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HOTSPOT A company plans to implement Dynamics 365 Project Operations. Instructions: For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. 
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Nah, I don't think saving an item requirement actually alters the contract. It's a common trap because it does create a sales order in the background for inventory, but contracts aren't touched. So: Yes, No.
Yes, No. I don’t think item requirement creates or amends the sales contract, that’s where people get tripped up on this one.
Every Dynamics question likes to trip people up with contracts vs item requirements. Yes, No.
Yes, No. The item requirement part is tricky but contract isn’t auto-created or linked just by saving one.
Yes, Yes. From what I've seen, both actions (creating from project entity and saving item requirements) seem to tie into sales orders, so I picked Yes for both. Pretty sure the background sales order also connects to the contract, but could be mixing up contract links and inventory docs. Correct me if that's off!
Not quite both Yes. Pretty sure the trap is thinking item requirements change contracts, but they don't. So: Yes, No.
Yes, Yes. I thought item requirements also link the contract side in Project Ops, maybe I'm mixing with inventory only?
Yes, Yes. Pretty sure saving an item requirement does trigger a sales order link for the project, so both seem true. I might be mixing up background inventory docs and contracts, but that's how similar exam questions threw me. Let me know if I'm missing something about the contract updates on the financial side.
Is it correct that creating an item requirement doesn't update the project contract automatically in Project Operations?
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