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A client has multiple legal entities set up in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. All companies and data reside in Finance and Operations.
The client currently uses a separate reporting tool to perform their financial consolidation and eliminations.
They want to use Finance and Operations instead.
You need to configure the system and correctly perform eliminations.
Solution: Select Consolidate online in Finance and Operations. Include eliminations during the process or as a proposal. Set up the transactions to post in the legal entity configured for consolidations.
Does the solution meet the goal?

A company has delinquent customers.
You need to configure Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations to meet the following requirements:
* Send communication to the customers detailing their past-due invoices.
* Use the system to automatically calculate a late charges,
* Create a group of customers for a collection agent to monitor.
* View a list of customers with colored indicators of a customer's payment status.
You need to associate the correct system functionality to manage delinquent customers based on these business requirements.

A food manufacturer uses commodities such as beans, corn, and chili peppers as raw materials. The prices of the commodities fluctuate frequently. The manufacturer wants to use cost versions to simulate these fluctuations.
You need to set up cost versions and prices to accomplish the manufacturer's goal.
For which purpose should you use each costing type? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

You are a controller in an organization. You are identifying cost drivers to see how changes in business activities affect the bottom line of your organization. You need to assess cost object performance to analyze actual versus budgeted cost and how resources are consumed.
You need to demonstrate your understanding of cost accounting terminology.
Which component maps to the cost accounting terminology?
To answer, drag the appropriate component to the correct cost accounting terminology. Each source may be used once. You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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A customer uses Dynamics 365 Finance.
The controller notices incorrect postings to the ledger entered via journal.
The system must enforce the following:
* Expense accounts (6000-6998) require department, division, and project with all transactions. Customer dimension is optional.
* Revenue accounts (4000-4999) require department and division and allow project and customer dimensions.
* Liability accounts (2000-2999) should not have any dimensions posted.
* Expense account (6999) requires department, division, project and customer dimensions with all transactions.
You need to configure the account structure to meet the requirements.
Solution:
* Configure one account structure.
* Configure an advanced rule for Liability accounts (2000-2999) not to display any dimensions when selected.
* Configure an advanced rule for Expense account (6999) to require customer.
* Configure the structure with all dimension fields containing quotations.
Does the solution meet the goal?