Issue/Advice: Level 2 Sprint 3 Exam - issue with line items naming

Hello All,

I have documented some discrepancies in the names of the line items throughout the Level 2 Sprint 3. I am surprised this hasn't been flagged (maybe I missed it) and fixed already because it has a direct impact on the exam.

In the attached document, I am providing some advice on renaming some of the line items created so that the formulas are correct in the exam.

Hope this helps.

Anaplan_L2_Sprint_3_issues_for_Exam_94466.docx

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RickyTillson

I'm coming across similar issues - having got 100% first time on previous Sprints I failed the sprint 3 exam including 2 formula questions.

The Confirm Purchase Order Receipt question is particularly vexing - best practice is to exit the IF statement early as often as possible. As we only place an order about 25% of the time (at least in the csv I downloaded we only order that often) my formula is written as:

IF Confirmed PO Delivery = 0 THEN 0 ELSE (do a calculation)

Yet it came back that this formula was incorrect. Having read a few threads on the forum about this a few people have suggested writing it in the format:

IF Confirmed PO Delivery > 0 THEN (do a calculation) ELSE 0

which doesn't make sense to me as it doesn't seem to follow best practice

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