Topics:
Recurring Journals, Revaluation, Mass Allocation, Tax journals & CVR
1.Why my cross validation rules not working?
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The desired
combination may be already used.
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The combination entered manually in account
combination.
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If you uncheck the cross validate segments in
key flex field segment form.
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If we uncheck enable check box at define cross
validation rule.
2.List any six-validation reports of calendar.
- The
following periods have a date gap.
- The
following periods overlap.
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The
following periods number are greater then the maximum period number for this
period.
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The
following periods number are missing.
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The
following periods number are not in sequential order by date.
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The
following quarters are missing.
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The
following quarters are not in sequential order by period.
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The
following periods start or end rates are more than one year before or after its
fiscal year.
3.Briefly explain the steps for Mass Allocation.
Allocation of account balance to the range of segment
values for specific period.
Steps for mass allocation.
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Define
parent Segment and assign child ranges.
(N): Setup/Financial/Flex fields/Validation
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Enter
stat journals.
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Define
mass allocation Formula. (N): Journal/Define/Allocation
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Validate the formula.
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Generate
Mass Allocation.
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Post
the entry.
Q4.Difference between Translation & Revaluation
Translation
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Revaluation
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Translation is done from
functional currency to Reporting currency.
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Revaluation is done to know the
actual balance on specific date with respect the prevailing foreign exchange
rate of a particular account.
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In translation Period end rate
& Average rates are used.
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In Revaluation Only Period end
rate is used.
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Translation is Optional.
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Revaluation is mandatory.
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Difference in Translation will be
transferred to “Translation adjustment account”.
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Difference in Revaluation will be
transferred to “Unrealized Gain/loss account”.
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Translation should satisfy the
conditions, namely, 1. Prior & following period should be opened; 2. It
cannot perform for the first period
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No Condition is required for
revaluation.
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5.How do I enable Cross Validation?
Check the Cross validate Segments and Check the Freeze
flexfield defination and compile in Key Flexfield segments.
6.Can you define cross validation rules for a set of books?
No, Cross validation rules are specific to chart of account.
7.Can you run revaluation again in a previous period?
Yes, we can run revaluation again in a previous period. But
the revaluation will effect the transaction, which are entered after the First
revaluation.
8. On what basis auto post criteria set will be created.
On the basis of Priority, Source, Category, Balance type
& Period the auto post criteria set will be created.
9.Briefely explain the purpose of Revaluation.
Revaluation is done to know the actual balance on specific
date with respect the prevailing foreign exchange rate of a particular account.
10. Is it possible to do Translation for more than one segment at a
time?
Yes. In translation you having the option “All” under
balancing segment TAB by selecting it we can do the translation for more than
one segment.
11. Can you generate Recurring journal more than once in one
period?
Yes, recurring journal means Journal, which are repetitive
in nature. In a particular period a journal may be expected for more than once
.So we can generate Recurring Journal more than once in one period.
12.What are the steps for revaluation?
Steps for Revaluation:
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Define
the daily rate using the conversion rate and type.
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Define
the period end rate.
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Define
unrealized gain /loss account
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Perform
Revaluation for the particular account.
13. Can you allocate part of your cost pool account by using Mass
Allocation? If yes, how will you define formula?
Yes, by entering desired amount in the amount column of
cost pool A/c. or by entering base number in the amount column of sum of usage
factor.
14 What are the available segment types in mass allocation?
Three segment types are available in mass allocation.
Constant (C), Looping
(L), Summing (S)
15.Explain the concept of recurring journals.
Recurring journals means journals, which are repetitive
nature in a year. On the basis of amount recurring journals are three types.
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Skeleton
journal
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Standard
journal
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Formula
journal
Skeleton journal means journals have same account but have
different posting amounts.
Standard journals means journal entries use the same
accounts and amounts in each period.
Formula journal means journal entries use formulas to
create journal amounts that vary from period to period.
16.Do you think Translation and Revaluation are mutually exclusive?
Yes, The translation and revaluation independent with each
other, there is no relation
between translation and Revaluation. We can have both in a single set of book.
17.Can I use stat journal of previous period for mass allocation.
Yes, you can use stat journal of previous period by Using
amount type as PTD and period type as previous period in mass allocation or by
using amount type as YTD and period type is current period you can use the stat
journal for the entire year.
18.What is the difference between full and incremental allocation.
Full Allocation
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Incremental Allocation
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Full allocation method to generate
journals that reverse previous allocations or to post new allocation amounts.
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Incremental allocation method when you
want to update allocated balances without reversing the previous allocation
batches.
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Recommend that you use this method only if you are
allocating amounts for the first time, or only once.
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Recommend that you do not use the incremental method
the first time you generate a Misallocation entry.
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19.Is there any difference between definition of period rates and
historical rates?
Period rate
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Historical rate
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The
daily exchange rate on the last day of an accounting period
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A weighted-average rate for
transactions that occur at different times
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In translation period end rate is
used to translate the assets and liability account balances.
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Historical rates to translate
owner's equity accounts
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