Module#4: Performing Period-End Tasks Flashcards
Which of the following file types does Sage 300 allow you to export to? (select all that apply)
A: Microsoft Word B: XML C: Microsoft Excel D: ODBC E: CSV File
B: XML
C: Microsoft Excel
D: ODBC
E: CSV File
True or False:
When you export a file, the original file is altered.
A: True
B: False
B: False
The majority of companies divide their fiscal year into 12 accounting periods, which correspond to the 12 calendar months.
A: True
B: False
A: True
What is the Run Date Box used for?
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
What is the Posting Date Box used for?
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
What is the Select by Box used for?
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
What is the Age Document Balance Box used for?
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
What is the From and To Boxes used for?
A: To determine the invoices that have reached the number of days overdue, as specified in the interest profile.
B: is the date to which the interest batch will be posted.
C: the type of record by which to select the accounts to charge interest
D: to calculate interest based on the existing balances as of the run date
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
E: enter the range of records to be included in the batch
What are Outstanding Transactions?
A: Transactions to write-off documents based on the document date.
B: To write-off documents based on the due date.
C: to write-off all selected documents with overdue balances based on the due date.
D: to write-off all selected documents with outstanding balances based on the document date.
A: Transactions to write-off documents based on the document date.
What are Overdue Transactions?
A: Transactions to write-off documents based on the document date.
B: To write-off documents based on the due date.
C: to write-off all selected documents with overdue balances based on the due date.
D: to write-off all selected documents with outstanding balances based on the document date.
B: To write-off documents based on the due date.
What are Overdue Balances?
A: Transactions to write-off documents based on the document date.
B: To write-off documents based on the due date.
C: to write-off all selected documents with overdue balances based on the due date.
D: to write-off all selected documents with outstanding balances based on the document date.
C: to write-off all selected documents with overdue balances based on the due date.
What are Outstanding Balances?
A: Transactions to write-off documents based on the document date.
B: To write-off documents based on the due date.
C: to write-off all selected documents with overdue balances based on the due date.
D: to write-off all selected documents with outstanding balances based on the document date.
D: to write-off all selected documents with outstanding balances based on the document date.
What is the Days Outstanding box used for?
A: to determine the most recent document date in order to select transactions to write-off
B: to indicate whether to create write-off transactions for open-item customers, balance-forward customers, or all customers.
C: select the type of transactions to include in the write-off batch
D: to define how to select the transactions or balances to be written off.
A: to determine the most recent document date in order to select transactions to write-off
What is the Account Type box used for?
A: to determine the most recent document date in order to select transactions to write-off
B: to indicate whether to create write-off transactions for open-item customers, balance-forward customers, or all customers.
C: select the type of transactions to include in the write-off batch
D: to define how to select the transactions or balances to be written off.
B: to indicate whether to create write-off transactions for open-item customers, balance-forward customers, or all customers.
What is the Include box used for?
A: to determine the most recent document date in order to select transactions to write-off
B: to indicate whether to create write-off transactions for open-item customers, balance-forward customers, or all customers.
C: select the type of transactions to include in the write-off batch
D: to define how to select the transactions or balances to be written off.
C: select the type of transactions to include in the write-off batch
What is the Select by section used for?
A: to determine the most recent document date in order to select transactions to write-off
B: to indicate whether to create write-off transactions for open-item customers, balance-forward customers, or all customers.
C: select the type of transactions to include in the write-off batch
D: to define how to select the transactions or balances to be written off.
D: to define how to select the transactions or balances to be written off.
What is the Run Date Box used for?
A:is the date that will be displayed on the statements.
B: is used to enter the date used to determine what will be included in the statements to be printed.
C: select to age documents by due date or document date.
A:is the date that will be displayed on the statements.
What is the Cutoff Date box used for?
A:is the date that will be displayed on the statements.
B: is used to enter the date used to determine what will be included in the statements to be printed.
C: select to age documents by due date or document date.
B: is used to enter the date used to determine what will be included in the statements to be printed.
What is the Age By box used for?
A:is the date that will be displayed on the statements.
B: is used to enter the date used to determine what will be included in the statements to be printed.
C: select to age documents by due date or document date.
C: select to age documents by due date or document date.
what is Fully Paid Documents?
A: includes documents that have been fully paid by your customers on or before the date entered in the Through box.
B: to delete comments for selected customers that have reached their expiration date on or before the date entered in the Through box.
C: to delete invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund posting journals, and the corresponding posting sequence numbers.
D: To clear invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund
E: invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund batches, and the corresponding posting sequence numbers.
F: to clear all data used to reprint statements up to the specified date.
A: includes documents that have been fully paid by your customers on or before the date entered in the Through box.
what is Customer Comments Box?
A: includes documents that have been fully paid by your customers on or before the date entered in the Through box.
B: to delete comments for selected customers that have reached their expiration date on or before the date entered in the Through box.
C: to delete invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund posting journals, and the corresponding posting sequence numbers.
D: To clear invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund
E: invoice, receipt, adjustment, and or refund batches, and the corresponding posting sequence numbers.
F: to clear all data used to reprint statements up to the specified date.
B: to delete comments for selected customers that have reached their expiration date on or before the date entered in the Through box.