A company transfers items between locations using transfer orders. During a physical count, they notice that the quantity at the receiving location is higher than expected. They suspect that a transfer was posted twice. What should they do to investigate?

Post a negative adjustment to correct the quantity.

Use the item reclassification journal to move items back.

Review the transfer order history and item ledger entries.

Run the 'Adjust Cost - Item Entries' batch job.

A company discovers that 30 units of item E are incorrectly assigned to Location A, but they should be in Location B. The items are still in stock and no transfer is needed. What should they do to correct the location assignment?

Use the item reclassification journal to move the items from Location A to Location B.

Post a positive adjustment at Location B and a negative at Location A in the item journal.

Create a transfer order from Location A to Location B.

Use the 'Adjust Cost - Item Entries' batch job.

Which of the following is a common reason to adjust item costs in Business Central?

To move items to a different location

To apply additional item charges to a purchase after the receipt has been posted

To change the item's description

A company uses standard cost for item G. The standard cost was recently changed, but the inventory value has not been updated. What should they do to update the inventory value to reflect the new standard cost?

Post a positive cost adjustment in the item journal.

Create a purchase receipt for the cost difference.

Use the item reclassification journal to change the unit cost.

Run the 'Adjust Cost - Item Entries' batch job.

During a physical count, a company finds that item H has a different quantity in Location A than in Location B. The count is done per location. What should they do to record the counts for each location?

Use the item reclassification journal to move items between locations.

Use the item journal to adjust each location separately.

Create one physical inventory order and enter the total quantity for both locations.

Create a physical inventory order for each location with the counted quantities.

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Domain 4Objective 7

Process Inventory Transactions MB-800 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Part of the Perform Business Central operations domain, which accounts for 30–35% of the MB-800 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~12–23 in this domain), expect 2–3 from this objective — we provide 32 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 21–25

21application · medium
A company transfers items between locations using transfer orders. During a physical count, they notice that the quantity at the receiving location is higher than expected. They suspect that a transfer was posted twice. What should they do to investigate?
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22application · medium
A company discovers that 30 units of item E are incorrectly assigned to Location A, but they should be in Location B. The items are still in stock and no transfer is needed. What should they do to correct the location assignment?
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23foundation · easy
Which of the following is a common reason to adjust item costs in Business Central?
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24application · medium
A company uses standard cost for item G. The standard cost was recently changed, but the inventory value has not been updated. What should they do to update the inventory value to reflect the new standard cost?
Select an answer first
25application · medium
During a physical count, a company finds that item H has a different quantity in Location A than in Location B. The count is done per location. What should they do to record the counts for each location?
Select an answer first

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