on 04-01-2014 11:35 AM
Hi,
When changing(o/p taken) for a billing document which was created months ago the exchange rate is redermined once it is saved , requirement is there should not be redetrmination of exchange rate in this case.
Hi,
if you need no rate redetermination when posting, check OSS note 36070 Fixed foreign currency rate for accounting document
Regards,
JM
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Hi,
Please check the following SAP note:
1481238 - How are different exchange rates (Price, FI postings and Conditions) determined in billing documents
Best regards,
Csaba
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Hi,
If accounting document is posted, Exchange rate should have been greyed out
Account document not yet created?
please check and revert
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Accounting document is already generated, after changing billing exchange rate is redetermining
Really surprising !!!!!!!!!
Certain fields / data like Billing Date, Pricing, Account Determination etc., can be changed before an accounting document is generated but you cannot make any changes after that. This being the case, I dont understand what value you have changed which is not at all possible as per standard functionality. Please be clear in your statement
G. Lakshmipathi
As I already told, only certain fields we can edit in billing document if an accounting document is not generated. Since in your case, you shared the screen shot of FI exchange rate, I presume, this is editable which means, you need to raise OSS message with SAP.
As you know, unless there is a manual entry in sale order field VBKD-KURRF, it would be copied to the field what you had referred in the billing document. In all other cases, it would be fetched from the ob08 based on billing date. This is the standard functionality of exchange rate.
G. Lakshmipathi
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