Exam MB-330 topic 2 question 47 discussion

None of these answers are correct. It's a variant product so you need to enable the setup in the master product AND set the inter-class because is 2 different classes. See the feature linked to this question : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/business-applications-release-notes/April19/dynamics365-finance-operations/uom-by-variant

Would say they are procured with unit class mass / Tons, and sold as indiviual units i.e. eaches which is unit class quantity, so it should be a inter-class conversion. None of the answers seems right.

The closest fit is C, but with a clarification: You need to enable unit of measure conversions in the product master and configure product-specific inter-class conversions (not just "standard" conversions) in the Released products section. Here’s why: Enabling conversions in the product master allows the product and its variants to support unit conversions. In Released products, you can define a custom inter-class conversion (e.g., 1 metric ton = X individual items) for each variant, accounting for size differences. This setup ensures the system can convert purchased metric tons into sold individual items accurately.

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A. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/pim/tasks/manage-unit-measure

same question as in Topic 2, question 24