MB-330 · Question #92
SIMULATION You are a functional consultant for a company named Contoso Entertainment System USA (USMF). You need to post a new trade agreement that will contain the following prices: - Surface Pro…
The correct answer is A. Inventory adjustment journal D. Inventory counting journal. There is a notable disconnect in this question: the simulation walkthrough describes creating a Trade Agreement Journal for sales pricing, but the multiple-choice options are all inventory journal types - an entirely different area of Dynamics 365. This appears to be a…
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Options
- AInventory adjustment journal
- BInventory transfer journal
- CInventory movement journal
- DInventory counting journal
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A75% (33)
- B16% (7)
- C9% (4)
Explanation
There is a notable disconnect in this question: the simulation walkthrough describes creating a Trade Agreement Journal for sales pricing, but the multiple-choice options are all inventory journal types - an entirely different area of Dynamics 365. This appears to be a question-bank mismatch, which is worth flagging if you encounter it on a real exam.
Taking the A, D answer at face value in the context of Dynamics 365 inventory journals:
Why A and D are correct: The Inventory Adjustment Journal (A) directly modifies inventory on-hand quantities and their associated costs/values, making it an explicit correction mechanism. The Inventory Counting Journal (D) is used for physical stock counts, and when the counted quantity differs from the system quantity, posting it automatically generates an inventory adjustment - so both journals ultimately produce quantity or value corrections.
Why B and C are wrong: The Inventory Transfer Journal (B) moves stock between warehouses or locations without changing total on-hand quantities or values - it's a reallocation, not a correction. The Inventory Movement Journal (C) also moves inventory but offsets against a ledger account; it does not represent a corrective adjustment in the same sense as A or D.
Memory tip: Think "adjustments happen at origin and count." Adjustment journals correct directly; Counting journals correct indirectly after a count - both touch quantities. Transfer and Movement journals relocate inventory rather than correct it.
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