name of the applicable field set.