Which of the following tasks is NOT necessary to capture Fixed Asset additions and disposals within the Movement dimension?

Creating a Roll Forward in the account dimension is not necessary for capturing Fixed Asset additions and disposals within the Movement dimension. The impetus for managing Fixed Assets in an application like Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close (FCC) typically revolves around tracking the movements of assets—specifically their additions and disposals—rather than modifying the account structure itself.

The Movement dimension is designed to help users track changes to asset values over time effectively. For this purpose, custom members tailored for Additions and Disposals specifically allow for granular tracking of asset movements. Building a Movement member with dependent custom members for these functions, as well as loading detailed Fixed Asset data to those Movement members, directly contributes to robust asset management—responding to the functional requirements of Fixed Asset tracking.

In contrast, the Roll Forward typically refers to the process of reconciling account balances from one period to the next in the account dimension, not within the Movement dimension, thus illustrating why this task is not a necessary step for handling Fixed Asset movements specifically. It addresses broader financial reporting and does not directly influence the detailed tracking of Fixed Asset transactions within the specified dimensional context.