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关于固定资产子系统的月末结账功能,下列说法正确的是 ( )
本月不结账,可以以下月日期登录系统,处理下期数据
结账后发现有未处理的业务,只能在下月处理
结账后,不能再以本月日期登录系统
为保证数据的安全性,结账前一定要进行数据备份
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①  本月不结账,可以以下月日期登录系统,处理下期数据
②  结账后发现有未处理的业务,只能在下月处理
③  结账后,不能再以本月日期登录系统
④  为保证数据的安全性,结账前一定要进行数据备份
【判断题】 若存货核算系统要取消本月月末结账,在以本月末的时间登录软件,打开月末结账窗口,点击“取消结账”即可。( )
①  正确
②  错误
【单选题】 若存货核算系统要取消本月月末结账,必须以( )的时间登录软件,打开月末结账窗口,点击“取消结账”即可。
①  任何一个月
②  本月
③  下一个月
④  上一个月
【判断题】 上月未结账,本月单据可以正常操作,不影响日常业务的处理,但本月不能结账。
①  正确
②  错误
【判断题】 期末结账后,以前期间的数据不能再进行修改,如果需要修改可以进行反结账处理。( )
①  正确
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【单选题】 在总账系统中结账处理过程的顺序是( )。
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②  选择结账月份→结账前检验→备份结账前数据→结账处理
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①  选择结账月份—结账前检验—结账处理—备份结账前数据
②  选择结账月份—结账前检验—备份结账前数据—结账处理
③  选择结账月份—备份结账前数据—结账处理—结账前检验
④  结账前检验—选择结账月份—备份结账前数据—结账处理
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