Given a Set of Translated Values, Use the Appropriate Localization Mechanism to Ensure Translated User Interfaces and Outputs. CPQ-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–18

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a valid way to reference a custom label in a CPQ template or formula?

   • A{!CustomLabelName}
   • B$Label.Namespace.CustomLabelName
   • C!Label.CustomLabelName
   • D#CustomLabelName
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2. 17foundation · easy

   Where does an administrator configure translated values for a picklist field used in CPQ?

   • AIn the CPQ package settings, under 'Picklist Translations'.
   • BIn the Translation Workbench, under 'Picklist Values'.
   • CIn the Object Manager, under 'Picklist Value Translations'.
   • DIn the picklist field's settings, under 'Translate picklist values'.
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3. 18application · medium

   A CPQ admin is working on a Salesforce org with multiple languages enabled. The admin needs to translate the picklist values for the 'Billing Country' field on the quote object. The admin has the translated values in a spreadsheet. What is the correct sequence of steps to apply these translations?

   • ACreate custom labels for each picklist value and use a formula field to display the translated value based on the user's language.
   • BUse the 'Translate' button on the picklist field directly without enabling Translation Workbench.
   • CChange the picklist field to a text field and use a workflow rule to populate the translated value based on the user's language.
   • DEnable Translation Workbench, add the languages, then navigate to the 'Billing Country' field and enter the translated values for each language.
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