Xero Advisor Certificate Practice Test

When you recode by editing line items directly, you’re changing the ledger entries that were already posted. Once those changes are saved, they become the new permanent record for that transaction, and there isn’t a simple one-click undo to revert to the original allocations. To revert, you’d typically have to create reversing entries or another adjustment to restore the previous state, which is a manual, multi-step process. This is why the option that changes can’t be undone is the correct limitation: recoding directly alters the posted data, and undoing it isn’t straightforward. The other statements aren’t accurate: changes aren’t automatically reposted to the bank, and while reconciliation may be involved after adjustments, the fundamental limit is the lack of a simple undo for direct line-item edits.