For a multi-language Document Designer template, which of the following two activities are possible for the nondefault language view? (Choose two.)

• A. Modify date and currency formats.
• B. Add new image element in a section.
• C. Add or remove table element's rows and columns.
• D. Move text elements between elements and layouts.
• E. Change text content.

When a user clicks Save within Commerce of CPQ, the user gets the following error: "insufficient access on cross reference id." Why?

• A. The user does nothave the ability to see and edit any object in Salesforce that the user is trying to edit.
• B. The user does not exist in Salesforce Managed Package.
• C. Upon installing Salesforce Managed Package, the flag "Allow Quote Creation" is not checked.
• D. The user does not have CPQ access.

What is the correct method to add new parts datato the CPQ Cloud database?

• A. Use the "Import from Source" function in the Migration Center to connect to the remote part system and upload the part data into a .csv file, put the .csv file in a compressed ZIP file, and use Bulk Upload to upload thepart data to the CPQ Cloud site.
• B. Use Bulk Upload to upload the data from the remote part system into a .csv file and import the file into the CPQ Cloud site.
• C. Use the "Import from Source" functionin the Migration Center to connect to the remote part system and upload the part data directly to the CPQ Cloud database.
• D. Perform a bulk-downloaded of at least one part to capture the part file format that the CPQ Cloud site uses, populate the new part data into the downloaded part file (.csv file), enter "add" in the Update column for each new part, save the spreadsheet as a .csv file, put the .csv file in a compressed zip file, and use Bulk Upload to upload the part data to the CPQ Cloud site.
• E. Export the part data from your current part system into a .csv file, put the .csv file intoa compressed zip file, and use Bulk Upload to upload the part data to the CPQ Cloud site.

How do you modify a specific user's access (grant access or remove access) to Product Families, Supported Product Families, and Data Table folders?

• A. Use the Navigation Menus item on the Administration home page to grant or remove access to specific ProductFamilies or Data Table folders for the user.
• B. Click the user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, click the Access Permission tab, select or deselect the checkboxes related to the items you want to grant access to or remove access from for this user.
• C. Go to the Product Family definition or the Data Table folder properties for which you want to grant or remove access, click the Access Permissions tab, select or deselect the check boxes related to the users you want to grant access to or remove access from for this Product Family or Data Table folder.
• D. For each Product Family or Data table folder affected, click the Modify tab for that item and then select or deselect the check boxes related to the users you want to grant access to or remove access from for this Product Family or Data Table folder.
• E. Click the Group name on the Group Administration List page that has this user as a member, click the Access Permissions tab, select or deselect the check boxes related to the items you want to grant access to or remove access from for this user.