Your business user has created a purchase order (PO) that has the following attributes:
Accrue at Receipt = Yes
Matching Option = 2 way
Receipt Close Tolerance = 100%
After approval, the PO is closed for receiving without creating a receipt. An AP invoice is created by matching to the PO. The user now runs Create Accounting for Receiving Transactions and then the ''Import and Process Cost transactions'' ESS (Enterprise Scheduler Service) job using the Transaction Source parameter as ''Oracle Payables''. The user notices that there is no cost transferred to the projects. Identify two reasons for this problem. (Choose two.)
You are implementing Project Portfolio Management for a global professional services organization. In their Consulting Services line of business, it is common to use resources from different business units based on the skills required. Therefore, cross-charge transactions happen between business units within the same legal entity. Transfer price calculations need to be based on raw costs, with no further adjustments to transfer price.
Identify two setups that can drive this borrowed and lent agreement. (Choose two.)
Which two statements are true about the cross-charge method, Borrowed and Lent?
What's a borrowed and lent processing method?
A method of processing cross-charge transactions that generates accounting entries to share revenue or transfer costs from the provider organization to the receiver organization within a legal entity. An internal invoice isn't created but costs or revenue are shared based on the transfer price rules. This method provides a financial view of the performance of an organization.
Your customer wants a project start date to cascade to the project tasks but does not want the finish date to be cascaded. Identify the default setup in a project template that can be used to enable this. (Choose the best answer.)
Topic - Project Date Cascade Options
Use the Cascade option choice list to determine whether your changes to project dates cascade to tasks.
Use the Basic Information region on the Edit Project Template page to select one of the following options:
Do not cascade project date changes to tasks: Both start and finish dates are editable. However, you must ensure the following:
The project start date is not later than the earliest task date.
The project finish date is not earlier than the latest task date.
Cascade project start date change to affected tasks: You can edit only the project start date.
Cascade project finish date change to affected tasks: You can edit only the project finish date.
Do not cascade project date changes to tasks is the default value. You must select the cascade option each time you change the project dates, as your selection isn't saved for future date changes.
If you select to roll up planned dates for tasks or are using an external application for scheduling, then you can't modify the project start or finish dates.
