Which two statements are true about Cash Flow in the Movement dimension?

• A. When you add a level 0 member to FCCS_Mvmts_Subtotal, it is automatically added as a shared member to the FCCS_CashFlow hierarchy
• B. The seeded level 0 members under FCCS_Mvmts_Subtotal are shared members in the FCCS_CashFlow hierarchy
• C. You can add shared members to the FCCS_CashChange hierarchy
• D. The FCCS_Mvmts_AccountsPayable member is under FCCS_CashFlow_NetAssets in the FCCS_CashFlow hierarchy

Answer: (A)

The statement that describes the behavior of adding a level 0 member to the FCCS_Mvmts_Subtotal as being automatically shared within the FCCS_CashFlow hierarchy is accurate. In Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close, when a level 0 member is introduced to the movement dimension under FCCS_Mvmts_Subtotal, it automatically becomes accessible as a shared member in the FCCS_CashFlow hierarchy. This integration ensures that any newly added member is recognized across the appropriate hierarchies, allowing for more streamlined reporting and analysis of cash flow movements.

The interconnectedness between movement members and cash flow reporting is fundamental in FCC, which allows users to manage and visualize their cash flow dynamics effectively. This feature maintains consistency in financial reporting, ensuring that changes made in one part of the system reflect across related areas.

Additionally, while other statements may touch on aspects of the structure or relationships within the Movement dimension or cash flow hierarchy, they do not accurately describe the automatic sharing mechanism that occurs when level 0 members are added to the specified subtotal hierarchy, thus distinguishing the proven functionality noted in the correct option.