SAP Exam C_TS452_2022 Topic 1 Question 18 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's C_TS452_2022 exam

Question #: 18
Topic #: 1

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You want to identity the spend of purchase orders that do NOT have a contract reference, although an existing contract could have been used. What key performance indicator (KPI) provides this information?

AContract leakage

BOff-contract spend

CUnused contracts

DPurchase order value

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Suggested Answer: B

To prevent certain materials that belong to a material group from being ordered with reference to a contract item, you can use the following method:

Create material-specific source lists for the contract item and set the Fix indicator, which means that you specify the materials that are allowed to be ordered with reference to the contract item and make them mandatory. Reference:SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement | SAP Learning, Course S4520, Unit 2, Lesson 1.

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Brunilda

1 years ago

I agree with option D. Creating material-specific lists and setting Exclusion makes sense.

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Rebbecca

1 years ago

As an SAP ninja, I can tell you that D is the way to go. Exclusion indicator is the key to keeping those pesky materials out of the contract.

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Tenesha

11 months ago

I've tried C before, but it didn't work as well as I hoped. D seems like the best option.

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Cordelia

12 months ago

I think B might also work, setting the Fix indicator for the contract item.

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Bea

12 months ago

I agree, D is definitely the way to go. Exclusion indicator is the key.

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Weldon

1 years ago

I initially thought of option B. But, fix indicator doesn't actually block materials.

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Nichelle

1 years ago

Well, look at that, another exam question trying to catch us out. But D is the clear winner in my book.

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Deeanna

1 years ago

Haha, I bet the exam writer was trying to trick us with those other options. D is the obvious choice here.

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Ardella

12 months ago

Definitely, the exclusion indicator will prevent those materials from being ordered.

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Stefania

1 years ago

It's always important to read the questions carefully to spot those tricks.

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Felice

1 years ago

Yeah, the other options seem like distractions.

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Ines

1 years ago

I agree, D is definitely the correct choice.

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Kerry

1 years ago

I agree, D is the correct choice.

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Maybelle

1 years ago

Yeah, the other options seem like distractions.

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Serina

1 years ago

I agree, D is the correct choice.

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Brunilda

1 years ago

Yes. Exclusion indicator seems better. Prevents order directly. I pick D.

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Lonna

1 years ago

I agree, D is the way to go. Blocking materials or fixing the source list seems overly complicated for this use case.

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Sunshine

1 years ago

I agree, D is definitely the way to go. It's a simple and effective way to prevent those materials from being ordered.

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Elroy

1 years ago

I think D is the best option here. It specifically excludes certain materials from being ordered with reference to the contract item.

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Dorthy

1 years ago

Option D seems the most straightforward way to prevent certain materials from being ordered through this contract item. Setting the Exclusion indicator is a clear and effective solution.

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Tarra

1 years ago

By setting the Exclusion indicator in the material-specific source lists, you can effectively prevent certain materials from being ordered with reference to the contract item.

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Delisa

1 years ago

I agree, having the ability to exclude certain materials from being ordered through the contract item can help streamline the procurement process.

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Venita

1 years ago

It's important to have control over which materials can be ordered to avoid any issues. Option D provides a clear solution to this problem.

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Yvette

1 years ago

I think setting the Exclusion indicator in the material-specific source lists is a smart way to control which materials can be ordered through the contract item.

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Hollis

1 years ago

Yes, I agree. Option D is the best choice to ensure that specific materials are excluded from being ordered with reference to the contract item.

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Carmela

1 years ago

Option D seems the most straightforward way to prevent certain materials from being ordered through this contract item. Setting the Exclusion indicator is a clear and effective solution.

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