Your client has requirements to enter customers, suppliers, and remit-to addresses In country- specific formats for the United States, United Kingdom, and Ireland. Which are the three steps required…

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Options

• Acreating address style lookup
• Bcreating flexible address code
• Csetting up the "Default Address" profile option
• Dassigning address style to a specific country
• Esetting up flexible address format in a descriptive flexfield

• A
  74% (25)
• B
  18% (6)
• C
  9% (3)

Explanation

Setting up flexible address formats in Oracle Applications follows a three-step sequence: create a lookup to define the address style (A), assign that style to the relevant country (D), and configure the actual field layout through the Address descriptive flexfield (E). This flow mirrors a standard Oracle configuration pattern - define, assign, implement.

Option B ("creating flexible address code") is a fabricated distractor; no such discrete step exists in the setup process - the lookup created in step A is effectively the address style code. Option C ("Default Address profile option") is a red herring; while Oracle Apps has many profile options, this one does not exist as part of flexible address format configuration.

Memory tip: Remember the acronym LAF - Lookup → Assign → Flexfield. You always define the style first, tie it to a geography second, and then wire up the actual field structure last.

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