Splitting Transactions: Test Pool (ML-Generated)

  1. What form do you use to split a transaction?
    • Reclassify Transactions
    • Journal Transactions
    • Recurring Transactions
    • Release Transactions
  2. Suppose that the amount of the original transactions has not been fully split. Where can you view the remaining amount of the original transaction?
    • In the Remaining Reclass. Amount column on the Journal Transactions form
    • In the Remaining Amount column on the Reclassify Transactions form
    • In the New Amount column on the Reclassify Transactions form
    • In the Orig. Batch Nbr. column on the Journal Transactions form
  3. What type of transaction is generated during the splitting process?
    • Reclassification transaction
    • Transfer transaction
    • Reversal transaction
    • Allocation transaction
  4. What does the system do when a user clicks Split on the Reclassify Transactions form?
    • Splits the journal entry into multiple new entries
    • Deletes the journal entry
    • Merges multiple journal entries into one
    • Exports the journal entry to different accounting software
  5. What does the New Amount column represent on the Reclassify Transactions form?
    • The amount to be transferred from the original entry to a new one
    • The total amount of the original entry
    • The amount to be transferred from the new entry to the original entry
    • The remaining amount after the split process
  6. On which of the following forms can you review split transactions that have the Reclassification type? (Select all correct responses.)
    • Journal Transactions
    • Account Details
    • Journal Vouchers
    • Account Summary