Financial Performance - Reconciliation Statement and Cost Card
Adzha
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Hey :001_smile:
I'm sitting my finance performance exam this Friday and a little confused about how to show my answers in a couple of questions for the computer to mark:
Question 1.4 - The Reconciliation Statement: I had a favourable variance so entered this as a - (minus) amount, however the answers don't show the negative sign.
Question 1.1 - The Cost Card: There doesn't seem to be a pattern in the answers for how numbers should be shown (whole number, two decimal places etc.)
Would be great if someone could clarify.
Thanks!
I'm sitting my finance performance exam this Friday and a little confused about how to show my answers in a couple of questions for the computer to mark:
Question 1.4 - The Reconciliation Statement: I had a favourable variance so entered this as a - (minus) amount, however the answers don't show the negative sign.
Question 1.1 - The Cost Card: There doesn't seem to be a pattern in the answers for how numbers should be shown (whole number, two decimal places etc.)
Would be great if someone could clarify.
Thanks!
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Hello
You will be told this at the start of the exam and if different to the general rule in the actual question.
JC~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~Benjamin Franklin0 -
Check this link - The introduction to the FNPF practice CBA.
See the section about entering negative numbers using minus sign or brackets, unless the task instructions say otherwise.
http://www.aat-interactive.org.uk/elearning/new/FNPF_PracticeAssessment1/index.html
You may also find that the assessment won't let you enter minus or brackets.
Good luck with your exam! :001_tongue:~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~Benjamin Franklin0 -
Check this link - The introduction to the FNPF practice CBA.
See the section about entering negative numbers using minus sign or brackets, unless the task instructions say otherwise.
http://www.aat-interactive.org.uk/elearning/new/FNPF_PracticeAssessment1/index.html
You may also find that the assessment won't let you enter minus or brackets.
Good luck with your exam! :001_tongue:
Thank you :001_smile:
I do read that in the exam, was just a little confused by how some answers were shown in the model answers (e.g. cost per unit being £5, £3.40 and £2 - not from the actual answers!) as it didn't seem to have a correct pattern.0
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