What kind of reasonable assurance do check digits, screen properties, and reasonableness tests provide?
A) Processing has been performed as intended without omission or double counting of transactions.
B) Only authorized persons have access to files.
C) Data have been correctly entered.
D) Coding of data internal to the computer did not change when the data were moved from one internal storage location to another.

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Check digits, screen properties, and reasonableness tests provide reasonable assurance that data have been correctly entered. These methods help identify errors during data entry, such as transposition errors, missing or extra digits, and other data input errors.

What Kind of Reasonable Assurance Do Check Digits, Screen Properties