quoted from your referenced url: "Fiscal years can be modified any time. For example, you can add an extra week to synchronize a custom fiscal year with a standard calendar in a leap year. Changes to fiscal year structure take effect immediately upon being saved. If you use forecasting, Salesforce recalculates your forecasts when you save changes to a fiscal year."
Whether you use a standard fiscal year or a custom fiscal year, you define individual fiscal years one time. These fiscal year definitions allow you to use these fiscal periods throughout Salesforce including in reporting, opportunities, and forecasting.
The correct answer is A. True.
Here’s why:
In Salesforce, Forecasting can indeed be used with Custom Fiscal Years. When you configure Salesforce to use Custom Fiscal Years, it allows you to define fiscal periods that best align with your organization's specific financial calendar (which may not start on January 1st).
Once you've set up Custom Fiscal Years, Salesforce will use those fiscal periods in the forecasting process, allowing you to forecast revenue, opportunities, and other data based on your custom fiscal periods.
The correct answer is : Ture
Forecasting in Salesforce can be used with custom fiscal years. Salesforce allows organizations to define their own fiscal year settings based on their specific fiscal calendar. This includes setting custom start and end dates for fiscal quarters and defining the organization's fiscal year structure.
By configuring custom fiscal years, organizations can align their forecasting and reporting processes with their unique fiscal periods. This flexibility enables accurate forecasting and reporting based on the organization's fiscal year, regardless of whether it follows the standard calendar year or a different fiscal calendar.
It is definitely true.
"You can define custom fiscal years to generate forecasts according to the specific needs of your business."
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.aaf_admin_define_custom_year.htm&type=5
It makes no logic sense.
Why Custom Fiscal Years shouldn't be able to use forecasting?
Everyone defines the year as it wants and should be allowed to have access to this functionality.
The answer should be A. True.
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