Learn how to verify accurate inventory entries after posting a sale in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Discover the correct Item Ledger and Value Entry types for effective inventory management.
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Question
Your company has recently posted a sale of 10 units of an item with a posting date of January 15th, 2020.
You need to verify the entries created after posting the sale to ensure accurate inventory management.
Which entry is accurate?
A. Value Entries with Direct Cost Entry Type, Cost Amount (Actual) of 70.00 and Item Ledger Entry No. of 1
B. Item Ledger Entries with Purchase Entry Type, Cost Amount (Actual) of 80.00 and Quantity of 10
C. Value Entries with Indirect Cost Entry Type, Cost Amount (Actual) of 10.00 and Item Ledger Entry No. of 1
D. Item Ledger Entries with Sale Entry Type, Cost Amount (Actual) of -80.00 and Quantity of -10
Answer
D. Item Ledger Entries with Sale Entry Type, Cost Amount (Actual) of -80.00 and Quantity of -10
Explanation
After posting a sale, Item Ledger Entries are created with Sale Entry Type, reflecting the decrease in quantity and value in inventory. The distractors are incorrect because they represent the entries that would be created after a purchase, not a sale.
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