Given a Set of Translated Values, Use the Appropriate Localization Mechanism to Ensure Translated User Interfaces and Outputs. CPQ-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Where does an administrator go to manage translations for CPQ custom labels and picklist values?

   • ASetup > Language Settings
   • BSetup > Translation Workbench
   • CSetup > Custom Labels > Translate
   • DSetup > CPQ Settings > Localization
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which setting determines how dates, numbers, and currencies are formatted in CPQ outputs?

   • AThe org's default language
   • BThe CPQ package's regional settings
   • CThe currency type of the quote
   • DThe user's locale
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Which Salesforce CPQ feature allows administrators to provide translated text for user interface elements such as buttons, labels, and messages without changing the underlying code?

   • AGlobal Value Sets
   • BCustom Metadata Types
   • CTranslation Workbench
   • DCustom Labels
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5. 9foundation · easy

   What must be configured to ensure a CPQ-generated PDF quote displays translated labels and values for a user?

   • AThe org's default language and time zone.
   • BThe PDF template's language attribute.
   • CThe user's language and locale settings, along with translations for labels and picklist values.
   • DThe quote's currency and language fields.
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6. 10application · medium

   A CPQ admin is building a custom quote PDF template that includes a static header message: 'This quote is valid for 30 days.' The company operates in Germany and Japan, and the PDF must show this message in the user's language. The admin has already enabled Translation Workbench. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

   • AAdd a formula field on the quote object that uses a CASE function to return the message in German or Japanese based on the user's language.
   • BUse the Translation Workbench to translate the quote object's 'Description' field and place that field in the PDF template.
   • CCreate two separate PDF templates, one in German and one in Japanese, and assign them based on the user's profile.
   • DCreate a custom label with translated values and insert the label into the PDF template using the merge field syntax.
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