Which statement is FALSE regarding user-defined attributes?

• A. They can include calculated values.
• B. You can assign access to attributes by user role.
• C. They can be added to formats, profiles, and transactions.
• D. You can no longer add/edit attributes after reconciliations are created.

In the Balance Explanations tab of the Prepaid Expenses reconciliation, you want to include the transactions and attachments from the prior period in the current period.
Which action should you perform?

• A. In the Balance Explanations tab of the current period reconciliation, select 'Copy Transactions from Prior Reconciliation'.
• B. In the Reconciliations list, copy the reconciliation from the prior period and paste it into the current period.
• C. In the profile for Prepaid Expenses reconciliations, select 'Include Prior Period Transactions'.
• D. Export the transactions from the prior period reconciliation and then import them to the current period reconciliation.

What happens when you select the Key option for a data source attribute?

• A. Transactions with the same key attributes cannot be loaded.
• B. Values are required for the attribute.
• C. The attribute is hidden from users.
• D. Transactions are sorted by the attribute.

Which three types of reconciliations are suitable for the Transaction Matching feature? (Choose three.)

• A. reconciliations that are typically zero balance accounts with low activity
• B. reconciliations that have amortizing transactions
• C. reconciliations with a single data source, like a clearing account
• D. accounts with high volumes of data
• E. reconciliations with 2 or more data sources, like a cash or accounts receivable account

What happens when you load balances to a reconciliation with the status Closed or Open With Reviewer and the balance is different than what was already Certified?

• A. The status is unchanged but a notification is sent to the related users.
• B. The status reverts to Open with Preparer.
• C. The import fails.
• D. The status reverts to Pending.