Kinaxis KX3-003 Dumps Questions Answers

This setup allows for flexible data visibility based on user permissions. By creating a profile variable that contains the allowed countries for each user, you can then apply a filter expression to the worksheet that evaluates this variable. If a user is permitted to see all countries (indicated by an asterisk '*'), the expression returns TRUE, otherwise, it checks if the demand's country is in the user's permitted list.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on configuring data visibility through profile variables and worksheet filters.
• Kinaxis training materials on setting up user permissions and responsibility definitions.

In the context of creating a metric worksheet for calculating the number of late orders, you want to group by DueDate to consolidate orders that are due on the same day, and then sum the Count for each of these groups to get the total number of late orders per day. Therefore, DueDate should be the grouping column, and Count should use the Sum function to add up all instances of late orders for each DueDate.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on creating metric worksheets.
• Kinaxis learning resources on the use of expressions and functions for grouping and aggregation in worksheets.

The migration of the Supplier.Id filter to the secondary filter expression box allows for enabling caching because it is a user-specific filter. Moving user-specific or session-specific expressions to the secondary filter ensures that the primary filter canbe cached independently of user sessions. This way, the overall data set can be cached, and the user-specific filtering is applied afterward, improving performance.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on primary and secondary worksheet filters.
• Kinaxis support resources on caching strategies and performance improvements for worksheets.