The correct answer is D. Both A and B.
Tally can import data from other programs, such as spreadsheets or database files. It can also import data from one company to another company created within Tally Package.
To import data from another program, you will need to open the program and then select the data that you want to import. You can then select the “Import” option in Tally and follow the instructions.
To import data from one company to another company created within Tally Package, you will need to open the company that you want to import the data to and then select the “Import” option. You can then select the company that you want to import the data from and follow the instructions.
Here are some additional details about each option:
- Option A: One company to another company created within Tally Package. This option allows you to import data from one company to another company that has been created within Tally Package. To do this, you will need to open the company that you want to import the data to and then select the “Import” option. You can then select the company that you want to import the data from and follow the instructions.
- Option B: Other programs – a spreadsheet or a database file. This option allows you to import data from other programs, such as spreadsheets or database files. To do this, you will need to open the program and then select the data that you want to import. You can then select the “Import” option in Tally and follow the instructions.
- Option C: Depends on number of companies. This option is not correct because it does not specify which companies can be imported. Tally can import data from any company, regardless of the number of companies that have been created.
- Option D: Both A and B. This option is correct because it specifies that data can be imported from both other programs and other companies created within Tally Package.