Which statement about reporting currencies is true?

• A. All reporting currency members have the suffix_Reporting
• B. During consolidation, rates triangulation through the parent
• C. When you run consolidate, you can select one or more reporting currency to translate
• D. All input currencies that you add are automatically added as reporting currencies as

Answer: (A)

Reporting currencies in FCCS are identified by a specific naming convention in the Currency dimension: every reporting currency member ends with _Reporting. This naming helps the system distinguish targets used for external reporting from the actual operating (input) currencies and makes it straightforward to apply translation rules during consolidation.

The statement that all reporting currency members have the suffix _Reporting reflects how FCCS organizes and recognizes these targets for translation. You typically create a reporting currency such as USD_Reporting or EUR_Reporting, separate from the actual input currencies like USD or EUR, so that the consolidation process knows exactly which values to translate into which reporting currencies.

The other ideas aren’t universally true. Triangulation of rates through the parent isn’t a fixed rule for reporting currencies, and while you can translate into one or more reporting currencies during consolidation, the defining feature of a reporting currency is this suffix convention. Also, input currencies aren’t automatically promoted to reporting currencies—you must explicitly create the reporting currency members with the _Reporting suffix.