Question
Your company has offices throughout the United States.
The company is opening a new office in Scranton. The office will occupy two floors in the same building.
You need to ensure that if an emergency call is placed, the local emergency dispatchers know from which floor the call came.
How should you complete the PowerShell script? To answer, drag the appropriate values to the correct targets. Each value may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
```powershell
[Target 1] -Location "Scranton Office, 1st Floor" -CompanyName "Contoso" -HouseNumber 1155 -StreetName 22nd -StreetSuffix St -City Scranton -StateOrProvince PA -CountryOrRegion US -PostalCode 18501 -Description "Scranton"
$Scranton = Get-CsOnlineLisCivicAddress -Description "Scranton"
[Target 2] -CivicAddressId $Scranton.CivicAddressId -Location "Scranton Office, 2nd Floor"
```
Explanation
Target 1: New-CsOnlineLisLocation creates the emergency location "Scranton Office, 1st Floor"; in this script the address parameters (CompanyName, HouseNumber, StreetName and so on) also create the Scranton civic address in the same call, which the next line retrieves with Get-CsOnlineLisCivicAddress. Target 2: the 2nd floor is a new location inside that existing civic address, and New-CsOnlineLisLocation with -CivicAddressId and -Location is the cmdlet that creates a new emergency dispatch location within an existing civic address. Set-CsOnlineLisLocation only modifies an existing location; its -Location parameter is available only together with -LocationId, so it cannot add the 2nd floor. Network site and emergency number cmdlets do not define dispatchable floor locations.
