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1. 2 attributes a _________ always has: xlink:type="simple" & xlink:href="https://"






2. Uses attributes to describe relationships between elements






3. Describes a unit of data in an instance document // to apply markup to an instance document






4. File containing only calculation relationships






5. _______________ used: templates - for-each - value-of - functions (formatting - sum - mathematical operations)






6. Native XML language for processing XML documents into other forms - a template matching language






7. Human readable name for an element






8. XSLTA method of presenting the data in an instance document






9. Defines XBRL elements and their attributes






10. Property of an element






11. Same structure as XBRL Instance; different Taxonomy






12. Used to express and navigate relationships






13. shorthand sequence of letter for a namespace






14. XBRL components






15. XBRL technical term for a relationships file






16. Process of checking that instance documents meet the rules of XBRL specification






17. Data type indicatign the element is stated in whole numbers






18. calculation relationship attribute






19. Value that isn't specifically provided - but could be calculated






20. Attribute of an element that reflects whether it is reported as an instant or duration time period






21. Rules and Syntax for XBRL Instance Documents and Taxonomies






22. Reusable data components - that can be used as needed in each of the UBL documents






23. Defines the organizational relationships of elements using parent-child heirarchies






24. Human readable description of a reporting concept






25. A meta-language used to create vocabularies such as XBRL and UBL






26. Vocabulary used for business documents.






27. kind of element






28. technical term for an element declaration file






29. Electronic dictionary of business reporting elements - combination of Schemas (defining elements) and LinkBases (relating elements)






30. Used to associate labes to elements






31. Report specific information required by XBRL






32. Discoverable Taxonomy Set






33. DTS that must be filed with ____: Instance Document; Extension Taxonomy; LinkBases; All imported Schemas






34. Footnote Disclosures Tagging found in ______.






35. Describes the mathematical relationships between elements in a taxonomy by defining how a series of elements sum up to another element.






36. Guides the creation and use of taxonomies by presenting a recommended design architecture






37. Detailed description of XML syntax






38. Decimal attribute for "accurate value"






39. Additive relationships netween numeric items expressed as parent-child heirarchies






40. The facts in a instance document are surrounded by the ________(entity - time period - currency)






41. Defines elements and relationships; schema for a particular reporting group






42. Attribute of a monetary item type






43. Declares Name - Type and Structure (sequence)






44. Defines Complex (Parent) Elements






45. Default label for an element






46. XML file that contains business reporting information






47. Allows users to add to a published taxonomy to define new elements






48. Extensible business reporting language - vocabulary used for financial reporting.






49. Defines Simple Elements and Complex (attribute Elements)






50. Attribute of an element to indicate the element is only used in a heirarchy to group related elements together