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Which two statements are true, if an org hits the account product period forecast record limit?

A.
New Products cannot be added to account forecasts
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A.
New Products cannot be added to account forecasts
B.
New products are not added when recalculating a single account forecast or recalculating all account forecasts
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B.
New products are not added when recalculating a single account forecast or recalculating all account forecasts
C.
New products added to account forecasts will not be included in recalculations
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C.
New products added to account forecasts will not be included in recalculations
D.
The add products option will no longer appear on the agreement terms tab
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D.
The add products option will no longer appear on the agreement terms tab
Suggested answer: B, C

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When an org hits the account product period forecast record limit, new products cannot be added to account forecasts automatically. This means that when a user recalculates a single account forecast or all account forecasts, the new products are not added to the forecast. Also, if a user manually adds a new product to an account forecast, the product will not be included in the forecast calculations. The user will see a warning message indicating that the product is not calculated. To resolve this issue, the user can contact Salesforce Customer Support to request an increase in the limit.Reference:Salesforce Help: View the Data Volume Usage, Defined Limits, and the Percentage of Limit Used for Account Forecasts,Salesforce Help: Considerations for Working with Manufacturing

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