Chart and Consistency: Difference between pages

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One of a small number of fundamental accounting concepts.

Consistency requires that like items be treated consistently within each accounting period and between accounting periods.

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-. ''Information technology (IT).''
+One of a small number of fundamental accounting concepts.
-A visual display of data using IT to display it in a conventional format.
-Examples include bar charts and scatter diagrams.
-.  ''More generally.''
-Similar representations, created without the use of IT.
-. ''Verb.''
-To create a visual representation of data.
+Consistency requires that like items be treated consistently within each accounting period and between accounting periods.
 == See also ==
-* [[Algorithm]]
+* [[Accounting concepts]]
-* [[Artificial intelligence]]
+* [[Accruals concept]]
-* [[Bar chart]]
+* [[Disaggregation]]
-* [[Chartism]]
+* [[Going concern]]
-* [[Component bar chart]]
+* [[Prudence]]
-* [[Data table]]
-* [[Fan chart]]
-* [[Gantt chart]]
-* [[Information technology]]
-* [[Multiple bar chart]]
-* [[Pie chart]]
-* [[Point and figure chart]]
-* [[Scatter diagram]]
-* [[Sensitivity analysis]]
-* [[Visualisation]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
-[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
-[[Category:Investment]]
-[[Category:Long_term_funding]]
-[[Category:Technology]]