on 04-30-2009 2:20 AM
We are posting a simple 2 line JE from Company A to Company B. A is USD. B is EUR. Posting a balanced entry of $1,000 USD is yielding 1,063.83 in LC (EUR), a rate of 0.94. All data is entered in the USD document currency.
The defined exchange rate EUR-USD for the same time period is 1.5838 to 1 and should have yielded 1,583.80 LC (EUR).
Why would this not be using the defined exchange rate?
Hi,why don't you use account Cash in transit?may be it'll solve your probleme?!
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Do you also have a rate in exchange rate table for USD to EUR? My guess is you have one (and the rate is different from what is getting determined from the EUR to USD rate you have). Also, if you have a reference currency for M rate in T Code OB07 (lets say USD), it is always advised to maintain exchange rates to that reference currency. For example, to maintain rate between EUR and USD (when USD is the reference currency in OB07), enter the rate for EUR:USD and not USD:EUR.
USD is the reference currency defined in OB07 for the rate type in question. The exchange rate is already maintained correctly EUR:USD (e.g. 1:1.55720 in our sandbox environment). The rate is maintained in the Direct column, which matches the quotation method defined in ONOT. The translastion ratio is 1:1.
There is NO USD:EUR rate maintained. SAP warns against that, stating "For exchange rate type M the basis currency is USD. Only entries for which the 'to-currency' is the basis currency are used in exchange calculations."
We found that the Translation Ratio USD:EUR had an Alternate Exchange Rate Type of EURX. In OC41, EURX contains the 0.94 USD:EUR. It appears we have a choice of maintaining the EURX exchange rate every month--in addition to maintaining the EUR:USD values we already maintain, or removing EURX as the Alternate Exchange Rate once. Any advice or recommendation would be appreciated.
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