Spreadsheet basics
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For which ONE of the following could a spreadsheet be used?

  • Sending out supplier statements
  • Maintaining detailed customer records
  • Preparing budgets and forecasts (correct)

Which THREE of the following are true regarding spreadsheets?

  • Spreadsheets can be used for word processing.
  • Data in a spreadsheet can be easily updated. (correct)
  • Spreadsheet data can be output in the form of graphs. (correct)
  • Spreadsheets can be used to replace accounting packages.
  • Spreadsheets are used to store and manipulate data. (correct)
  • Sophisticated databases are making spreadsheets obsolete.

Identify which TWO of the following would occur before the introduction section of a business report.

  • Appendices
  • Conclusion
  • Main body
  • Recommendations
  • Title (correct)
  • Executive summary (correct)

Identify which ONE of the following describes the contents of the 'main body' section of a business report.

<p>Provides an analysis of the results of the research (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Complete the following statement by selecting the most appropriate answer from the picklist. When considering the order of a formal business report, which section will usually appear between the executive summary and the main body?

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What would be the most appropriate method of communication in each of the following circumstances?

<p>Explaining to a customer that a prompt payment discount that has been deducted was not valid, as the invoice was not paid within the discount period = Letter Requesting customer balances from a colleague in the receivables ledger department = Email Providing negative feedback to a colleague on the quality of their work = Face-to-face discussion A formal complaint to a supplier regarding the delivery times of goods, which are not as agreed = Letter Information to be provided to the sales director regarding the breakdown of sales geographically for the last two years = Email</p> Signup and view all the answers

Task 4.8 (a) What will be the amount required to restore the imprest level on 1 December? (The petty cash imprest level is £75. Opening balance is £27, cash from bank on 1 November is £48, expenditure during month is £21)

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Task 4.8 (b) Will the receipt from the bank on 1 December be a debit or credit entry in the petty cash book?

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Task 4.9 (a) State four benefits of cloud accounting.

<p>Cost savings, increased collaboration, scalability, and improved data security.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Task 4.9 (b) State four potential problems of cloud accounting.

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Task 4.14 Review the draft letter and identify TWELVE words or collections of letters or digits which are either spelt incorrectly, missing, are inappropriate or are technically incorrect.

<p>Statment (A), too highlight (B), £357.29 (C), setle (D), £794.53 (E), posible (F), sending (G), XУ (H), is not known to us (I), corespond (J), 12.01.XX (K), sincerely (L)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Task (b) You do not need to proofread emails as this is an informal method of communication.

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Task (b) When deciding upon the best method of communication, you only need to consider the information you are trying to communicate.

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Task 4.7 (a) Which of the following items would explain the difference?

<p>You have requested a credit note from the supplier for £1,586 which you have not yet received. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Spreadsheet Use

Used for preparing budgets and forecasts.

Spreadsheet Capabilities

Store, manipulate, update data, and output graphs easily.

Executive Summary

A preliminary section summarizing the main points of a report.

Main Body (Business Report)

Provides detailed analysis of research results.

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Introduction Section

It appears between the executive summary and main body.

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Letter (communication)

Formal, written record for complaints.

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Face-to-face discussion

Discussing sensitive issues or providing complex feedback.

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Email/Telephone Use

Quick inquiries or confirmations.

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Statement of Account

A document showing transactions between a business and it's customers.

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Credit entry (Petty Cash)

Entry that decreases the amount owed to a supplier.

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Benefits of Cloud Accounting

Accessible, scalable, cost-effective, and promotes collaboration.

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Problems of Cloud Accounting

Security risks, data breaches and dependence on internet connectivity.

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Email in Meeting Arrangements

Used for booking meeting rooms and communicating requirements.

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Do you need to proofread Emails?

False

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Factors for choosing communication method?

False; consider audience, urgency, and confidentiality.

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Purchases Day Book

Records credit purchases from suppliers.

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Payables Ledger Control

Total amount owed to suppliers.

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Difference in Payables Ledger

A statement showing a requested credit that hasn't been received yet.

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General Ledger Entries (Cash Book)

Cash, Bank, VAT, Trade Payables.

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Payables Ledger

An individual record of transactions with a specific supplier.

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Sales Day Book

To record credit sales to customers.

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Net Sales

Total of all sales before VAT.

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Total Sales Calculation

VAT + Net

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Cross-Cast Check

Used to verify the accuracy of day book entries by ensuring debits equal credits.

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Statement of account

The record of customer transactions

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October Statement Reconciliation

The document is part of a reconciliation process.

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Bank (cash book credit side)

Amount paid out to suppliers

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Cash purchases

Total of petty cash disbursements

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Trade payables

Total amount owed to suppliers

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Email (Invalid discount)

The most effective way to correct a client

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Study Notes

  • Spreadsheets can be used for maintaining detailed customer records, preparing budgets and forecasts, and sending out supplier statements.
  • Spreadsheets are tools for storing and manipulating data.
  • Data in a spreadsheet can be easily updated.
  • Data can be output from spreadsheets in the form of graphs.

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Spreadsheets are essential for data storage and manipulation. They facilitate detailed customer record maintenance, budget preparation, and supplier statement distribution. Data updates are straightforward, and information can be visualized through graphs.

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