Exam Certified CPQ Specialist topic 1 question 183 discussion

@morganalefay - what you're describing is close, but does not work. You cannot use a Filter product rule for this.

Universal Containers sells a container management bundle with Product Options representing different service levels. The admin has created a Configuration Attribute for the bundle to let users specify the service level. What should the admin do to limit the options in the bundle that are displayed to the user when a service level is selected? A. Create a selection Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query to a custom object and shows or hides Product Options based on the service level. B. Create a validation Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query to a custom object and shows a message to the user when an inconsistent option is selected. C. Create a Price Rule that uses a Lookup Query and sets the quantity to zero for any Product Options that are mismatched with the selected service level. D. Create a filter Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query and shows the relevant Product Options for the selected service level.

I think D is correct

A is close but not quite - Selection rule is correct, but you don't need a custom lookup object. When you create the Configuration Attribute on bundle product, populate the Target Field with the API name of the picklist field on Product Option that you want to use as a filter. Then your error condition looks at Configuration Attribute as your Tested Object, with the Tested Field being that picklist name. Then fill out your filter fields. Then your Actions will show/hide/etc whatever you need