Correct answer is D. Selected.
Setup > User/Roles > Manage Role > edit a Role > Subsidiary Restrictions > for Accessible Subsidiaries > choose "Selected"
he correct answer is C. Subsidiary.
In NetSuite, the Subsidiary restriction type limits a role's access to a selected subsidiary on their Employee record. This means that if a user has access to multiple subsidiaries within a NetSuite account, they can be restricted to only view or edit records related to a specific subsidiary based on their role permissions.
Option A, Employee Subsidiary, is not a valid subsidiary restriction type in NetSuite.
Option B, All, grants access to all subsidiaries within a NetSuite account, so it does not restrict a role's access to a selected subsidiary on their Employee record.
Option D, Selected, is not a valid subsidiary restriction type in NetSuite. However, this option is available in other contexts, such as selecting subsidiaries for a user to access or setting subsidiary-level access for a custom record.
^ This is the correct answer. Options on the question are wrong.
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