Locate Planned Orders and Per-Period Demand Views in Dynamics 365 SCM Master Planning

MB-335 By islever Editorial Last updated

Implement advanced master planning scenarios

Short answer

BE Use the Net requirements form (period view) and the Planned orders form to view planned orders and per-period demand.

Question

A manufacturer is implementing master planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management for planned orders. Master planning is running for the first time in the production environment. You need to instruct the production planners where to view the following information: Planned orders that are created in a run. An item’s planned orders against the demand over user-defined periods of time. In which two possible locations can the information be found? Each correct answer presents a complete solution, NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
  1. Sequenced planned orders
  2. Net requirements form Correct Answer
  3. Supply Schedule form
  4. Item requirement statistics
  5. Planned orders Correct Answer

Key Takeaways

The Net requirements page shows an item's requirements broken down by period (per the period template), while the Planned orders form lists all planned orders generated by a planning run.

To view planned orders created in a run and an item's planned orders against demand over user-defined periods, use the Net requirements form (period view) and the Planned orders form.

Common mistake: Do not rely on the Supply Schedule form (period aggregation of supply/demand, not the per-item net requirements) or Sequenced planned orders. Item requirement statistics is not the form for viewing planned orders by period.

Expert Analysis

Why the Answer Is Correct

The two information needs map to two forms. The Net requirements form (with its Period tab/view driven by the period template) shows an item's planned orders against demand over user-defined periods. The Planned orders form lists the planned orders that were created in a planning run.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

  • Option A (Sequenced planned orders) is not the per-item period view.
  • Option C (Supply Schedule form) aggregates supply and demand by period but is not the per-item net requirements view.
  • Option D (Item requirement statistics) is not the form for viewing planned orders by period.

Community Comment Notes

Community votes are split between BE and CE; BE best matches the two stated needs (planned orders in a run, and per-period demand for an item).

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Community Votes

BE
40%
CE
40%
AC
20%

40% of anonymous learners picked answer BE. Votes are pick records left by other test-takers — they are not the verified answer.

Discussion 3 contributions

Compiled from public community threads and reader submissions, lightly edited for clarity. Handles and vote tallies are shown as recorded, and comments reflect the views of individual contributors.

From public community threads 3

  1. CCexamn 👍 2
    I do not think B is correct - you cannot see your "demand over user-defined periods of time" in the net requirements form - I will go with C - supply schedule form (also what Perplexity says)
  2. d3908c8 👍 1
    "user-defined periods of time" only A and C key is periods - no period
  3. juan1603 👍 2
    Correct

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