What step does the user need to take to return to the previous state prior to the optimization?

A Territory Planning optimization was just run and completed, but the user inadvertently selected the wrong attribute for the optimization.

What step does the user need to take to return to the previous state prior to the optimization?
A . Click on the Undo button
B . The user must create a new data set before optimizing on the correct attribute.
C . Create a new alignment before optimizing on the correct attribute
D . Re-run the optimization using the correct attribute

Answer: C

Explanation:

Creating a new alignment before optimizing on the correct attribute is the step that the user needs to take to return to the previous state prior to the optimization. A new alignment is a copy of an existing alignment that can be modified without affecting the original alignment3. The user can create a new alignment from the previous state and then run the optimization using the correct attribute. Clicking on the Undo button, creating a new data set, or re-running the optimization using the correct attribute are not valid steps, as they will not restore the previous state of the alignment.