Documents in 1C
Sur cette roue (36 options)
- What is a document in 1C: Accounting?
- 2. What is the main purpose of documents in 1C?
- 3. What is the difference between a directory and a document?
- 4. Give two examples of directories in 1C.
- 5. Give two examples of documents in 1C.
- 6. Where is information about a supplier stored?
- 7. Which document would you use to record a purchase?
- 8. What are the two main parts of a document?
- 9. What information is normally included in the document header?
- 10. What information is entered in the tabular section?
- 11. Where is the document date entered?
- 12. Where are item quantities and prices entered?
- 13. What does saving a document mean?
- 14. What does posting a document mean?
- 15. What is the difference between saving and posting?
- 16. Does a saved but unposted document generate accounting entries?
- 17. What may happen when a document is posted?
- 18. What accounting information should be checked after posting?
- 19. What does the Debit field show in an accounting entry?
- 20. What does the Credit field show in an accounting entry?
- 21. Why should accounting entries be checked after posting?
- 22. What should you do after editing a posted document?
- 23. When is it useful to copy an existing document?
- 24. Which details must be checked in a copied document?
- 25. Which key can be used to copy a document in 1C?
- 26. Is marking a document for deletion the same as deleting it immediately?
- 27. What is a document journal?
- 28. Where can previously entered documents be found?
- 29. How can you identify whether a document is posted or unposted?
- 30. What search criteria can be used in a document journal?
- 31. What happens if the quantity of an item is changed?
- 32. What happens to accounting entries after a posted document is modified?
- 33. Why should the total amount and VAT be checked?
- 34. What information is required when recording a purchase from a supplier?
- 35. What is the relationship between documents and accounting entries?
- 36. Explain the correct sequence: create, complete, save, post, and verify.