MB-335 · Question #220
You produce 100 total units of finished goods. The amount of material used to produce the goods is the equivalent amount of material needed to produce 105 finished goods. The company must track…
The correct answer is B. When creating the lines for a picking list, set the value of the quantity option to 105. To account for the material required to produce 105 finished goods in one picking list journal, you need to adjust the material consumption during the creation of the picking list. Setting the quantity option to 105 ensures that the picking list reflects the actual material…
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You produce 100 total units of finished goods. The amount of material used to produce the goods is the equivalent amount of material needed to produce 105 finished goods. The company must track variances in material compared to the original estimated amount. You must only use one picking list journal for each production order. You need to post a picking list that accounts for the material required to produce 105 finished goods. What should you do?
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- AReport as finished five additional units in the error quantity field.
- BWhen creating the lines for a picking list, set the value of the quantity option to 105.
- CPost a picking list for 100 to account for the originally estimated amount. Post an additional
- DIn the Bill of materials production details, edit the estimated amount for each line to equal 105
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(48 responses)- A8% (4)
- B71% (34)
- C4% (2)
- D17% (8)
Explanation
To account for the material required to produce 105 finished goods in one picking list journal, you need to adjust the material consumption during the creation of the picking list. Setting the quantity option to 105 ensures that the picking list reflects the actual material usage (which is for 105 units) in a single posting. This method tracks the variance between the original estimate (100 units) and the actual material consumed (105 units).
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