A production company is implementing Dynamics 365 Business Central. The company must be able to analyze the total acquisition and maintenance cost of each production line. The production lines must…

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Options

• AMake the production line asset inactive.
• BDisable posting to main assets.
• COpen the fixed asset card for the production line.
• DOpen the Fixed Asset Setup page.

• A
  11% (4)
• B
  64% (23)
• D
  25% (9)

Explanation

To correctly post production line assets, you must set up the production line as the main fixed asset and each machine as a component asset. Acquire and depreciate only the component machines individually, while all maintenance and acquisition costs for the production line are posted to the main asset. You can then analyze total costs by viewing the Main Asset Statistics for the production line, which aggregates the costs from all its component machines. Setup and acquisition [C, not D] 1. Create individual fixed asset cards: Set up a separate fixed asset card for each machine (components) and for the production line (main asset). 2. Link components to the main asset: On the main asset's fixed asset card, use the "Main Asset Components" action to add each machine as a component. [B] 3. Acquire component assets: Post the acquisition costs for each machine asset individually. Do not post acquisitions directly to the main production line asset. 4. Post acquisitions to the main asset: Purchase the entire production line but post the acquisition cost to the main asset. This is how you would account for the total cost of the production line, but the individual machines will be depreciated later. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/production-configure-production-

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