Free Oracle N16302GC10 Exam Questions

Become Oracle Certified with updated N16302GC10 exam questions and correct answers

Page: 1 / 32

Total 157 Questions | Updated On: Jun 16, 2026

Add To Cart

Question 1

Three months after going live in NetSuite, an Administrator wishes to change the Field Type of a Custom Entity field from List/Record to Multiple Select, using the same List/Record. What should the Administrator consider before making this change?

A : All data for existing records will remain when converting the field.

B : All data will be lost for existing records when converting the field.

C : Only records created after the change will see the field as Multiple Select.

D : Editing existing records will require selecting multiple values.

Answer: B

Question 2

A company is using the Multiple Currencies feature. Which account type allows Revalue Open Balance for Foreign Currency Transactions?

A : Cost of Goods Sold

B : Income

C : Expense

D : Other Current Asset

Answer: D

Question 3

Which depreciation methods are pre-configured with the Fixed Asset Module? (Choose two.)

A : Tax Reducing Method

B : 10% Reducing Balance

C : 300DB

D : 200DB

E : Sum of Years Digits

Answer: C,D

Question 4

Which fields on a Customer record should a user set up to use Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for customer payments? (Choose two.)

A : Direct Debit

B : Routing Number

C : Bank Account Payment Description

D : Bank Name

E : Payment File Format

Answer: B,D

Question 5

What is the purpose of Consolidated Exchange Rates? (Choose two.)

A : Consolidated Exchange Rates are used to set up Balance Sheet Accounts.

B : Consolidated Exchange Rates ensure that currency amounts translate properly from child to parent subsidiaries.

C : Consolidated Exchange Rates are used for reporting purposes.

D : Consolidated Exchange Rates are used only when setting up transaction currencies.

E : Consolidated Exchange Rates are used for currency conversion.

Answer: B,C

Page: 1 / 32

Total 157 Questions | Updated On: Jun 16, 2026

Add To Cart