Unit Group Setup for Selling Batteries

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To set up a unit group for a battery manufacturer to sell batteries in different quantities, the first step is to create a base unit. The base unit is the fundamental unit of measure for a product, and all other units of measure in the unit group are defined in relation to it.

Therefore, the correct answer is D, "base unit."

Once the base unit is defined, the next step is to create a related unit, which is a unit of measure that is used in addition to the base unit. In this case, the related unit could be a "box" of 12 batteries or a "case" of 24 boxes.

After the related unit is created, the unit of measure can be set up, which defines how the base unit relates to the related unit. For example, the unit of measure for a box of batteries might be "1 box = 12 batteries."

Finally, the primary unit is set, which is the unit that is used for all transactions and reporting in Dynamics 365. The primary unit is typically the base unit, but it can be any unit in the unit group.

In summary, the correct sequence for setting up a unit group for a battery manufacturer to sell batteries in boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes is:

1. Create a base unit (e.g. "battery")
2. Create a related unit (e.g. "box of 12 batteries" or "case of 24 boxes")
3. Define the unit of measure (e.g. "1 box = 12 batteries")
4. Set the primary unit (e.g. "battery" or "box of 12 batteries").