Module#3: Exploring and Using Other Features and Services of Sage 300 Flashcards
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What must you do before you can print?
A: Select Print Destination
B: Open Sage 300
C: Make sure the printer has proper paper
A: Select Print Destination
Where is the Print Destination Command Located?
A: File
B: Edit
C: Insert
A: File
What is included in the Print Destination Window?
A: Printer B: Preview C: File D: Email E: All of the Above
E: All of the Above
what is in the paper section window?
A: Report Paper Size
B: Report Orientation
C: Use A4 in place of Letter
D: All of the Above
D: All of the Above
What does the Default Paper Size Section do?
A: It shows you the paper that will be used
B: It’s where you can select the default paper size to used for reports
C: It lets you adjust the paper size to a new default
B: It’s where you can select the default paper size to used for reports
In the Page Setup Window what does the Paper Section do?
A: You can select Paper size to be used for Reports
B: It lets you add paper to the reports
C: It shows you different sizes
A: You can select Paper size to be used for Reports
In the Page Setup Window, what does the Source or Tray do?
A: Let’s you store paper
B: Let’s you change the printer cartridges
C: Helps you select the type of paper to use
A: Let’s you store paper
in the Orientation Section what options can you choose?
A: Portrait
B: Landscape
C: Both
C: Both
In the Margins Section what can be adjusted?
A: Left B: Right C: Top D: Bottom E: Both
E: Both
Where are the General Ledger Reports located in?
A: The File Menu
B: G/L Reports Folder
C: The Accounts Folder
B: G/L Reports Folder
The Export Report window let’s you save a report as a file, where is the icon to open the Export window?
A: Top left
B: Top Right
C: Bottom Left
D: Bottom Right
B: Top Right
What does the Copy Icon do>
A: lets you copy selected texts and values
B: Let’s you paste selected texts and values
C: Let’s you select texts and values
A: lets you copy selected texts and values
The Arrow Buttons let you:
A: move the page up and down
B: move the page left and right
C: let’s you navigate through the report
C: let’s you navigate through the report
The G/L Chart of Accounts Report form allows you:
A: How your report will be sorted B: Select the format of your report, C: What to include and exclude in the report D: Range of Acco E: All of the Above
E: All of the Above
The Detail Short Form displays a number of details about accounts: What are they?
A: Account Number B: Description C: Status D: Account Type E: Balance F: Income Statement Accounts G: All of the Above
G: All of the Above
What does the Detail Long Form Displays?
A: All the Same info as the short form
B: Account Group
C: Close to Segment Data for income Statement Accounts
D: All of the Above
D: All of the Above
Valid Currencies displays what?
A: Currencies for each multi-currency account
B: Currencies for all countries
C: Currencies not being used
A: Currencies for each multi-currency account
Control Account Subledgers shows what?
A: The Control Accounts
B: The Corresponding ledgers
C: The G/L Ledger
D: A and B
D: A and B
Fiscal Set Comparison compares the account balances of:
A: Two Fiscal Sets
B: Two Data Sets
C: Three Data Sets
A: Two Fiscal Sets
Rollup accounts do what?
A: Prints all roll up and member accounts
B: let’s you open an old account
C: Prints all old accounts
A: Prints all roll up and member accounts
Rollup Accounts use Detail short form format
A: True
B: False
A: True
You can sort information by:
A: Account number
B: Segment
C: Account Group
D: All Three
D: All Three
You don’t need to activate the G/L Subledger Services before activating other subledgers including Tax and Bank Services
A: True
B: False
B: False
What does the G/L Subledger Services allow you to do?
A: Transfer Data in the form of batches
B: Make changes to the G/L Subledger
C: Let’s you create new Subledgers
B: Make changes to the G/L Subledger