MB-310 · Question #145
SIMULATION You are a functional consultant for Contoso Entertainment System USA (USMF). You plan to settle accounts by receiving cash payments in US currency. You need to create a cash receipts…
The correct answer is A. workflow approval D. default values E. journal control. Workflow Approval (A), Default Values (D), and Journal Control (E) are correct because these represent the three key configuration areas within the Dynamics 365 Journal Names setup that must be addressed when creating a functional cash receipts journal. Default Values is where…
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- Aworkflow approval
- Baccount type
- Cjournal type
- Ddefault values
- Ejournal control
How the community answered
(63 responses)- A89% (56)
- B3% (2)
- C8% (5)
Explanation
Workflow Approval (A), Default Values (D), and Journal Control (E) are correct because these represent the three key configuration areas within the Dynamics 365 Journal Names setup that must be addressed when creating a functional cash receipts journal. Default Values is where you explicitly set the currency to USD, making it the most directly relevant to the task. Workflow Approval determines whether journal entries require authorization before posting - essential for financial controls. Journal Control restricts which accounts and currencies are permitted, ensuring the journal only processes USD transactions as intended.
Account Type (B) is a field applied at the individual transaction line level, not a journal-level configuration option, so it plays no role in defining the journal itself. Journal Type (C) is a basic classification field set during initial journal creation (it identifies the journal as a cash receipt journal), but it is not a configurable section you interact with to apply currency or control settings - it's a prerequisite, not a configuration step.
Memory tip: Think of A-D-E as the "ADE" of journal governance - Approval, Defaults, Exclusions (control). These three govern how the journal behaves, while Journal Type just labels what it is, and Account Type belongs to individual lines, not the journal definition.
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