Microsoft Exam MB-310 Topic 10 Question 72 Discussion

Actual exam question for Microsoft's MB-310 exam

Question #: 72
Topic #: 10

You are a finance consultant. Your client needs you to configure cash flow forecasting.

The client wants specific percentages of main accounts to contribute to different cash flow forecasts for other

main accounts.

You need to configure Dynamics 365 for Finance to meet the needs of the client.

What should you do?

AOn the Cash flow forecasting setup form, configure the primary main account to assign a percentage to the
dependent account.

BConfigure the parent/child relationship for the main account and subaccounts by using appropriate
percentages.

CConfigure the cash flow forecasting setup for Accounts Payable before you configure vendor posting
profiles.

DOn the Cash flow forecasting setup form, use the Dependent Accounts setup to specify which account and
percentage is associated to the main account.
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Leanora

1 months ago

Option B? Really? Configuring parent/child relationships for main accounts and subaccounts? That's overkill, isn't it? I'll stick with D, the easiest path to cash flow nirvana.

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Mariann

1 months ago

I'm going with D. Configuring the dependent accounts setup sounds like the most straightforward way to get the client's desired cash flow forecasts.

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Lewis

D) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, use the Dependent Accounts setup to specify which account and percentage is associated to the main account.

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Janey

14 days ago

C) Configure the cash flow forecasting setup for Accounts Payable before you configure vendor posting profiles.

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Alberta

19 days ago

B) Configure the parent/child relationship for the main account and subaccounts by using appropriate percentages.

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Ines

1 months ago

A) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, configure the primary main account to assign a percentage to the dependent account.

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Shawnna

2 months ago

Hah, I bet the client is just trying to mess with the consultant. 'Specific percentages of main accounts?' What is this, a cash flow algebra exam?

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Mariko

2 days ago

D) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, use the Dependent Accounts setup to specify which account and percentage is associated to the main account.

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Maricela

4 days ago

D) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, use the Dependent Accounts setup to specify which account and percentage is associated to the main account.

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Phillip

5 days ago

B) Configure the parent/child relationship for the main account and subaccounts by using appropriate percentages.

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Jennifer

6 days ago

A) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, configure the primary main account to assign a percentage to the dependent account.

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Margarett

13 days ago

B) Configure the parent/child relationship for the main account and subaccounts by using appropriate percentages.

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Nichelle

17 days ago

A) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, configure the primary main account to assign a percentage to the dependent account.

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Willis

19 days ago

D) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, use the Dependent Accounts setup to specify which account and percentage is associated to the main account.

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Laura

23 days ago

B) Configure the parent/child relationship for the main account and subaccounts by using appropriate percentages.

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Gail

2 months ago

A) On the Cash flow forecasting setup form, configure the primary main account to assign a percentage to the dependent account.

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Reuben

2 months ago

Option D seems like the way to go. I mean, why would I configure the Accounts Payable before the vendor posting profiles? Seems like a backward approach to me.

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